Marc Coppey is a chamber musician at heart. After all, he made his debut playing Tchaikovsky’s Trio in Moscow with Yehudi Menuhin and Victoria Postnikova, an unforgettable moment of musical sharing immortalized by the director Bruno Monsaingeon. With the remarkable French pianist Jean-Baptiste Fonlupt — a great specialist of the romantic repertoire — he interprets a seductive selection of 19th and 20th-century pieces for cello and piano in which the touches of Slovakian, Spanish, and Romanian folk music will undoubtedly lend the concert a festive touch.