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Belen Festival
Beaune welcomes the voices of the world, with André Manoukian as one of the orchestras.

Belen Festival

They are unique. They are the music of their culture. The Voices of the World return to Beaune to take a conquered audience on an emotional journey. For this second edition, André Manoukian is once again at the helm of the Belen festival.

A young festival to unite the world in music

In 2023, the town of Beaune has found the perfect scout for exceptional voices in André Manoukian. His selection is a celebration of musical diversity from around the world. The first edition offered a stage to renowned artists and international talents sometimes unknown in France. The performances thrilled a curious and enchanted audience. World music fans will be able to [re]discover the brand new edition in 2025.

What exactly is the Belen Festival?

The Belen Festival explores the universal links woven by music between cultures. From East to West, from Persian inspirations to Slavic polyphony, from Cuban rhythms to Yemeni influences, each concert is an invitation to travel. The artists revisit age-old traditions, offering performances that celebrate the richness and diversity of musical heritages. Inspirations cross and recross to offer unique concerts.

Unusual concert venues

Beaune, capital of Burgundy wines, offers an exceptional setting for the festival. Concerts take place in iconic venues such as the Collégiale Notre-Dame, Place Carnot, Parc de la Bouzaize and Théâtre de Verdure. Each site, steeped in history, contributes to creating a unique atmosphere, enhancing the magic of the musical performances.

Edition 2025

For its second edition, the Festival Belen promises a rich and varied program. From June 13 to 15, 2025, festival-goers will be able to attend 10 concerts at 4 emblematic Beaune venues. Don’t miss this opportunity to enjoy an unforgettable musical and cultural experience in the heart of Burgundy.

Frequently asked questions about attending the Belen Festival
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