Festi'Val d'Anniviers / Grimentz

From 3th to 7th August 2022, the church of Grimentz will host the 13thedition of the FestiVal d'Anniviers, dedicated to classical music since its creation. As in previous years, the organisers wish to encourage contact between the public and the artists, in the relaxed and friendly atmosphere of this charming mountain village.


Programme 2022

Wednesday 3th August 2022, 16:00/17:00 (Sunday 8 August, reserved in case of bad weather)
Concert at the mayen or the Moiry dam
Programme to be defined with the festival musicians

Thursday 4th August 2022, 18:00, Church of Grimentz
Concert for the Friends and Sympathizers of the FestiVal d'Anniviers Association, open to the public: free admission, collection at the door to cover the costs of the master classes.
Musical programme provided by the students of the piano and singing master classes.

Friday 5th August 2022, 18:00 and/or 20:30, Church of Grimentz
Felix Mendelssohn : Concerto in D minor
Franz Liszt : Angelus for strings
Ludwig van Beethoven : Piano Concerto No 3 op 37 in C minor
Festival String Orchestra conducted by Jan dobrjelewski
Soloists : Marc Grauwels, flute and Stéphane De May, piano

Saturday 6th August 2022, 11:00, Church of Grimentz
Concert dedicated to children with the students of the piano and singing master classes
Saturday 6 August, 18H00 and/or 20H30, Eglise de Grimentz
The soloists of the festival will animate the evening of chamber music with the theme of dance

Sunday 7th August 2022. 11:00, Church of Grimentz
Antonio Vivaldi : Concerto in D major for guitar and strings
Wolfgang-Amadeus Mozart : Concert aria for soprano, piano obbligato and strings
Richard Wagner : Siegfried- Idyll
Maurice Ravel: Prelude and Fugue
George Gershwin: Rhapsody in Blue
Festival Orchestra conducted by Jan Dobrjelewski
Soloists : Mathieu Constantin, guitar, Stéphan Siegenthaler, clarinet, Sabine Conzen, soprano, Stéphane De May, piano

Note: It will be decided whether the concerts on Friday and Saturday will be duplicated as in 2019 and 2020, due to health restrictions