Débranché Festival: le Son Miré
Experimental sound and visual arts festival in Fabrezan, Aude
2026
About Débranché Festival: le Son Miré
Every year in early September, the Festival Débranché : le Son Miré brings a weekend of experimental sound and visual creations to Fabrezan in the Aude region. Organized for over twenty years by the Le Greca association, the event features electroacoustic concerts, sound walks, film screenings, and sculpture exhibitions spread across various village locations, from the Place Saint-Hubert to the arts center. Admission is on a pay-what-you-wish basis, and light refreshments are provided each evening by the Les arbres citoyens association.
Débranché Festival: le Son Miré — edition 2026
The 23rd edition takes place from Friday, September 4th to Sunday, September 6th, 2026, kicking off with an exhibition of sculptures by Sylviane Selma and a sound walk by Didac Cubarsis. The weekend features a mix of electroacoustic concerts, screen printing, poetry readings, and film screenings, including 7 promenades by Pierre Creton and Vincent Barré and Into the Inferno by Werner Herzog. Admission is by donation, with food provided each evening by the association Les arbres citoyens.
Programme Débranché Festival: le Son Miré 2026
Friday, September 4th, 2026
- 5:00 PM — Festival opening and inauguration of the sculpture exhibition by Sylviane Selma
- 6:30 PM — "Terrabastal, païsatge sonor", sound walk by Didac Cubarsis
- 8:00 PM — Electroacoustic concert
- 9:15 PM — Screen printing exhibition
- 9:30 PM — Screening of the film 7 promenades, by Pierre Creton and Vincent Barré
Saturday, September 5th, 2026
- 4:00 PM — "Improvisation" by Florine Mougel · Place Saint-Hubert
- 6:00 PM — Radio show "The History of Experimental Rock" · Place Saint-Hubert
- 8:30 PM — Screen printing exhibition by Laure Bignon · Village Hall
- 9:00 PM — "A Time for Poems", poetry, cinema, and music with Jean-Paul Cathala, Philippe Audibert, and Sylvie Bros · Village Hall
- 10:00 PM — "La porte du lac", experimental audiovisual work by Anne Sarah Le Meur and Arnaud Romet · Village Hall
Sunday, September 6th, 2026
- 11:00 AM — Sound collections: "La mort libre" by Michel Hervo, "S'euthanasier librement", and "Le chant de la croisade" (excerpts from the Greca show) · Les arbres citoyens grounds
- 4:00 PM — Instrumental concert by Rémi Cavarlho and Maxime Aliamus · Behind the multi-purpose hall
- 5:00 PM — Sound art concert by Florine Mougel and Francis Derussy · Behind the multi-purpose hall
- 6:00 PM — Electroacoustic concert by Alexandre Vert and Bérangère Maximin · Behind the multi-purpose hall
- 8:00 PM — "Sculpture improvisation" by Séverine Houpin and Max Aliamus · In front of the war memorial
- 9:00 PM — Screening of the film Into the Inferno, by Werner Herzog · Fabrezan Arts Center
Food provided each evening by the association Les arbres citoyens.
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Practical information — Débranché Festival: le Son Miré
The festival takes place at several venues throughout the village of Fabrezan (Aude), located 5 km from Lézignan-Corbières: Place Saint-Hubert, the village hall, the Les arbres citoyens grounds, behind the multi-purpose hall, near the war memorial, and at the arts center. Accessible via the A61 motorway (exit 25) or by train. Admission is pay-what-you-wish; light refreshments are available every evening courtesy of the Les arbres citoyens association.
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