March Program Opus 2

30th anniversary

Classicaval is a story of transmission, passion and sharing. For the 30th anniversary of Classicaval, the cast will be completed by internationally renowned artists.

Opus de Mars March 11 to 14, 2024

Discover the full program and Opus 2 musicians below. Join us for a 3-day celebration of classical music in Val d’Isère. Artistic director Frédéric Lagarde and his guests will delight music lovers with four concerts that will take on a special resonance thanks to the acoustics and hushed ambience of the baroque church of Saint Bernard de Menthon. The second part of this 30th edition will take place from March 11 to 14, 2024.

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Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart concert

Piano Quartet No. 1Clarinet QuintetPresentation Élodie Fondacci, from Radio Classique With Marie Béreau and Pierre-Olivier Queyras (violin), Camille Bonamy (viola), Christian Wolf (cello), Staffan Martensson (clarinet), Frédéric Lagarde (piano)

An evening at the Versailles Opera

Georg Friedrich HaendelChristoph Willibald GluckJean Philippe RameauWolfgang Amadeus Mozart… Serge Kakudji (countertenor), Marie Béreau, Pierre-Olivier Queyras, Adèle Winckler (violin), Camille Bonamy (viola), Christian Wolf (cello), Frédéric Lagarde (piano and artistic direction)

Frédéric Chopin and the Slavic soul

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Mikhail Glinka: Trio pathétiqueFrédéric Chopin: Andante for cello and pianoAntonin Dvorak: KlidFrédéric Chopin: 2nd concerto (quintet version) With Marie Béreau and Pierre-Olivier Queyras (violin), Camille Bonamy (viola), Fabrice Bihan (cello), Staffan Martensson (clarinet), Frédéric Lagarde (piano)

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The Classicaval Festival goes beyond the walls of Val d'Isère's church to meet music lovers in different parts of the village.

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Our partners March Opus

Anniversary edition Introducing the second opus by Frédéric Lagarde, artistic director

“30 years… It’s a great joy to see that the festival is still going strong, and growing in stature. Classicaval is the fruit of sharing: generous musicians, a competent and welcoming tourist institution, an enthusiastic public and a beautiful venue – the Baroque church of Saint Bernard in Menton – with ideal acoustics. To celebrate the event, I have invited a large number of the musicians who were already with us in 2022: marvellous artists, passionate people with big hearts, for whom our well-informed public has shown exceptional fervour. The program revolves around 3 axes: Mozart, the Unmissable; the Baroque period, sung by our emblematic countertenor; and finally Chopin, that Slavic soul that resonates in all of us. I’m sure that once again our audience will be delighted. “