Concert d'orgue - 7 août
ManigodLocation : Eglise Saint-Pierre
Presentation
The Manigod Tourist Office invites you to discover the organ of its Saint-Pierre Church!
Exceptional to the eye, the Manigod organ is equally exceptional to the ear.
Its strong personality and secret sonorities are unrivalled in the region. A number of concerts will be held in the church this summer featuring our magnificent organ, accompanied by other instruments:
August 7: Organ and Cello concert by
William Fielding and Vlad Câmpean
William Fielding, born in the north-west of England and a former chorister at Blackburn Cathedral in his hometown, is currently studying at the Conservatoire National Supérieur de Paris.
In 2020, after two years of study at the Royal College of Music, London, William decided to immerse himself in the French organ tradition by studying with Michel Bouvard, then Yoann Tardivel, at the Conservatoire à Rayonnement Régional de Toulouse, where he also collaborated with Mark Opstad and the Toulouse Maîtrise. William was awarded the “Prix François Vidal” for his last recital in Toulouse, before being accepted into the class of Olivier Latry and Thomas Ospital.
William was in residence at the baroque music centre in Versailles for the year 2022/23, and then organist in residence at the “Sapporo Concert Hall” in Japan for the academic year 23/24, where he recorded his first CD: “Voyages à travers les tribunes de Paris”.
In September 2024, William won first prize and the audience prize for the symphonic part of the Xavier Darasse International Organ Competition.
Since August 2021, he has been a member of the team of organists at the great organ of the Basilique St Sernin, Toulouse.
Vlad Câmpean is a young Romanian cellist currently in his first year of a master's degree at the Conservatoire National Supérieur de Musique et de Danse de Paris, in Edgar Moreau's class. A native of Cluj-Napoca, he began playing the cello with his father, Ciprian Câmpean, and went on to study with Răzvan Suma at the University of Music in Bucharest.
A prizewinner in numerous competitions, his honours include the grand prize at the Deva International Festival (2016), the grand prize at the Cluj-Napoca J.S. Bach Festival (2017), the first prize at the National Interpretation Olympiad (2017), the grand prize at the ‘Alexandru Moroșanu’ Competition (2019) and the first prize at the ‘Paul Constantinescu’ Competition (2021).
Between 2016 and 2019, he performed as a soloist with the ‘Transilvania’ State Philharmonic Orchestra of Cluj-Napoca, performing works by David Popper, C. Dimitrescu, Camille Saint-Saëns and Joseph Haydn. Vlad has enriched his career through numerous masterclasses with the likes of Raphael Pidoux, Marin Cazacu, Denis Severin, Andrei Ioniță and Octavian Lup.
He is also a scholarship holder for the SoNoRo Festival - Interférences educational programme (2019) and the MOL talent promotion programme (2019, 2020, 2021).
Programm :
J.S. Bach - Cello suite No.2
J.S. Bach - P+F en sol mineur BWV 542, solo organ
Jean-Baptiste Barriére - Sonate en Ré mineur
William Byrd - My Ladye Nevels Grownde, solo organ
Antonio Vivaldi - Sonate en La mineur
François Francoeur - Sonate pour violoncelle en Mi majeur (2eme mouvement)
Other dates:
August 14: Organ and Alphorn concert
by Eric Latour and Robert Scotton
August 21: Organ concert with film music
by Stéphane Eliot
Its strong personality and secret sonorities are unrivalled in the region. A number of concerts will be held in the church this summer featuring our magnificent organ, accompanied by other instruments:
August 7: Organ and Cello concert by
William Fielding and Vlad Câmpean
William Fielding, born in the north-west of England and a former chorister at Blackburn Cathedral in his hometown, is currently studying at the Conservatoire National Supérieur de Paris.
In 2020, after two years of study at the Royal College of Music, London, William decided to immerse himself in the French organ tradition by studying with Michel Bouvard, then Yoann Tardivel, at the Conservatoire à Rayonnement Régional de Toulouse, where he also collaborated with Mark Opstad and the Toulouse Maîtrise. William was awarded the “Prix François Vidal” for his last recital in Toulouse, before being accepted into the class of Olivier Latry and Thomas Ospital.
William was in residence at the baroque music centre in Versailles for the year 2022/23, and then organist in residence at the “Sapporo Concert Hall” in Japan for the academic year 23/24, where he recorded his first CD: “Voyages à travers les tribunes de Paris”.
In September 2024, William won first prize and the audience prize for the symphonic part of the Xavier Darasse International Organ Competition.
Since August 2021, he has been a member of the team of organists at the great organ of the Basilique St Sernin, Toulouse.
Vlad Câmpean is a young Romanian cellist currently in his first year of a master's degree at the Conservatoire National Supérieur de Musique et de Danse de Paris, in Edgar Moreau's class. A native of Cluj-Napoca, he began playing the cello with his father, Ciprian Câmpean, and went on to study with Răzvan Suma at the University of Music in Bucharest.
A prizewinner in numerous competitions, his honours include the grand prize at the Deva International Festival (2016), the grand prize at the Cluj-Napoca J.S. Bach Festival (2017), the first prize at the National Interpretation Olympiad (2017), the grand prize at the ‘Alexandru Moroșanu’ Competition (2019) and the first prize at the ‘Paul Constantinescu’ Competition (2021).
Between 2016 and 2019, he performed as a soloist with the ‘Transilvania’ State Philharmonic Orchestra of Cluj-Napoca, performing works by David Popper, C. Dimitrescu, Camille Saint-Saëns and Joseph Haydn. Vlad has enriched his career through numerous masterclasses with the likes of Raphael Pidoux, Marin Cazacu, Denis Severin, Andrei Ioniță and Octavian Lup.
He is also a scholarship holder for the SoNoRo Festival - Interférences educational programme (2019) and the MOL talent promotion programme (2019, 2020, 2021).
Programm :
J.S. Bach - Cello suite No.2
J.S. Bach - P+F en sol mineur BWV 542, solo organ
Jean-Baptiste Barriére - Sonate en Ré mineur
William Byrd - My Ladye Nevels Grownde, solo organ
Antonio Vivaldi - Sonate en La mineur
François Francoeur - Sonate pour violoncelle en Mi majeur (2eme mouvement)
Other dates:
August 14: Organ and Alphorn concert
by Eric Latour and Robert Scotton
August 21: Organ concert with film music
by Stéphane Eliot
Période(s) d'ouverture(s)Thursday 7 August 2025 between 6 pm and 8 pm.
In short
- Types :
- Cultural
- Entertainment/recreation
- Further information :
- Place Eglise Saint-Pierre
- Period :
- Summer
General information
- Cultural and artistic :
- Concert
Event Organizer
Office de Tourisme de Manigod
Location
Eglise Saint-Pierre
Église
Chef-lieu
Village
74230
Manigod
- Reception :
- French
Tarifs
Free entry.
Destination
Église
Chef-lieu
74230
Manigod
GPS coordinates
Latitude : 45.861415
Longitude : 6.369066
Find the Manigod church in the center of the village.