Festival of Sacred Arts of Évron
2025
Edition 2025 — Finished
Edition 2025 — Sacred Arts of Évron
22nd Edition — "Arabesque" — July 4 to 9, 2025
The 22nd edition of the Festival of Sacred Arts took place from July 4 to 9, 2025, under the theme "Arabesque," exploring the interconnections between ornamentation, spirituality, and music across cultures and centuries.
Program
- Friday, July 4, 9 PM: Ensemble De Caelis (dir. Laurence Brisset) — Medieval music and Sufi chant, with organetto
- Saturday, July 5, 2:30 PM: Les Musiciens de Saint-Julien — Baroque and Irish music
- Saturday, July 5, 9 PM: Ensemble Volubilis — Classical music
- Sunday, July 6, 9 PM: Ensemble Les Épopées — Baroque music
- Monday, July 7, 9 PM: Ensemble IRINI — Renaissance music and Orthodox polyphony
- Tuesday, July 8, 9 PM: Alkymia — Renaissance music
- Wednesday, July 9, 9 PM: Le Concert Spirituel (dir. Hervé Niquet) — Vivaldi's Gloria
"Arabesques" Exhibition
Presented at the Salle du Temple, rue de la Fontaine, this exhibition offered a virtual reality immersion into the links between architectural ornamentation, spirituality, and music.
Programme
Full Program — 22nd Edition 2025
- July 4: Ensemble De Caelis — Medieval music and Sufi chant
- July 5 (2:30 PM): Les Musiciens de Saint-Julien — Baroque and Irish music
- July 5 (9 PM): Ensemble Volubilis — Classical music
- July 6: Ensemble Les Épopées — Baroque music
- July 7: Ensemble IRINI — Renaissance and Orthodox music
- July 8: Alkymia — Renaissance music
- July 9: Le Concert Spirituel (Hervé Niquet) — Vivaldi's Gloria
"Arabesques" exhibition from July 4 to 9 at the Salle du Temple.
Highlights
- Le Concert Spirituel and Hervé Niquet in the closing concert with Vivaldi's Gloria
- Ensemble De Caelis: encounter between medieval chant and Sufi tradition
- "Arabesques" exhibition in virtual reality at the Salle du Temple
- Seven ensembles gathered around the theme of the arabesque
Prices
5.00€ — 23.00€
Published by Valentin Contard, festival listings writer. Reviewed, corrected and approved by Christophe Contard, editor-in-chief. .