FRANCE MUSIQUE EVENTS AT THE FESTIVAL D’AIX

At the Festival
Saturday27June 2026

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From 29 June to 29 August, France Musique, a media partner of the Festival, will be touring throughout France to share highlights of the summer season with its listeners. France Musique will stop in Aix-en-Provence from 10 to 13 July (Place du Théâtre de l’Archevêché and Place de l’Université). In addition, recorded and live broadcasts of operas will bring you the 2026 edition of the Festival d’Aix-en-Provence on France Musique, on francemusique.fr, and via the Radio France app. Discover the programme:

— From Monday 22 to Friday 26 June, at 10pm: Les Grands Entretiens presented by Judith Chaine, featuring Francesco Filidei, composer of Accabadora

— Sunday 28 June at 11am: Musique Émoi presented by Priscille Lafitte, featuring Ted Huffman, general director of the Festival d’Aix

— From Monday 29 June to Friday 3 July, at 10pm: Les Grands Entretiens presented by Christian Merlin, featuring Klaus Mäkelä, conductor of The Woman without a Shadow and Bluebeard’s Castle

— Thurday 9 July at 12pm: L’agenda de l’été presented by Hippolyte Pérès, featuring Leonardo García-Alarcón, conductor of The Magic Flute

— From 11 to 26 July at 8pm: Opera broadcasts in Le Concert du soir presented by Judith Chaine

> 11 July: The Magic Flute by Mozart
> 12 July: Accabadora by Francesco Filidei, featuring an interview with Francesco Filidei and Lucie Leguay
> 13 July: The Woman without a Shadow by Strauss, featuring an interview with Klaus Mäkelä, Nina Stemme and Michael Spyres
> 20 July: Bluebeard’s Castle by Bartók, featuring an interview with Klaus Mäkelä
> 21 July: Requiem by Mozart, featuring an interview with Raphaël Pichon and Mélissa Petit
> 26 July: The Sicilian Vespers by Verdi, featuring an interview with Daniele Rustioni and Karine Deshayes

— 13 July from 7:30am to 9am: Musique Matin presented by Suzanne Gervais

— 14 July from 7:30am to 9am: Musique Matin presented by Suzanne Gervais

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