Tag: Music Festival

  • Foire de la Mi s’tembre in Bletterans: Local Fair

    The Foire de la Mi s’tembre is a traditional fair held annually in mid-September in Bletterans, located in the heart of the Jura region. This five-day event beautifully showcases agricultural traditions, local gastronomy, and various festive activities. Highlights include an opening meal at the covered market, an engaging parade with fireworks, a car exhibition, and a lively farmers’ market, all themed ‘Bletterans in the Tropics’. Visitors can enjoy diverse entertainment options, making it a significant community celebration.

  • Bach Festival in Meursault: Music & Wine Pairing

    The Bach Festival in Meursault offers a unique concert-dégustation featuring the LINOS wind quintet. Drawing inspiration from Perrault’s tales, the program presents Maurice Ravel’s suite along with compositions by Tomasi, Gershwin, Maconchy, and Klughardt. Attendees will enjoy an engaging performance with lively flute, whimsical clarinet, dreamy oboe, playful horn, and joyous bassoon. A selection of Domaine Rougeot wines will be available for tasting, enriching the musical experience. Join us on 4 July 2026 from 14:30 to 16:00 for an afternoon filled with artistic and culinary delights.

  • Festival de la Paille in Métabief: Final Edition

    This summer, Métabief will host the 25th and final edition of the Festival de la Paille. Celebrated for its eclectic mix of music—from rock to reggae—this festival has become a staple in the local community. Over two days, attendees can enjoy performances from artists such as Luiza, Biga* Ranx, and Boulevard des Airs on two stages. With a legacy of drawing around 24,000 festival-goers, this event promises to be a memorable farewell, set against the stunning backdrop of Mont Morond. Join fellow fans and create lasting memories at this iconic musical celebration.

  • Les Eurockéennes in Belfort: Rock Music Celebration

    Les Eurockéennes de Belfort transforms the picturesque Malsaucy site into France’s largest rock festival. Scheduled for July 2 to July 5, 2026, it attracts thousands eager to enjoy a diverse array of musical styles. The festival features renowned acts, including punk rock legends The Offspring and celebrated French artist Aya Nakamura. Set against a stunning natural backdrop, this event promises an exceptional atmosphere filled with music and a sense of community. Don’t miss this iconic gathering that celebrates sound and culture.

  • Bach Festival in Meursault: Celebrating the Organ

    The Bach Festival in Meursault commemorates 100 years of the Mutin Cavaillé-Coll organ at the Church of Saint-Nicolas. Originating from the prestigious Théâtre du Châtelet, this historic instrument has been meticulously restored. Designed by Charles Mutin for the Orchestre Colonne, it artfully blends orchestral dialogue with portability. On July 11, 2026, at 8 PM, Kaléid Brass will perform a concert that echoes the spirit of the organ’s inaugural concert. The highlight will feature Camille Saint-Saëns’s symphony for organ, arranged for brass and percussion by Thierry Caens. The program also includes compositions by Wagner and Sibelius, creating a rich soundscape that connects history with contemporary performances. Don’t miss this unique chance to appreciate exceptional music in a historic setting.

  • Bach Festival in Meursault: 40th Anniversary Concert

    The Bach Festival in Meursault is celebrating its 40th anniversary with a special concert on 7 July 2026. This evening will feature five renowned musicians, including Yves Henry, André Cazalet, Gilles Henry, Alain Moglia, and Pascal Moraguès, performing a selection of iconic works by Bach, Paganini, Brahms, Schumann, Massenet, Koechlin, and Debussy. Attendees can expect an intimate atmosphere that echoes the festival’s founding in 1986. The concert promises a compelling musical experience that traverses various styles and emotions, appealing not only to seasoned music aficionados but also to those in search of a unique evening in the heart of Burgundy. Celebrate this milestone with us and enjoy a memorable night of classical music.

  • Bach Festival in Meursault: Celebrating Female Composers

    The Festival de Bach à Bacchus presents a unique program spotlighting four influential 17th-century female composers: Francesca Caccini, Margarita Cozzolani, Barbara Strozzi, and Antonia Bembo. Scheduled for July 6, 2026, in Meursault, this event emphasizes the evolution of accompanied monody and the expressive nuances of early Seicento music. The concert features a light instrumentation, including soprano, two lutes, and a viola da gamba, embodying domestic, convent, and courtly musical practices. The vocal line predominates, elegantly supported by a delicate basso continuo. This concert also traverses diverse settings, from the Medici court to Milanese cloisters and Venetian academies, showcasing the vital contributions of these female composers to Baroque aesthetics and their assertion of creative authority within European musical realms. Experience this celebration of musical heritage in the charming Église Saint-Nicolas, as the artistry and impact of women in music come vividly to life.

  • Bach Festival in Meursault: Orchestral Concert

    Attend the annual Bach Festival in Meursault featuring a concert by the Harmonie de Meursault. Conducted by Benoit Graindorge, this event promises exceptional orchestral performances. Music lovers can enjoy classical compositions in a charming locale. The concert is scheduled for July 4, 2026, at Place de l’Hôtel de Ville, inviting all to experience this heartfelt musical celebration.

  • Les Nouvelles Traversées in Noirlac: Music Celebration

    Les Nouvelles Traversées in Noirlac kicks off with a weekend dedicated to the Middle Ages, starring notable figures like Patrick Boucheron, alongside performances by Dialogos and ApotropaïK. Running from 14 June to 4 July 2026, this festival centers on the solo voice and its diverse expressions. Renowned artists such as Claire Lefilliâtre and Cristina Branco will perform, blending classical works from composers like Scarlatti and Mozart with Vivaldi’s ‘Four Seasons’ and local sounds from Les Réveillés. This event promotes not only impressive musical talent but also intercultural dialogue, fostering connections through music. Visitors will experience a rich auditory landscape set within the historical ambiance of Noirlac Abbey, making it essential for music enthusiasts and culture lovers alike.

  • Festival Hop Pop Hop in Orléans: Emerging Music Experience

    The Orléans Hop Pop Hop Festival is dedicated to emerging music and will take place on September 11 and 12, 2026. This year marks its 10th edition, featuring 30 groups performing on 5 stages over two days. Attendees can expect a lively atmosphere filled with dance, parties, and the latest musical trends. The festival is a celebration of innovative music that aims to share tomorrow’s artists with the audience.