Instant baroque
A musical rendezvous combined with a guided tour of the museum to explore a theme, a work or an exhibition.
Tours start at 10am and are followed by a concert at 11am.
Free admission. Reservations required (online ticketing). Information on 03 81 99 22 57.
Access to the rest of the museum requires a ticket.
In partnership with the early music department of the Conservatoire du Pays de Montbéliard and the Heritage Department of Pays de Montbéliard Agglomération.
Sunday, February 1, 2026
Visit "Le musée Beurnier au pied de la lettre", at 10 a.m.
From ornate letters to printed texts, let's revisit the collections through the prism of the written word. Furniture, signs, seals and furnace plates abound with monograms and handwritten inscriptions, sometimes painted, sculpted or chiselled, while libraries and slope desks tell the story of the modes and uses of writing in print.
Concert: A musical moment for two equal viols, 11 a.m.
The trace of a musical thought: the score transmits to us the sounds that resonated centuries ago. Signs become music thanks to musical notation, whose grammar is still used today. Two violas da gamba will reveal the distant messages of Baroque composers such as J. de Sainte-Colombe, J.B. de Boismortier, J. Schenck and C. Dollé.
A musical rendezvous combined with a guided tour of the museum to explore a theme, a work or an exhibition.
Tours start at 10am and are followed by a concert at 11am.
Free admission. Reservations required (online ticketing). Information on 03 81 99 22 57.
Access to the rest of the museum requires a ticket.
In partnership with the early music department of the Conservatoire du Pays de Montbéliard and the Heritage Department of Pays de Montbéliard Agglomération.
Sunday, February 1, 2026
Visit "Le musée Beurnier au pied de la lettre", at 10 a.m.
From ornate letters to printed texts, let's revisit the collections through the prism of the written word. Furniture, signs, seals and furnace plates abound with monograms and handwritten inscriptions, sometimes painted, sculpted or chiselled, while libraries and slope desks tell the story of the modes and uses of writing in print.
Concert: A musical moment for two equal viols, 11 a.m.
The trace of a musical thought: the score transmits to us the sounds that resonated centuries ago. Signs become music thanks to musical notation, whose grammar is still used today. Two violas da gamba will reveal the distant messages of Baroque composers such as J. de Sainte-Colombe, J.B. de Boismortier, J. Schenck and C. Dollé.
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