Festival de Musique Sacrée, Perpignan
16th March - 4th April
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Festival de musique sacrée
Celebrating its 40th edition in 2026, the Festival de Musique Sacrée continues its long tradition of showcasing exceptional sacred and spiritual music during the period around Easter.
Most concerts take place in the beautiful and historic Couvent des Dominicains in Perpignan, providing a unique setting for performances that bring centuries of music to life. The programme features works by more than 60 composers, from the great masters of classical music to contemporary artists and emerging talent.
The church and its patio are specially adapted for the festival, hosting a varied programme of daytime and evening concerts, talks and musical encounters, offering audiences the chance to experience sacred music in an inspiring and atmospheric setting.
Celebrating its 40th edition in 2026, the Festival de Musique Sacrée continues its long tradition of showcasing exceptional sacred and spiritual music during the period around Easter.
Most concerts take place in the beautiful and historic Couvent des Dominicains in Perpignan, providing a unique setting for performances that bring centuries of music to life. The programme features works by more than 60 composers, from the great masters of classical music to contemporary artists and emerging talent.
The church and its patio are specially adapted for the festival, hosting a varied programme of daytime and evening concerts, talks and musical encounters, offering audiences the chance to experience sacred music in an inspiring and atmospheric setting.
Each year the festival welcomes international performers, orchestras, choirs and soloists, bringing together a rich variety of musical traditions and styles. From powerful choral works and intimate chamber performances to organ recitals and vocal concerts, the programme reflects the depth and diversity of sacred music across the centuries.
Beyond the concerts themselves, the festival also aims to create a space for reflection, discovery and cultural exchange, inviting audiences to explore both the musical heritage and the spiritual themes that have inspired composers throughout history.