Flutte, déjà 250 ans ! Avec l’ensemble médiéval Hémiole

The historic organ is 250 years old!

The new Ensemble Hémiole enthusiastically performs pieces from the Middle Ages and the Renaissance. The musicians will bring the streets to life and enter the collegiate church, where they will invite the organ to dance!

Amandine Lesne fiddle, rebec, lute and vocals

Dana Howe lute and guiterne

Eva Colomb flutes and vocals

Juliette Colomb fiddle and vocals

Oscar Holliger lute, tambourine and vocals

1776: With great skill, Jaque Besançon brought to life a Franco-Alsatian instrument with a remarkable sound. 2026: The history of Jaque Besançon’s organ is intertwined with History itself. It has weathered 250 years of vicissitudes, doubts, and political and religious conflicts. Celebrating its 250th anniversary means celebrating the passing on and preservation of our heritage. It also means celebrating the culture and spirituality associated with it. With poetry and panache, it continues to enchant the surroundings. On 24 and 25 October, an entire weekend is dedicated to it: concerts, guided tours, a show, entertainment, a church service…

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