Don’t miss this incredible performance by the Gospel Hélios choir, led by Dominique Magloire, at the prestigious Églises de Saint-Sulpice.
On the program: “Oh Happy Day,” Amazing Grace, “Oh When the Saints”… From childhood, Dominique Magloire discovered music by joining gospel choirs. Passionate about singing, she took part in several musicals: “Autant en emporte le vent,” “Cléopâtre,” “Les années Twist” … She built a national and international reputation through her involvement in various productions: Gospel pour 100 Voix, Gospel sur la Colline… After that, she decided to continue exploring other forms of vocal art. She studied classical singing at the conservatory, where she learned to master her lirico-spinto soprano voice, earning a first prize in singing as well as a first prize in chamber music. From then on, she performed some of the greatest works of classical music: Verdi’s la Traviata, Mozart’s Requiem, Gerswin’s Porgy and Bess, Offenbach’s la Créole de Tulipatan, and the role of Dido in Purcell’s Didon et Énée. In 2012, Dominique Magloire became the breakout star of the Voice on TF1 by performing Johnny’s Ma Gueule and Goldeneyes. This challenge allowed her to sing in front of 7 million viewers and take part in the tour. In 2015, Dominique Magloire performed on the stage of the Folies Bergère in the musical Gospel sur la Colline by Benjamin Faleynas. In 2019, she took part in Together, hosted by Éric Antoine and Garou. She also stars in Ménopause, the musical written and directed by Alex Goude. In 2021, Dominique Magloire took part in the All Stars season of The Voice to celebrate the show’s 10th anniversary. Drawing on her experience, she oversees the artistic direction of “Gospel Hélios,” an ensemble dedicated to promoting gospel music in the Parisian churches of Saint Germain des Prés and la Madeleine.
Price: From 20 to 60 euros.
Source: paris.fr — photo: Hélios