Here beautiful villages nestle in-between magnificent medieval cities. Explore where history has been made from William the Conqueror to the D-Day landings. Normandy offers fine foods from the traditional dish of snails to locally produced goats cheese. With so much to discover in this region, your itinerary will be peppered with memories of chocolate making and marine life. Normandy offers a warm welcome to performing groups of all genres and standards.
Perform...
- Normandy's many abbeys, cathedrals and churches offer excellent opportunities for choirs. Exceptional groups may be permitted to sing at the Abbaye aux Hommes or Abbaye aux Dames.
- For a truly memorable experience, some groups are able to sing in the Eglise de St Pierre in the magnificent setting of Mont St Michel, or the magnificent Gothic Cathedral of Rouen
- Outdoor venues are popular for bands and other instrumental ensembles, and we like the Juno Beach Centre which is extremely popular with tourists.
- A moving and poignant performance is possible at the American Military Cemetery at Omaha Beach, where a classical repertoire is preferred for choral and instrumental groups.
Don't Miss!
- Visit the castle of William the Conqueror, the last successful invader of Britain and see the story immortalised in the Tapestry of Bayeux.
- Walk along the D-Day landing beaches, see the Mulberry harbours still resting in the sea and visit the moving memorials to those who died in the liberation of Europe.
- Visit a traditional cheese-making farm and sample some of the delicious local produce!
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