Tag: Bach

  • Bach Cantatas in Saintes: Ensemble Correspondances

    At Abbaye-aux-Dames la cité musicale, Saintes, Bach Cantatas in Saintes: Ensemble Correspondances focuses on Ensemble Correspondances, conducted by Sébastien Daucé, in a Bach program built around the Weimar cantatas. The named works and performers give the program its focus, while the site adds acoustic and historical resonance. It gives Saintes’s cultural calendar a precise classical and sacred-music reference.

  • Trio Sypniewski in Saintes: Bach’s Goldbergs

    Trio Sypniewski in Saintes: Bach’s Goldbergs centers on the Sypniewski Trio performing Bach’s Goldberg Variations. In Saintes, the named performers, repertoire or sound world give the concert a clear musical identity. Its regional interest comes from the specificity of the program and the local venue that carries it.

  • il Convito: Bach Cantatas for Alto and Organ

    Il Convito: Bach Cantatas for Alto and Organ is shaped by a program conducted by Maude Gratton Cantatas for Alto and Organ J.S. Bach. The sacred or historic setting at Cathédrale Saint-Pierre, Saintes gives the program architectural weight as well as musical focus. For Saintes, it links repertoire, performers and place in a way that belongs naturally to Nouvelle-Aquitaine’s abbey and church concert tradition.

  • Thomas Leleu at the Festival de la Vézère in Turenne

    At Turenne, Thomas Leleu at the Festival de la Vézère in Turenne focuses on The 44th Festival de la Vézère will take place from to, featuring young talent, internationally acclaimed classical musicians and the traditional opera weekend. Baroque genius meets modernity! The named works and performers give the program its focus, while the site adds acoustic and historical resonance. It gives Turenne’s cultural calendar a precise classical and sacred-music reference.

  • Maison Bache-Gabrielsen Cellar Visit

    Maison Bache-Gabrielsen Cellar Visit centers on This in-depth experience reveals the secrets of cognac production and ageing. During the tour, you’ll also have the opportunity to meet the Cellar Master, guardian of the House’s style and know-how. In Cognac, the table becomes a compact portrait of regional food culture, with produce, craft and hospitality carrying the story. The event works because the details are concrete: what is served, where it is shared and how local know-how reaches the public.