A musical journey through the city

Enchanted Streets: Paris

A debut album and an interactive journey through the music, places and extraordinary artistic energy of Paris in the thirties.

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The project

Paris streets come to life.

Enchanted Streets: Paris is more than an album. It is an immersive journey through the musical life of Paris from the Belle Époque to the 1930s.

Album
Debut release for Aparté
Repertoire
16 works · masterpieces, rare gems & original arrangements
Experience
Music mapped to historic Parisian places
Purpose
To make musical history tangible and alive
Beyond the record

Paris in your pocket.

The album comes alive in an illustrated companion app. Follow each piece through the city, discover the halls, salons and streets that shaped it, and let the music of Paris unfold around you.

  • 01 / ExploreHistoric venues and hidden musical landmarks.
  • 02 / ListenEvery track connected to a place and a story.
  • 03 / TravelA personal route through 1930s Paris.
  • 04 / DiscoverArchival detail, context and information about the music.
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The programme

Complete track list.

Sixteen encounters across concert halls, salons, cabarets and the luminous edges of the Parisian night.

  1. 01DebussySonate pour violon et piano
  2. 02DukasL’Apprenti sorcier, arr. Coppey
  3. 03YsaÿeSonate n° 3 « Ballade »
  4. 04MassenetÉlégie
  5. 05StravinskyBerceuse
  6. 06VarèseUn grand sommeil noir
  7. 07RavelHabanera
  8. 08RabeyTes yeux
  9. 09MessiaenThème et variations
  10. 10DebussyLa fille aux cheveux de lin
  11. 11BakerParis, Paris, Paris
  12. 12BoulangerNocturne
  13. 13TailleferreBerceuse
  14. 14SouthRose Room
  15. 15PoulencViolon
  16. 16ChevalierParis je t’aime
Rewards

Choose your place in the story.

Every contribution gives this record and its digital world the room to exist. Choose the gesture that feels right to you.

The artists

The people behind the journey.

  • Emmanuel Coppey

    Emmanuel Coppey

    French violinist Emmanuel Coppey is an Artist in Residence at the Queen Elisabeth Music Chapel and the Singer-Polignac Foundation, as well as a City Music Foundation Artist and former member of the Ensemble Modern Academy. Equally at home in the Baroque, Romantic and contemporary repertoire, he has performed with renowned musicians across Europe’s leading concert halls and festivals. Winner of the 2023 New York Bach Competition, Emmanuel is also an arranger and artistic creator whose projects explore new ways of bringing classical music to today’s audiences. He performs on a rare 1735 Guarneri violin from the Guttman Collection.

  • Arthur Hinnewinkel

    Arthur Hinnewinkel

    French pianist Arthur Hinnewinkel is one of the most exciting young musicians of his generation. A graduate of the Conservatoire de Paris and currently studying at the Queen Elisabeth Music Chapel, he has performed at major festivals including La Roque d’Anthéron, Deauville and Gstaad. A laureate of the 2025 Queen Elisabeth Competition and Artist in Residence at the Singer-Polignac Foundation, Arthur combines an international solo career with a passion for chamber music, collaborating with many of today’s leading musicians.

  • Sofia Anisimova

    Sofia Anisimova

    Ukrainian mezzo-soprano Sofia Anisimova is a member of the Opéra national de Paris Academy and an Artist in Residence at the Queen Elisabeth Music Chapel. She has appeared at the Opéra national de Paris, the Philharmonie de Paris, the Verbier Festival and leading French festivals, earning acclaim for both operatic and narrative performances. Winner of several international vocal competitions, Sofia combines artistic excellence with a deeply personal voice shaped by her journey from Ukraine to France.

Transparency

Where your support goes.

  • 40 %Recording€8,000
  • 20 %Editing & mastering€4,000
  • 20 %Interactive app€4,000
  • 10 %Artwork€2,000
  • 10 %Manufacturing€2,000
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Become part of Paris.

Every contribution helps turn a carefully researched musical vision into an album, and an experience made to be explored.

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