Lanvellec and Trégor Festival
From 02 October to 18 October France / Lanvellec
In 1986, Gustav Leonhardt inaugurated the Dallam organ, laying the first stone of the Lanvellec & Trégor Festival. Year after year, the small festival grew, welcoming some of the finest artists in the early music scene and spreading throughout the Trégor region to showcase its architectural heritage. Every effort has been made to celebrate the 40th anniversary of the Rencontres Internationales de Musique Ancienne en Trégor in style.
For this special edition, with viol player Lucile Boulanger as its patron, the programme has been shaped together with the audience. Subscribers were invited to choose, from among the artists who have delighted festival audiences over the years, those they would most like to see return to celebrate this anniversary. More than ever, this edition is therefore yours.
For this special edition, with viol player Lucile Boulanger as its patron, the programme has been shaped together with the audience. Subscribers were invited to choose, from among the artists who have delighted festival audiences over the years, those they would most like to see return to celebrate this anniversary. More than ever, this edition is therefore yours.
This exceptional programme, worthy of such a milestone, will feature works by Bach, Vivaldi, Marais, Haydn and even… Schubert. A joyful celebration lies ahead, bringing together music, shared experiences and a rich variety of emotions.
