Organized by Agde Musica at the initiative of the City of Agde, the festival presented a program spanning centuries of sacred music, from Gregorian chant to contemporary compositions. Three concerts marked the weekend, starting with the Académie de l’Opéra Royal de Versailles, which offered a program dedicated to Henry Purcell and English sacred music.
The chamber choir Êkhô then performed 'Empreintes', a contemporary creation in dialogue with ancient music. The festival concluded with the Ensemble La Sportelle and their program 'Hymne à la Vierge', focusing on the figure of Mary, from Gregorian tradition to modern music.
Concurrently, a Festival Mass was celebrated on Sunday morning at the Saint-Étienne Cathedral. The church of Notre-Dame de l’Agenouillade, the festival's venue since its inception, thus highlighted this emblematic Marian site of Agde, frequented since the early Middle Ages, providing a unique setting for these musical events.
