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Salzburg and Messiaen Festival Reimagine Saint François d'Assise

festival-fair · 2026-08-17

To commemorate the 800th anniversary of Saint Francis of Assisi's passing, the Salzburg Festival will showcase Olivier Messiaen's opera 'Saint François d'Assise,' under the direction of Romeo Castellucci and conducted by Maxime Pascal with the Vienna Philharmonic, from August 4 to 23, 2026. This avant-garde rendition incorporates live animals and features birds descending during the sermon scene. Canadian artist Philippe Sly takes the lead role, differing from the original performer, José van Dam. The Vienna Philharmonic ends with a sense of unease. Concurrently, the Messiaen Festival, scheduled for July 25 to August 1, 2026, will present a minimalist perspective, commissioning 'fioretti' from Arthur Lavandier, Frédéric Boyer, Zad Moultaka, and Maryline Desbiolles, with pianist Marie Vermeulin playing 'grands oiseaux' at both the beginning and end.

Key facts

  • Salzburg Festival presents 'Saint François d'Assise' from August 4-23, 2026
  • Directed by Romeo Castellucci, conducted by Maxime Pascal with the Vienna Philharmonic
  • Philippe Sly sings the title role
  • Messiaen Festival in Pays de la Meije runs July 25-August 1, 2026
  • Festival commissioned new works by Arthur Lavandier & Frédéric Boyer, and Zad Moultaka & Maryline Desbiolles
  • Moultaka's piece 'Se défaire de toute nuit' was composed after discarding his work during the Israeli offensive in Beirut
  • Marie Vermeulin performs piano works at the festival
  • The opera was composed in 1983 and is Messiaen's only opera

Entities

Artists

  • Olivier Messiaen
  • Romeo Castellucci
  • Maxime Pascal
  • Philippe Sly
  • José van Dam
  • Bruno Messina
  • Arthur Lavandier
  • Frédéric Boyer
  • Zad Moultaka
  • Maryline Desbiolles
  • Marie Vermeulin
  • Parveen Savart
  • Christian Bobin
  • Jean de la Croix
  • Odysséas Elýtis
  • Emmanuel Daydé

Institutions

  • Salzburg Festival
  • Vienna Philharmonic
  • Festival Messiaen
  • Chorégies d'Orange
  • Le Balcon
  • Felsenreitschule

Locations

  • Salzburg
  • Austria
  • Pays de la Meije
  • France
  • La Grave
  • La Verna
  • Italy
  • Beyrouth
  • Lebanon

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