Fourth edition already for the Chants Libres festival organized by the Bettencourt Foundation. This year the event, which will take place over a weekend (June 28-30), will offer 60 events in 7 regions and 26 cities. The ambition is, as always, to expand by reaching territories that do not have “classic” concert venues, to go beyond the “usual” frameworks to meet another audience and arouse desire through emotion. For this, carte blanche is given to former winners of the Liliane Bettencourt Prize for choral singing (for the most part), professional ensembles and masters, who will retain full creative freedom in their chosen region (choice of location of concerts, programming…). The chosen places will allow musical strolls and attend concerts in heritage sites as varied as a factory, a garden, an abbey, a theater, a cloister, but also in establishments with a social or health vocation. On the bill: Aedes (Hauts-de-France), the Mélisme(s) chamber choir (Brittany), the Maîtrise de Sainte-Anne d’Auray (Brittany), Les Cris de Paris, the CREA d’Aulnay- sous-Bois and the Popular Masters of the Opéra Comique (Ile-de-France), Les Métaboles (Bourgogne France-Comté), La Tempête (Nouvelle Aquitaine), Les Éléments (Occitanie) and Musicatreize (Provence-Alpes-Côte d ‘Azure). (NF)
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