Pygmalion is artist-in-residence at the Opéra National de Bordeaux. It enjoys the support of the Direction régionale des affaires culturelles de Nouvelle-Aquitaine, Ville de Bordeaux, Département de la Gironde, région Nouvelle-Aquitaine and Centre national de la musique. Ensemble associated with the Opéra-Comique (2023–2027), Pygmalion receives support from Château Haut-Bailly, the ensemble’s honorary patron. Pygmalion is artist-in-residence at Fondation Singer-Polignac as an associate artist and is a member of the Fédération des Ensembles Vocaux et Instrumentaux Spécialisés (FEVIS), Scène Ensemble, and Rézo MUSA. Fondation d’entreprise Société Générale and Eren Groupe are patrons of Pygmalion.
Committed partners
Fondation d’entreprise Société Générale
The partnership linking Pygmalion to Mécénat Musical Société Générale and then to the Fondation d’entreprise Société Générale began in 2008 with a commission to composer Vincent Manac’h for Wolkengesang, a work for choir and early instruments designed to be presented as a mirror image of a cantata by J. S. Bach. The resulting search for new correspondences between timbres and writings laid the foundations for a long-term partnership, encouraging Pygmalion to develop, in project after project, a laboratory combining creativity, excellence, and a commitment to sharing its discoveries with the widest possible audience. If we can speak of the DNA shared by Pygmalion and its musical director, Raphaël Pichon, it has guided their neverending quest to renew how musical heritage is transmitted.
Eren Groupe
Sponsors of the very first album devoted to J. S. Bach’s Missae breves, Eren Group and Pâris Mouratoglou have faithfully supported Pygmalion’s development since its beginnings.
You too can support Pygmalion!
You share our belief that music, emotion and beauty are more important than ever! Support our ambitious artistic and educational projects and become a privileged partner!
As a resident of France:
66% of the amount of your gift can be deducted from your income tax, up to 20% of your taxable income.
For more information, please contact Daniel Troman.
