Versailles in sequence shot

The piano keys beneath the musician's fingers become a portal to the past. The 2026 documentary 'Versailles in piano sequenza' explores the invisible thread between the architecture of the Palace of Versailles and the musical compositions of the Baroque era. Each hall, each gallery finds its reflection in the harmony, rhythm, and structure of works by Lully, Rameau, and Couperin. The filming transports the viewer from modern rehearsal rooms to the empty, echo-filled corridors of the palace, creating a dialogue between space and sound. It is a cinematic essay on how geometry and proportion can be translated into the language of music, and how stone vaults can be made to resonate.