25ème festival des Moments Musicaux de Chagny

25th edition of "Moments Musicaux" from Friday 21 to Sunday 23 August

Created in 2oo2, the festival is a 1oo% classical end-of-summer rendezvous in the magnificent setting of the Théâtre des Copiaus.
While retaining the essence of the festival, over the last nine years the programme has opened up to more accessible forms of music, such as jazz, tango, traditional music and percussion.
In 2o26, it's time to celebrate the 25th anniversary of the festival with musicians who have left their mark on its history! It's a real pleasure to welcome them back to our festival, and we're sure you'll enjoy it just as much!
Festival supported by the Département de Saône-et-Loire; Crédit Mutuel, Banque Populaire; Domaine Jean-Claude Ramonet ;
Maison Prosper Maufoux-Château de Saint-Aubin, Famille Piffaut Vins et Domaines, Veuve Ambal

Friday 21 August, 2o h 3o : Cédric Tiberghien | piano recital !
Already present for the festival's 15th anniversary, Cédric Tiberghien will open this 25th edition with his new programme:
- Maurice Ravel, pieces from the work "Le tombeau de Couperin".
- François Couperin, '21ème ordre' from the 4th book of harpsichord pieces
- Claude Debussy, "Images - 1er livre" and other compositions
- Jean-Philippe Rameau, excerpt from "Nouvelles suites de pièces de clavecin" (New suites of harpsichord pieces)

Saturday 22 August, 2o 3o: Trio Atanassov | piano, violin, cello |
With its family concert-show "Dvorák, a child of Bohemia", the trio tells the true story of a little boy who, thanks to his genius and hard work, conquered America and became a leading composer.
Using texts and dialogues they have written themselves, the artists of the Atanassov Trio switch from the role of musician to that of actor to bring the composer to life.

Sunday 23 August, 5 p.m.: Fred Nardin Trio
| Fred Nardin, piano - Viktor Nyberg, double bass - Romain Sarron, drums |
"Trio [+]", the trio's latest opus, is a project radiating elegance and inventiveness, oscillating between jazz and pop, between the legacy of Thelonious Monk or Wayne Shorter, personal compositions and nods to the French touch. A delightful closing to the festival in the company of some talented artists!