_1. Do it again Frank!

_2. L’art de la fugue. Ouverture marimba.

_3. Château Trombone 

_4. West Side Story

Iannis Xenakis (1922–2001)Rebonds (1987–1989) for solo percussion

_5. Au clair de lune

Vassily Chmykov and Jae-Yeon Won frame Beethoven with Alessandro Scarlatti, from the "Moonlight" Sonata to the "Spring" Sonata.

_6. Oiseaux de Paradis

_7. Full sentimental

_8. Barry Lyndon

_9. Château Populaire

_10.Mozart à l’état pur

_11. Temple Integra

_12. La grande Soirée

The Grand Evening: a mischievous Poulenc, incisive brass, Martinů, Blacher and Busoni in motion, Shostakovich ablaze, then Schubert illuminates the night with Death and the Maiden.

_ 13.Teddy Rimmer

Nicholas Rimmer moves through Joseph Haydn and Leoš Janáček, from classical clarity to the inner mists of the piano.

_14. L'Histoire du Soldat

Lambert Wilson returns, this time as narrator for Stravinsky's The Soldier's Tale.

_15. La Truite à l'Abbaye

Schubert's Trout, perhaps the most beloved piece of chamber music in the world.

_ 16. contes de fées

_17. Abbaye à 4 mains

_18. J.S.Bach,  Suite pour violoncelle

_19. château bémol majeur

A Berwald Septet not to be missed!

_20. buffet crampon présente Yebin seo

At the Château de l'Empéri, Buffet Crampon presents Seo Yebin, a brilliant representative of the Korean school (Arko programme), in a journey from Yun to Beethoven and Mendelssohn — a programme of youth and discovery.

_ 21. Schubert, Mozart Grand final

And Schubert closes the festival with his great Octet in F major, composed in 1824 in a state of radiant fulfilment: eight musicians, six movements, a boundless generosity. A splendid way to say farewell.