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Concert organised by "Les Amis des Orgues de St-Pierre" in partnership with the "Rencontres de Musique Ancienne" festival in Seurre. Music is a serious thing. Paradoxically, however, some composers don't shy away from having fun. They cultivate a sense of humour or introduce references to entertain the listener. The proof is in the 'eclectic' programme that Daniel Maurer will be playing on 12 October in the church of Saint Pierre: original works for organ as well as transcriptions, serious works but not only that, also surprises, by composers who lived in the 17th, 18th, 19th, and some living in the 21st centuries, and from various European countries: Bernardo Pasquini, Johann Pachebel, George Fridric Händel, Jean Philippe Rameau, Guy Bovet, Vincenzo Petrali are just some examples. In Strasbourg, Daniel Maurer is titular organist of the historic Jean-André Silbermann organ in the church of Saint Thomas, and teaches organ and improvisation at the Académie Supérieure de Musique (Haute Ecole des Arts du Rhin) and at the C.R.R. He also teaches at the Hoschule für Musik in Freiburg (Germany). The aim of the association "Les Amis des Orgues de Saint Pierre" is to preserve and promote a remarkable Italian organ built in 1988 by Jean François Muno. This brilliantly coloured instrument exudes sunshine and light.