Calendar of events in and around Colmar

Piano : Ayano Kamei For the duration of a recital, Ayano Kamei opens the doors to her childhood imagination, where each note was an invitation to dream. From the delicacy of Bach's Italian Concerto to the bewitching rhythms of...

Quatuor Ludwig Sébastien Surel, Manuel Doutrelant, violins Violaine Despeyroux, viola Anne Copéry, cello To celebrate the 40th anniversary of its foundation, the prestigious Ludwig Quartet invites us to dive into the heart of...

Violin : Céleste Klingelschmitt This concert offers a captivating musical exploration, highlighting the evolution of violin language through three emblematic works. It will begin with Bach's Sonata No. 1 in G minor, composed in...

Orchestre Philharmonique de Strasbourg Conductor : Aziz Shokhakimov Violin : Viktoria Mullova What a pleasure to have the great Viktoria Mullova with us, performing one of the highlights of the repertoire: Brahms' Violin...

Violin : Fanny Clamagirand piano : Roustem Saïtkoulov A programme as poetic as it is virtuoso, proposed to us by Fanny Clamagirand and Roustem Saïtkoulov. From Beethoven's great Sonata for Violin and Piano No. 9, which he...

Mahler Chamber Orchestra piano : Yuja Wang A star among stars, Yuja Wang will grace our Festival with her presence this season. A virtuoso well known to music lovers, this fascinating artist will perform not one but two...

Cello : Georgi Anichenko piano : Anastasya Terenkova From the very young Beethoven to the mature Debussy, Georgi Anichenko and Anastasya Terenkova explore all the facets of the cello and piano duo, a combination that continued to...

Cello : Johannes Gray Johannes Gray reveals the full expressive range of the solo cello through a daring programme. From the architectural rigour of Bach to the sound explorations of Ligeti, via the virtuosity of Dall'Abaco and...

Piano : Grigory Sokolov A Festival regular, Grigory Sokolov once again honours us with his presence this year. This piano titan has chosen to compare two musical worlds that are ultimately closer than they might at first appear:...