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Caumont Manuscript
Concert and presentation of the Caumont manuscript from the archives of the Bibliothèque Lagrange-Fleuret
Bibliothèque musicale La Grange-Fleuret (Paris 8th)
About
Concert-presentation, focusing on the Caumont Manuscript
By Denis Herlin and Aline Zylberach
Restitution concert of the masterclass by Denis Herlin
Aline Zylberach, harpsichord
In partnership with the Royaumont Foundation
Our take on this event
History breathes through every note during this immersive dive into the secrets of a rare baroque manuscript. You will experience the refined charm of period instruments brought back to life by a passionate group of students and scholars. This is a rare occasion to enjoy classical music away from the noise, wrapped in the serenity of a historical setting.
Join us at the Bibliothèque musicale Lagrange-Fleuret on Monday, November 16, 2026, for a unique concert and presentation focused on the Caumont Manuscript. Developed in partnership with the Fondation Royaumont, this event showcases the results of a masterclass led by musicologist Denis Herlin, featuring harpsichordist Aline Zylberach. The program offers a fascinating dive into historical musical research, scheduled from 19:00 to 20:30. This session is open to attendees aged 12 and over. It is a perfect opportunity for music history enthusiasts to enjoy a live performance and expert commentary in the heart of the 8th arrondissement.
On Monday, November 16, 2026, the Bibliothèque musicale Lagrange-Fleuret at 11 bis rue de Vézelay, 75008 Paris, hosts a special presentation regarding the Caumont Manuscript. From 19:00 to 20:30, Denis Herlin and harpsichordist Aline Zylberach will share the outcomes of their recent masterclass, blending scholarly insight with musical performance.
Organized in collaboration with the Fondation Royaumont, the evening serves as both a concert and a workshop restitution. Aline Zylberach will perform on the harpsichord, bringing the nuances of the manuscript to life following the research conducted by Denis Herlin. This event is intended for an audience aged 12 and up. Please note that entry is fee-based. Whether you are a student of music or simply curious about historical archives, this evening provides a rare look at the intersection of musicology and live performance.








