Tag: Music Festival

  • Festival des 3 Muses in Avallon

    Festival des 3 Muses is verified for Avallon from 12 to 20 June 2026. The original FranceRegional row placed it in Corbigny, but the verified source confirms Avallon instead.

  • 79e Festival de musique de Besançon Franche-Comté

    The official festival site confirms the 79th Festival de musique de Besançon Franche-Comté from 11 to 20 September 2026. The source verifies the music festival, not a separate 2026 young-conductors event.

  • No Logo Festival 2026

    No Logo Festival 2026 is officially scheduled for 7, 8 and 9 August 2026 at Les 12 Ponts in Pont-sur-l’Ognon. The original row used the former Fraisans location, so this record uses the verified 2026 venue.

  • Fête de l’Accordéon in Luzy

    Fête de l’Accordéon is verified by the official running order for Friday 14, Saturday 15 and Sunday 16 August 2026 in Luzy. The programme uses several local venues, including the tourist office departure point, school courtyard, cinema and village hall.

  • Stabat Mater in Beaune: Baroque Concert

    The ‘Stabat Mater / Festival international d’opéra baroque’ returns to Beaune, featuring the renowned conductor Emmanuelle Haïm and her ensemble, Le Concert d’Astrée. Celebrating 25 years since the inception of the Concert d’Astrée, the concert showcases the talented 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. Attendees can enjoy 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 stunning backdrop of the Basilique Notre-Dame, this concert is a must for classical music and Baroque enthusiasts. Additionally, the event will be recorded by France Musique for later broadcast, allowing a broader audience to appreciate this exceptional performance during the summer months. Witness the fusion of sacred music and profound cultural history in the picturesque Burgundy region.

  • Bach Festival in Meursault: Double Bass Showcase

    Join us at the Bach Festival in Meursault for a captivating concert featuring double bassist Lorraine Campet and pianist Nathanaël Gouin. This recital will highlight exceptional talent through works by Schubert, Beethoven, and the often-overlooked Josephine Lang. Lorraine Campet, crowned the 2025 Instrumental Soloist of the Year, brings her fresh perspective and expressive performance to the stage, celebrating her debut album, “Âmes Sœurs.” This memorable concert at Église Saint-Nicolas promises a mix of virtuosity and profound poetry, offering an emotional depth that showcases the richness of the double bass.

  • 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 explore the role of women in music and the evolution of baroque dance. Events include not only concerts but also discussions and balls, making it an inclusive experience for all ages. 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 official site.

  • Rencontres musicales de Vézelay: Vocal Festival

    The Rencontres musicales de Vézelay is a unique vocal festival featuring over twenty concerts across four days in the stunning Basilica of Sainte-Marie-Madeleine and local village church. Embracing a rich diversity of music, the festival showcases performances ranging from medieval to contemporary genres. Each evening culminates in concerts at 9pm, with additional shows at 4pm on Sundays, allowing nearly 1,000 attendees to revel in exceptional vocal talent from across Europe. This enchanting setting and superb acoustics create an unforgettable experience for all. Every year, around 10,000 music enthusiasts gather on the “eternal hill,” celebrating both vocal artistry and cultural heritage in a warm and friendly atmosphere. Don’t miss this extraordinary musical event in Burgundy!

  • Festival de la Serre de Cary Potet in Buxy: Jazz Classics

    For 18 years, the Serre de Cary Potet in Buxy has hosted diverse world music performances at dusk, creating a distinct atmosphere each July around the 14th. This year’s festival showcases pianist Laurent Epstein, accompanied by Michel Rosciglione on double bass, Philippe Maniez on drums, and vocalist Julie Erikssen. Attendees can expect jazz classics coupled with delightful surprises. The event will also feature the stunning exhibition ‘Le Sanctuaire’ by photographer Christophe Caudron, which presents captivating images of majestic trees in the Basque Country under enchanting morning light. Enjoy an exquisite blend of music and art in this perfect setting.

  • Festival de Bach à Bacchus in Meursault: Musical Breakfast

    The Festival de Bach à Bacchus features the A Bocca Chiusa quartet, known for their passion in a cappella vocal polyphony. Since 2015, this ensemble has delighted audiences across France with their engaging performances. Their unique program combines vocal artistry with storytelling, inviting listeners to connect through music. Their first album, ‘De bouche à oreille’, represents years of collaboration and exploration in sound, showcasing the power of music to convey deep narratives. This performance, scheduled for 4 July 2026, from 9:00 to 10:30 AM, includes an eclectic mix of songs designed to foster a communal experience. A Bocca Chiusa’s approach challenges traditional a cappella formats by blending humor and poignancy, creating a memorable atmosphere. Their recent appearances at festivals like Les Rencontres Musicales de Vézelay highlight their talent and commitment to innovation in vocal music. This event is an essential experience for anyone interested in the storytelling capabilities of music.