Every summer, the Richelieu Music Festival invites music lovers to the land of Tours in places of exceptional history and architecture. The city-museum of Richelieu, in Indre-et-Loire, welcomes international talents of classical, romantic and baroque music, as well as young talents, in a friendly and intimate atmosphere.
The Richelieu Music Festival offers a summer break all about music, in a setting of greenery and 17th century architecture. The city-museum of Richelieu located in the southern region of the Loire castles has indeed preserved exceptional historical places.
During the festival, it invites music lovers, whether amateurs or more experienced, to experience a musical escapade through the eras and the tunes, from the most famous to the most unexpected.
For two weeks, the concerts take place in a friendly and highly historical setting, notably at the Dôme du parc de Richelieu and the collegiate church of Faye-la-vineuse
The 16th edition of the Richelieu Music Festival takes place from July 29 to August 7, 2022.
This year, musical tribute to the Cardinal, a Gospel concert then the famous Four Seasons of Vivaldi and magnificent piano recitals
On the program artists in musical ensembles:
Lehmann Trio, Pierre-Laurent Boucharlat, Ferenc Vizi, Elodie Fonnard, Hugo Reyne, Clément Latour, Ensemble Cap'Able, Clémence Levy, soprano, Matthieu Justine, Didier Henry, Nicolas Boyer-Lehman, & Catherine Dune
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The 16th edition of the Richelieu Music Festival will take place from July 29 to August 7, 2022 in various venues in and around the city of Richelieu (with 'hors les murs' concerts at the Sainte-Chapelle Royale in Champigny-sur-Veude, in the Salle du Rond-Point in Chaveignes, and in the Church in Faye-la-Vineuse).
Prices
- Single concert: from 15 € full price and 10 € reduced price.
- PASS Festival (valid from 29/07 to 07/08 included: 165 € (110 € in Reduced Rate)
- Free for children under 12 years old
Information and reservations at the tourist office of Richelieu : 09 71 23 24 07
Author Audrey on 22 April 2022
Art and Culture : Museums
Author Audrey on 26 July 2022
Art and Culture : Museums