The concert venues
Music & Heritage
All the concerts during the Colmar International Festival are given in historical buildings where the enchantment of the location reinforces listening intensity. With modest seating capacities these auditoriums allow the public to fully experience this rather exceptional ambiance, full of warmth and authenticity, and be as close to the musicians as possible. For almost two weeks, the heart of Colmar beats to the rhythm of festival events. As you walk around, if you happen to cross paths with renowned soloists and orchestra musicians enjoying the precious treasures the old town has to offer, you will be convinced that Colmar and its festival are definitely worth the detour.
Koïfhus
29 Grand’Rue
Capacité de 200 places
Les « Midi trente du Festival »
Concerts à 12h30
1 heure de musique, sans entracte
Achevé en 1480, cet ancien centre douanier symbolisait la puissance économique de la ville. Pendant les quinze premiers jours de juillet, il devient la « maison du Festival » (concerts, renseignements, vente de billets, exposition, conférences, écoutes musicales).
Saint Pierre’s Chapel
Boulevard St Pierre,
access from the square
Capacity of 345 seats
“The Afternoon Concerts”
Concerts at 6:15 pm
One hour music, without interval
This Jesuit Church was built in the middle of the 18th century on old the site of Saint Pierre’s Priory, the original core of the city of Colmar. The sumptuous baroque chapel hosts the Festival chamber music concerts, in absolute serenity.
access from the square
Capacity of 345 seats
“The Afternoon Concerts”
Concerts at 6:15 pm
One hour music, without interval
This Jesuit Church was built in the middle of the 18th century on old the site of Saint Pierre’s Priory, the original core of the city of Colmar. The sumptuous baroque chapel hosts the Festival chamber music concerts, in absolute serenity.
Saint Matthieu’s Church
3 Grand’Rue
Capacity of 850 to 900 seats
“The Evening Concerts”
Concerts at 9 pm or at 5 pm on 14th july
About two hours music, with interval
Category 1: Full visibility on the stage
Category 2: Partial Visibility on stage
Category 3: very low visibility on the stage
Recently restored, this former Franciscan Church is a remarkable example of gothic architecture of the mendicant orders. Its exceptional acoustics offers the public a privileged environment for the sumptuous recitals or the symphonies of the program.
Capacity of 850 to 900 seats
“The Evening Concerts”
Concerts at 9 pm or at 5 pm on 14th july
About two hours music, with interval
Category 1: Full visibility on the stage
Category 2: Partial Visibility on stage
Category 3: very low visibility on the stage
Recently restored, this former Franciscan Church is a remarkable example of gothic architecture of the mendicant orders. Its exceptional acoustics offers the public a privileged environment for the sumptuous recitals or the symphonies of the program.
Compositeurs
- Webern
- Wagner
- Vivaldi
- Verdi
- Tchaïkovski
- Tanaïev
- Strauss
- Schumann
- Schubert
- Scarlatti
- Rota
- Respighi
- Ravel
- Rachmaninov
- Puccini
- Prokofiev
- Paganini
- Mozart
- Moussorgski
- Mendelssohn
- Mahler
- Jazz
- Golovanov
- Glinka
- Franck
- Dvorak
- Donizetti
- Debussy
- Cilea
- Chostakovitch
- Chesnokov
- Calderon
- Brahms
- Berlioz
- Bellini
- Beethoven
- Bassi
- Bach
- Babadjanian
A PROPOS DU FESTIVAL INTERNATIONAL DE COLMAR
Direction artistique : Vladimir Spivakov
Chaque année, le choix d’un thème porteur assure au Festival un concept pérenne. Ainsi l’hommage annuel rendu à un grand musicien devient le fil conducteur, permet d’aborder tous les répertoires et ouvre de nouveaux horizons : hommage à un instrument, à un pays, à une culture… Cette approche confère à l’ensemble de la programmation musicale une unité et une cohérence artistique qui lui permet d’accueillir les plus grands musiciens de la scène classique actuelle et un public fidèle.
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