Every year since 1982, the Festival has welcomed young musicians in residence, who attend « Master Classes ». For a few days, the Festival turns into an open-air conservatory!

By offering Master Classes, the Festival confirms its ambition to promote a new artist generation. They usually come from the most important national conservatories. They work alongside renowned professionals to benefit from their advice and experience during a week of residency. These workshops offer an alternative and lively approach of musical practice. The public can attend these daily work sessions for free, which are held in the Château de Florans Park (date and time of classes to be announced soon).

Paul Lecocq and Martin Jaspard duo de piano

Trio Kobalt piano trio
Irène Fiorito violin
Lorenzo Guida cello
Riccardo Ronda piano

Trio Parrhèsia piano trio
Alcide Menetrier violin
Irène Jolys cello
Melvil Chapoutot piano

Trio Aloysius piano trio
David Forest violin
Clémence Mebsout cello
Hijune Han piano

Sarah Jégou violin and Martina Consonni piano

Teachers : Lise Berthaud, Olivier Charlier, Claire Désert, Emmanuel Strosser, le Trio Wanderer.

Master classes are supported by the Credit Agricole’s Company Foundation

Traditionally, August 15th marks the day of the Ensembles in Residence. They take over the village of La Roque d’Anthéron for 4 free concerts and at 8pm, to punctuate this week of exchanges, teachers and students meet on the stage of the Château de Florans Park for a collegial concert called « The Evening of the Ensembles in Residence ».

15 august programm :

11 a.m – Place Palmie Dolmetta – (cour de l’école Victor Hugo)
2 p.m – Place Palmie Dolmetta – (cour de l’école Victor Hugo)
4 p.m – Place de la République
5.30 p.m – Parc du Château de Florans – free of charge on reservation

In addition, every summer since 1998, the Bouches-du-Rhône Department has accompanied the « Sur les Routes de Provence » Festival. In the heart of the towns and villages of the department, the Ensembles in Residence perform free concerts. These concerts allow a wide audience to discover chamber music in a different light.

• 7 august – 6.30 pm – Saint-Étienne-du-Grès
• 8 august – 6.30 pm– Cassis – Jardin public
  
• 9 august – 6.30 pm – Mollégès
  
• 10 august – 11.00 am – Saint-Mitre-les-Remparts
  
• 10 august – 6.30 pm– Istres – Esplanade Charles De Gaulle
• 11 august – 11.00 am – Velaux – Place François Caire
  
• 11 august – 6.30 pm – Miramas
  
• 12 august – 6.30 pm – Fuveau
  
• 13 august – 6.30 pm – Saint-Chamas
  
• 14 august – 6.30 pm– Boulbon