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Following a 2025 season centred on the theme of love, Andrei Chevtchouk is delighted to present the twenty-fourth edition of the Opera and Castles Festival with a light-hearted new programme.

The fourth edition of the sacred music festival ‘Le Patrimoine, les Voix, la Musique’ organised by the Avre Luce Noye Community of Communes in the Somme will take place from 9 April to 7 June 2026, featuring a rich and varied programme.

To mark the 135th anniversary of Sergei Prokofiev and the 120th anniversary of Dmitri Shostakovich, Andrei Chevtchouk will host a musical lecture entitled ‘Between Tradition and Modernism: Sergei Prokofiev and Dmitri Shostakovich’ at the Russian House in Brussels.

Andrei Chevtchouk continues his partnership with the Chambre des Propriétaires du Grand Paris. In collaboration with mezzo-soprano Elena Rakova and pianist Kirill Rachkovsky, the Maestro will host the first instalment of a series of lecture-concerts entitled ‘Mélodies et demeures’ (Melodies and Residences), focusing on composers and performers from the French capital.

Andrei Chevtchouk continues his work with the Lyon-based Schola Witkowski choir, of which he has been musical director since 2017.

Andrei Chevtchouk continues his work in the fight against cancer with the musical event ‘Piano Tribute’, of which he has been Honorary President since 2014.

After a sparkling 2024 season, Andrei Chevtchouk is delighted to present the twenty-third edition of the Opera and Castles Festival with a new programme dedicated to the theme of love.

Andrei Chevtchouk is embarking on a new partnership with the Greater Paris Chamber of Property Owners. Accompanied by talented opera singers Laeticia Goepfert (soprano) and Siegfried Bertrand (tenor), the Maestro will take you on a journey through the great eras and masterpieces of French music.

Andrei Chevtchouk will host a new lecture at the Russian House of Science and Culture in Paris on music in Russian films about the Second World War.

Andrei Chevtchouk continues his collaboration with the Lyon Philharmonic Society: on the occasion of a concert by the Lyon National Orchestra, which will perform Tchaikovsky's 4th Symphony, Andrei Chevtchouk will give a lecture entitled ‘Tchaikovsky and Dadejda von Meck, patron and dedicatee of the 4th Symphony’.

Andrei Chevtchouk returns to the Maison de l'Architecture des Hauts-de-France in Amiens with a concert dedicated to the woodwind repertoire, featuring Anne Aubry (flute), Aurore Simon (oboe) and Alexandre Carpentier (bassoon).

The third edition of the sacred music festival ‘Le Patrimoine, les Voix, la Musique’ (Heritage, Voices, Music) organised by the Avre Luce Noye Community of Communes in the Somme will take place from 25 April to 8 June 2025, with a rich and varied programme featuring no fewer than nine events.

Maestro Andrei Chevtchouk continues his work with the Lyon-based choir Schola Witkowski, of which he has been musical director since 2017.

Andrei Chevtchouk continues his tribute to the great Russian composer with a lecture in Brussels entitled ‘Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky through the prism of time’.

Andrei Chevtchouk returns to the Russian House of Science and Culture in Paris with a lecture on ‘Tchaikovsky and his musical legacy through the eyes of his contemporaries and heirs’, on the occasion of the composer's 185th birthday.

Andrei Chevtchouk continues his collaboration with the Maison de l’Architecture des Hauts-de-France in Amiens and cellist Antoine Trouvé.

Andrei Chevtchouk will accompany Aurore Simon (oboe), Alexandre Carpentier (bassoon), Anna Le Verger (soprano) and Guillaume Perrier (bass-baritone) at Saint Andrew's Church in Compiègne.

Maestro Andrei Chevtchouk will conduct an opera recital at Château La Gallée in Millery for an exceptional Valentine's Day evening, featuring the most beautiful excerpts from the opera repertoire dedicated to love.