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Our transmission mission

Our societal involvements

Although being on stage and performing in front of spectators is our core practice, striving to engage all audiences in music discovery is what drives us forward.

Our involvement in inclusion and transmission is built around two strands:

– Cultural and educational activities, run since 2012 throughout the Hauts-de-Seine department. Whether they are aimed at schoolchildren, audiences with limited access to culture, or open to all without exception, they form a complete and innovative project that ranges from raising awareness to collective creation, by way of hands-on practice.

– New artistic formats to discover classical music differently. Freely available on our website and social media, our videos shed light on the repertoire in an innovative and playful way: discover period instruments with Insula orchestra’s Penguins, unravel the secrets of music history with Music Investigation, or go behind the scenes of our staged creations with our Making-of series. Comics spotlight women and men composers, while virtual reality invites you into the very heart of the orchestra for unprecedented immersive experiences. Another way to listen to, understand and feel classical music.

 

« Transmission and easier access to music have always been at the heart of my musical project. I greatly value youth and sharing: I wish to share all that I have learned, and I strongly believe that a musical piece can inspire society and change someone’s life. »

Laurence Equilbey, artistic and musical director

Each year, on average:
400
hours of social or educational activities
280
workshops throughout the Hauts-de-Seine department
3 550
children attend one of our workshops
550
people from sensitive environments (retirement homes, social care centres, hospitals) attend one of our workshops
1 980
young adolescents attend one of our workshops
60
partnerships with socio-cultural institutions

Help us reach these audiences!

Together, let’s share classical music with everyone.

The Insula orchestra – Laurence Equilbey Foundation supports our initiatives in inclusion, transmission, and arts education. Your donations are essential to help us share the joy of music with as many people as possible, encourage its practice, and make it accessible to audiences who are distant or vulnerable.

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Flagship projects from past seasons
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Our partners in 2025-2026

Assisted-living residences and care homes

EHPAD Camille Desmoulin, Juvisy-sur-Orge
EHPAD Louis Pasteur, Chilly-Mazarin
EHPAD Maison de famille Les Vallées, Colombes
EHPAD Lasserre, EHPAD Sainte Lucie, Résidence autonomie Le Parc, EHPAD Repotel — Issy-les-Moulineaux
Résidence autonomie Les Tarâtres, Rueil-Malmaison
EHPAD Juliette Victor, Jouy-en-Josas
Résidence autonomie Jeanne d’Arc, Ermont
EHPAD Bois Doucet, Jarnac
Résidence autonomie Pont Saint Jean, Bordeaux
Résidence Tal Armor, La Trinité-sur-Mer
Résidence Lamartine, Le Havre

Facilities for people with disabilities

EREA Jacques Brel, Garches
Centre d’accueil de jour Madeleine Vinet (UNAPEI), Boulogne-Billancourt

Schools

Collège Dupanloup, École Casteja, École Robert Doisneau, Collège Jean Renoir — Boulogne-Billancourt
Collège Les Bons Raisins, Rueil-Malmaison
Collège Van Gogh, Clichy
Collège Sainte Jeanne d’Arc, Sèvres

Conservatoire

CRRBB, Boulogne-Billancourt

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