Le Plessis-Pâté Launches 'Résonances', a New Event for the Curious

The Michel Legrand Municipal School of Music and Dance is launching quarterly meetings on various topics, starting with music and astronomy.

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The town of Le Plessis-Pâté, through its Michel Legrand Municipal School of Music and Dance (EMMD), is launching 'Résonances', a new quarterly event open to everyone, aimed at exploring diverse subjects related to music, dance, and the arts.

The Michel Legrand Municipal School of Music and Dance (EMMD) is launching 'Résonances', a new convivial event open to all, designed to satisfy curiosity around various topics such as music, dance, arts, and many others. These quarterly meetings are intended as moments for learning, discussion, and sharing with passionate speakers, with no need to be a specialist.
The first meeting, titled 'Music and Astronomy', will take place on Saturday, December 12th at 10 AM. Thierry Gaiffe, an oboe professor with a passion for science and arts, will guide participants on a journey exploring the connections between musical harmony and the organization of the Universe, from antiquity to modern scientific theories.
This event is focused on discovery and sharing, in a relaxed atmosphere with coffee or tea.
Résonances #1 – Music and Astronomy
Saturday, December 12th at 10 AM
Salle La Grange, 8 avenue Gilbert Fergant.
Admission is free, with coffee or tea provided.
Based on information from the official source: Mairie du Plessis-Pâté (22/10/2026)