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On 3 and 4 April 2027, Domaine de Cazenac will host a cultural weekend, continuing a programme that brings together cinema and music at the heart of the estate.
On Saturday, 3 April, pianist Camille Belin invites you to an intimate musical interlude: a solo piano recital celebrating the richness and depth of the classical repertoire. The programme will be announced soon.
On Sunday, 4 April, Emmanuel Birnbaum's cine-concert offers an immersive experience in which music and image engage in a subtle dialogue, with the screening of a film accompanied live on the piano. The film will be announced soon.
Following two events in 2026, in the spring and in the autumn, this third gathering further confirms the estate's ambition to create exceptional cultural experiences in a remarkable heritage setting.
Tickets: €20 for one concert – €35 for both concerts – €7 for under-18s – free for children
under 10.
Information and reservations: +33 (0)7 87 74 54 81

Rate: €20 for one concert – €35 for both concerts – €7 for under-18s – free for children under 10

Camille Belin :
An active chamber musician, pianist Camille Belin graduated from the École Normale de Musique de Paris and has won prizes at several international competitions. Drawn to the Romantic and modern repertoire, she also enjoys exploring lesser-known works and creating thematic programmes, and she is deeply committed to working with contemporary composers.
She has performed in venues and festivals including Salle Cortot in Paris, the Opéra de Reims, the Musée de la Vie Romantique, and the Rosa Bonheur, Présence Compositrices, Chaillol, Cziffra (Unieux), Itinéraires (Marne) and Himara International (Albania) festivals. After her first visit to Domaine de Cazenac in October 2026, she returns for a new musical encounter, close to the audience.
Emmanuel Birnbaum :
Holder of the Concert Diploma in piano from the Schola Cantorum de Paris, the Diploma of Musical Studies in percussion from the Conservatoire à Rayonnement Régional de Paris, and the Orchestral Musician Diploma, Emmanuel Birnbaum has won prizes at national and international competitions. After serving as accompanist for dance classes at the Conservatoires of the City of Paris from 2013 to 2018, he was appointed improvising pianist at the Fondation Jérôme Seydoux-Pathé, which has engaged him since 2014 to accompany its cine-concerts. Committed to teaching and sharing, he founded the École Française de Piano in 2015. Offering academic-standard piano lessons at home in Paris, it now has 38 teachers and over 300 students, and was named “Best Brand 2025” (Palmarès France) by Capital magazine for the fifth year in a row.
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