How can we entice and renew audiences for baroque music? In Lyon, the Chapelle de la Trinité aims to combine heritage, creativity, and hospitality to become a unique space for encounters and diversity. 
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Since March 2024, Lyon’s baroque Chapelle de la Trinité, located in the heart of the city, has been under a new management and programming team. This new team has launched an ambitious effort to renew both audiences and artistic forms through a “desacralization” of the venue and through projects at the crossroads of baroque and other musical genres. An interview with its artistic director, conductor and harpsichordist Franck-Emmanuel Comte.
You took over as Artistic Director of the Chapelle de la Trinité in Lyon in March 2024. What is your relationship with this venue?
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