France Celebrates the Kickoff of Charles Aznavour's Centennial Year with a Classical Tribute in Cannes

The legendary French-Armenian singer Charles Aznavour was commemorated in Cannes, France, as his Centennial year was inaugurated on February 4th with a grand concert titled 'Aznavour Classique' at the distinguished Palace of Festivals and Congresses of Cannes. This event marks the beginning of a series of celebrations dedicated to the late artist's 100th birthday.

A Night of Musical Elegance

The event was a heartfelt tribute to the beloved singer's enduring legacy. Fans of Aznavour's music were treated to an evening of his classic songs, expertly performed by the esteemed National Orchestra of Cannes. The orchestra, conducted by Philippe Béran, was joined on stage by two prominent artists: Kristina Aznavour, contributing her vocal prowess, and accomplished pianist Erik Berchot. Together, they brought Aznavour's music to life in a classical format, much to the delight of the audience.

Appreciation and Ovation

The concert was met with an overwhelming response from attendees, as reported by the Aznavour Foundation. Such a warm reception was evident in the standing ovation given by the enchanted concertgoers, demonstrating the profound impact and timeless appeal of Charles Aznavour's musical contributions. The Foundation took the opportunity to voice its appreciation for the audience's enthusiasm and the honor bestowed upon Aznavour's memory.

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