A large musical ensemble performs within the historic Réfectoire des Jacobins, located in the city center of Toulouse, France

A large musical ensemble performs within the historic Réfectoire des Jacobins, located in the city center of Toulouse, France. The scene is set in a vast hall characterized by its towering reddish-brown brick walls, featuring multiple arched doorways and windows, and a high, ornate wooden coffered ceiling. Approximately 30-50 musicians, primarily dressed in dark attire, are seated on black chairs arranged in rows across a light-colored wooden floor, actively playing various instruments. Prominently visible instruments include several double basses in the foreground and multiple saxophones within the ensemble. Each musician utilizes an illuminated music stand. A conductor stands at a central podium in the mid-left, directing the ensemble. To the left of the conductor, a videographer operates a camera mounted on a tripod. A few audience members are partially visible, seated in the far left foreground on a darker floor section. Overhead, black metal truss structures fitted with numerous stage lights illuminate the performance area, casting a warm, amber glow on the brickwork. Additional production equipment includes microphones on stands scattered amongst the musicians, and large black speaker enclosures positioned on the floor, with electrical cables running across the performance area.