Festival Terre d'Accord(s) — Living arts and nature in La Chapelle-sur-Dun

3rd edition: five events between art and nature

For its third edition, the Festival Terre d'Accord(s) offered five performances between July 4 and August 22, 2025, each conceived as an immersive creation in the art garden of La Chapelle-sur-Dun.

Reder Noujah opened the festival on July 4 with a drum and violin duo inspired by Caucasian folklore. On July 18, Tutti Flutti, a female flute sextet, performed Bach, Vivaldi, Beethoven, Bizet, and Piazzolla in dialogue with the garden's sculptures. International cellist Éric Maria Couturier performed on July 25 at 11 AM as part of a partnership with Les Musicales de Normandie, interpreting Bach suites and improvisations.

On August 8, the Compagnie Impact presented choreographed movements within the garden, transforming the paths and installations into a contemporary dance stage. The festival concluded on August 22 with the Travelbaghs Trio Folk, featuring three female voices accompanied by piano, mandolins, and ukulele.

2025 Program

• Reder Noujah — Drums and violin, Caucasian folklore (July 4, 9 PM)
• Tutti Flutti — Female flute sextet, classical repertoire (July 18, 9 PM)
• Éric Maria Couturier — Cello, Bach suites and improvisations (July 25, 11 AM)
• Compagnie Impact — Choreographed dance in the garden (August 8, 9 PM)
• Travelbaghs Trio Folk — Three female voices, piano, mandolins, ukulele (August 22, 9 PM)

• Five immersive performances in the art garden
• Éric Maria Couturier, international cellist, in partnership with Les Musicales de Normandie
• Tutti Flutti, female sextet performing classical repertoire
• Compagnie Impact, contemporary dance in the garden
• Partnership with the Communauté de Communes de la Côte d'Albâtre