Some musicians are also photographers. Their concerts and tours across the globe then become opportunities for taking pictures. As a kind of 2025 retrospective, here are a few examples! 
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Gloria Musica in Sweden
Photographer Pablo Palmieri accompanied the ensemble Gloria Musica, directed by Beniamino Paganini and Nele Vertommen, during its stay in Sweden for the Christmas edition of the Early Music Sweden festival. The occasion for this photograph… where a nod to a great German Romantic painter can hardly be ruled out.
Maïlys de Villoutreys in Brittany
At the beginning of December, French soprano Maïlys de Villoutreys photographed Dossen beach, near Roscoff, in Brittany.
Versailles in Shanghai
During a tour of China this autumn, the eye of Jean-Christophe Cassagnes, artistic adviser to the Orchestra of the Royal Opera of Versailles, came to rest on Zhujiajiao, the “Venice of Shanghai”.
Camille Delaforge in Venice
French conductor Camille Delaforge had fun, during a stay in Venice in September, photographing the hidden side of La Serenissima.
Violinist Lucien Pagnon in Froville (France)
At the beginning of the summer, violinist Lucien Pagnon lingered in front of the priory of Froville, in Lorraine, before a festival concert with the Orchestra of the Royal Opera of Versailles.
Dennis Orellana in China
In September, the young Honduran countertenor Dennis Orellana set off on his first tour of China. The opportunity for a snapshot: tradition does not preclude social media…
Apollo’s Cabinet in Estonia
While touring Estonia as part of the Tallinn feat. Reval festival, the Apollo’s Cabinet team stopped in Otepää for a concert and a few photographs of the local landscapes.
Ana Vieira Leite at the Alhambra in Granada
At the beginning of July, Portuguese soprano Ana Vieira Leite took part in the Granada Festival. The opportunity for a series of photographs at the Alhambra.
Re-renaissance in Basel
For its Arcadia festival in September in Basel, the Re-renaissance association — which since 2020 has been reviving music from before 1600 — presented an illustration created by the Glaser Saxer Keller agency. Undoubtedly the most original festival image of 2025.
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