Narbonne Classic Festival — Ma Vigne en Musique

The alliance of classical music and wine

The Narbonne Classic Festival — Ma Vigne en Musique was born in 2016 from a conviction: classical music and wine are two arts of excellence that complement and enhance each other. Created by pianist Cyril Guillotin, based in Narbonne, this festival aims to bring classical music closer to the general public, not just in the concert halls of major cities, but in the vineyards, wine estates, and heritage sites of Narbonnais. Music and wine are celebrated here as "exceptional products" that create memorable sensory experiences.

Concerts in exceptional locations

The festival's program takes place in emblematic locations in Narbonne and its surroundings: wine estates, chapels, historic salons, and natural spaces. Each concert is designed as an encounter between a demanding musical repertoire and a unique heritage setting. Chamber music holds a central place, with piano, string, and wind ensembles that allow for exceptional proximity between musicians and the audience. World premieres and discoveries of young talents complement the program alongside established artists.

Master classes, conferences, and art

Beyond the concerts, the Narbonne Classic Festival offers a rich educational and cultural component. Master classes allow young musicians to benefit from the teaching of renowned professors and concert performers. Conferences on music history, instruments, and wine heritage enrich the festival-goers' experience. Paintings and fine crafts exhibitions complete this multidisciplinary program, making the festival a true total cultural event in the heart of Occitanie.

A festival supported by the region

Organized by the association Les Classiques Buissonnières, the Narbonne Classic Festival benefits from the support of the City of Narbonne, the Occitanie Region, and private partners, notably wine estates and restaurants such as Les Grands Buffets. The festival contributes to the cultural and tourist influence of the Narbonne region, attracting music lovers and wine enthusiasts from all over France. The 2026 edition, marking the festival's 10th anniversary, promises to be exceptional.