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Festival Déodat-de-Séverac

Saint-Félix-Lauragais, FranceNext edition not announced · last held 2026
DatesTBA
LocationSaint-Félix-Lauragais, France
PriceTBA
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1989

since

~38

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Overview

About

Founded in 1989 in Saint-Félix-Lauragais, this festival honors the Occitan composer Déodat de Séverac, who was born in the region. It combines traditional and classical music, including works in the Occitan language, and pairs its summer concerts with workshops, symposiums and exhibitions rooted in the rural Lauragais area. A separate autumn edition, the Automnales, takes place in Toulouse.

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Location

Église collégiale de Saint-Félix-Lauragais, rue Déodat de Séverac, 31540 Saint-Félix-Lauragais

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Archive

Past editions

2026Jul 17 – Aug 15, 202626 artists
LLuc AntoniniAA trè vociXXavier de LignerollesEEnsemble Stella d'OrienteMMarie CubaynesAALTA VA LA LUNACCécile de BoeverEEdmund Barton BullockEEnsemble Les AffinitésEEnsemble Ut Musica PoesisFFabrice BoulangerFFlorence de LignerollesJJAUME SUL CAMIN, Conte médiéval en musiqueJJean-Noël PoggialiLLE CABARET DES TRÉPASSÉSMMaryana GolovchenkoMMEDITERRANÈA, Chants de la MéditerranéeNNadine RosselloOO SACRUM CONVIVIUMPPascal CaumontSSONGS OF THE NIGHTTTatiana LinaUUNE SOIRÉE AVEC FRANCIS POULENCUUNE SOIRÉE CHEZ LES GODEBSKIBBAL RENAISSANCESSTAGE DE CHANT POLYPHONIQUE OCCITAN