ALIXAN - The Friends of the Old Alixan propose a concert in the church by the Women’s Choir DOLC'E CALDAMENTE and the Quartet BARRATIER

Name: ALIXAN - Les Amis du Vieil Alixan proposent un concert dans l'église par le Choeur de femmes DOLC'E CALDAMENTE et le Quatuor BARRATIER
Start: 2022-09-17T18:30:00+02:00
End: 2022-09-17T21:00:00+02:00
Location: Eglise

Concert by the Dolc'e Caldamente Women’s Choir (Stabat Mater)

Samedi 17 septembre 2022, 18h30Passat

Guy Bichon

AGENDA:
• J. RUTTER: God be in my head / 1’35 Choeur
• A. VIVALDI: String Concerto RV 156 - 1° Movt/ 2’40 Quartet
• D. KABALEVSKY: Spakojnaj noci / 2’40 Choir
• E. TOPPINEN: Coma / 6’50 Quatuor
• Aaulis SALLINEN): Chants de la mer / 7’50 Choeur
• F. MENDELSSOHN: Romance sans paroles op.109 / 4’40 Quatuor -
• G.B. PERGOLESI: Stabat mater / 40’ Choir and Quartet
The concert will make it possible to realize the exceptional acoustic of the church.
The concert is free, a participation 'in the hat' will be appreciated by the artists.

À propos du lieu

Eglise

Place de l'esplanade, 26300 Alixan

Drôme
Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes

The Church of Saint-Didier is very representative of the history of the village of Alixan. It is only a simple castral chapel during the construction of the castle, the parish church being that of the Priory of Saint Martin de Coussaud, it owes to the development of the village near the castle and to the ruin of the priory of Coussaud during the wars of religions to become the parish church in the 17th century. It is therefore a very composite building by its form and its materials, with parts dating: - from the 11-12th centuries - chapel castrale, - from the 12-13th -Gothic choir, Romanesque nave, - from the 18th -baptismal fonts and belfry-belfry, - from the 19th -exterior staircase. The portal is Romanesque with a semicircular arch and two lion heads that adorn the two capitals of the entrance. Gothic nave with keystone decorated with the blessing of Christ (13th century).

Etiquetas

Édifice religieux, Monument historique

Accès

stairs or access ramp