Journ E9es Europ Ennes du Patrimoine: Balade Comment E du Bourg B is shaped by within the European Heritage Days, come and visit the village, which has retained all the charm of its prestigious past, with its beautiful 18th-century Béarn houses with elegant roofs and its church with Baroque furnishings. The sacred or historic setting at Place du fronton, Conchez-de-Béarn gives the program architectural weight as well as musical focus. For Conchez-de-Béarn, it links repertoire, performers and place in a way that belongs naturally to Nouvelle-Aquitaine’s abbey and church concert tradition.
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Festival du Haut Limousin – Concert “Vivaldi, L’ge D’or” Avec le Co…
Festival du Haut Limousin – Concert “Vivaldi, L’ge D’or” Avec le Co is shaped by During the golden age of Italian music, in the Baroque era, Venice shone brightly, and the artistic flourishing that characterized that period is still celebrated today. The sacred or historic setting at Église Saint-Hilaire-de-Poitiers, Mortemart gives the program architectural weight as well as musical focus. For Mortemart, it links repertoire, performers and place in a way that belongs naturally to Nouvelle-Aquitaine’s abbey and church concert tradition.
Stras’Orgues 2026 — Festival of Strasbourg Organs
Stras’Orgues is a dense, place-based festival built around one of Alsace’s most characteristic musical heritages: the organ. The 2026 programme moves through Strasbourg’s churches and chapels, from the cathedral to Saint-Paul, Saint-Thomas, Sainte-Aurélie, the Bouclier, Temple-Neuf and other historic venues. Its value is both musical and architectural. Visitors hear instruments that belong to specific buildings, traditions and acoustics, while the festival opens a route through the city’s sacred and Protestant-Catholic heritage. The programme includes recitals, open tribunes, walks from organ to organ and encounters that make the instrument visible as living heritage, not just as concert equipment. For a Grand Est culture map, this is a strong multisite entry because the locations are part of the experience.
Les Jardins Musicaux 2026 — Versailles
Les Jardins Musicaux 2026 — Versailles is scheduled in the Versailles gardens from 6 May to 30 October 2026. Chateau de Versailles Spectacles presents it as a musical walk through the French gardens, with baroque music, opened groves, statues, topiary and fountain compositions at the Mirror and Neptune pools.
Concert Ensemble Matheus in Landerneau: Celtic Meets Baroque
The Concert Ensemble Matheus – L’Estro Breizh Armonico will present an extraordinary fusion of Baroque and Celtic musical traditions on June 30, 2026, at the Centre culturel Le Family in Landerneau. Featuring works by Vivaldi, Telemann, and Rameau, this concert offers a fresh perspective, integrating Celtic sounds with familiar Baroque pieces. The performance highlights traditional instruments that weave together a rich auditory experience, engaging the audience with both ancient melodies and popular songs. Central to this musical journey is the low whistle, which provides a voice, inviting listeners to appreciate these compositions in a new light. This concert presents an intimate yet expansive exploration of musical heritage, showcasing the seamless connection between different traditions. Tickets are available online at L’Atelier Culturel or at the Landerneau-Daoulas Tourist Office. An evening of music.
Musik Europa Breizh in Clohars-Fouesnant: Baroque Concert
Musik Europa Breizh hosts a series of professional Baroque music concerts in the Lorient and Sud-Finistère regions. This year’s highlight in Clohars-Fouesnant features the natural trumpet and natural French horn, showcasing music from before the modern piston instruments. Well-known virtuoso Joël Lahens introduces the rich sounds of these brass instruments. Accompanied by well-known musicians including Bernadette Charbonnier on violin, Olivia Gutherz on cello, and Jérôme Brodin on harpsichord, the ensemble will perform works by Bach, Finger, and Mouret. This concert offers an engaging musical journey through Baroque masterpieces, suitable for all ages in the beautiful setting of Église Saint-Hilaire.
Stabat Mater in Beaune: Baroque Concert
The ‘Stabat Mater / Festival international d’opéra baroque’ returns to Beaune, featuring the conductor Emmanuelle Haïm and her ensemble, Le Concert d’Astrée. Celebrating 25 years since the inception of the Concert d’Astrée, the concert presents the featured soprano Julia Lezhneva and countertenor Carlo Vistoli. They will perform Pergolesi’s poignant ‘Stabat Mater’ alongside selected works from the Baroque period that highlight Naples’ role as a cultural center. The programme includes a compelling 1 hour and 50 minutes of music, including pieces by Francesco Durante, Domenico Scarlatti, and Leonardo Leo, each noted for their significant contributions to sacred music. Set against the backdrop of the Basilique Notre-Dame, this concert is a must for classical music and Baroque enthusiasts. Additionally, the programme will be recorded by France Musique for later broadcast, allowing a broader audience to appreciate this performance during the summer months. Witness the fusion of sacred music and profound cultural history in the historic Burgundy region.
Festival Musicancy in Ancy-le-Franc: Musical Journey
The Festival Musicancy transforms the historic Château d’Ancy-le-Franc into a prestigious venue for baroque and classical music. This year, from July 15 to August 4, the festival connects artists with local audiences through a rich array of concerts and events. Featured performers like Ensemble Le Consort will cover the role of women in music and the evolution of baroque dance. Events include not only concerts but also discussions and balls, Highlights range from a concert dedicated to the cello’s expressive power and Vivaldi’s brilliance to a celebration of Bolivian cultural heritage. Each performance will be accompanied by pre-concert discussions to enhance understanding and appreciation. Musicancy is dedicated to promoting art in the Tonnerrois region, ensuring its accessibility to everyone. The festival concludes with a special event on September 27, 2026. For full program details, visit the festival’s site.
Festival des Grands Lacs du Morvan in Ouroux-en-Morvan: Arts
The Festival des Grands Lacs du Morvan returns for its 3rd edition, offering a rich program that blends heritage and creativity. The programme includes concerts, workshops, and musical walks across the landscapes of Morvan. an array of music styles, including baroque, classical, traditional Celtic, and more. Highlights include performances by Jean-Marc Phillips and Violaine Cochard, focusing on works from the Baroque era to contemporary compositions. The festival also features lively traditional music from Ireland and Scotland performed by The Unprepared group, alongside an evening grand closing ball, promising a complete exploration of music in all its forms while embracing the region’s rich cultural traditions.
Bach à Bacchus in Meursault: Musical Heritage
On July 9, 2026, the Alkymia ensemble will perform a concert titled “Sucreries” at Église Saint-Nicolas in Meursault. The programme presents a musical arc that evokes the historical musical landscape of Sucre, once known as La Plata during the Hispanic viceroyalty of Upper Peru. Audiences will be transported through time, exploring polyphonies composed for the chapels of La Plata in the 17th and 18th centuries, salon music from the 19th century, and traditional dances of today. The program features sacred villancicos created for significant celebrations, including Christmas and Corpus Christi, rich in Counterpoint and Spanish dance influences, embodying the early Baroque spirit. In addition, the concert includes instrumental works for guitar and viola da gamba, highlighting the interplay of these traditional instruments with contemporary interpretations of colonial dances. The performance culminates with cuecas by Siméon Roncal and Matilde Casasola, representing Baroque heritage in popular dance. Under the direction of Mariana Delgadillo Espinoza, the Alkymia ensemble skillfully merges ancient and modern music, creating a rich auditory tapestry that evokes connection and wonder through sound. This concert presents a nuanced exploration of musical heritage, presenting the diversity of cultural expressions while offering an for all visitors.