Les Petites Chapelles

16th edition — Ancient music and revisited traditions

The 16th edition of the Les Petites Chapelles festival took place on Sunday, September 21, 2025, offering a program blending ancient music, revisited traditions, and architectural heritage.

Detailed program

The three chapels each hosted four thirty-minute concerts:

• Chapelle de Recouvrance — The Duo Jauvain/Grassot (accordina and guitar) presented a repertoire entirely dedicated to the baroque period at 3 PM and 4:45 PM. The ensemble Safar (vocals, oud, flute, percussion) presented ancient Mediterranean music at 4 PM and 5:30 PM.
• Chapelle Sainte-Anne — The Duo Menguy/Bérenguer (flute and guitar) performed an Irish repertoire at 3 PM and 4:45 PM. Virginie Le Furaut (harp and voice) presented her show 'Eau de l'Âme' at 4 PM and 5:30 PM.
• Chapelle Toutes-Joies — The trio Imrama explored traditional Irish music (jigs, waltzes, reels, polkas) at 3 PM and 4:45 PM. The Duo Iacob Măciucă & Simon Mary (violin and double bass) presented world music at 4 PM and 5:30 PM.

2025 Edition Program

Chapelle de Recouvrance

• 3 PM & 4:45 PM — Duo Jauvain/Grassot (accordina, guitar): baroque repertoire
• 4 PM & 5:30 PM — Safar (vocals, oud, flute, percussion): ancient Mediterranean music

Chapelle Sainte-Anne

• 3 PM & 4:45 PM — Duo Menguy/Bérenguer (flute, guitar): Irish repertoire
• 4 PM & 5:30 PM — Virginie Le Furaut (harp, vocals): 'Eau de l'Âme'

Chapelle Toutes-Joies

• 3 PM & 4:45 PM — Imrama (trio): traditional Irish music
• 4 PM & 5:30 PM — Duo Iacob Măciucă & Simon Mary (violin, double bass): world music

• 16th edition of the festival
• Six artistic ensembles in three chapels
• Baroque, Irish, Persian, and Mediterranean music
• Duo Jauvain/Grassot: baroque repertoire on accordina
• Trio Imrama: traditional Irish music
• Virginie Le Furaut: harp and vocals