Julien Brunetaud live in Saint-Benoît

Experience Julien Brunetaud live on September 25th

Julien Brunetaud will perform at La Hune on September 25, 2026. Brunetaud is a French musician known for his work blending contemporary improvised music with elements of traditional Breton music and jazz. His compositions often feature the use of prepared piano, incorporating objects placed on or between the strings to alter the instrument’s sound, alongside electronic processing and field recordings. He frequently explores themes relating to landscape, memory, and folklore within his sonic explorations.

La Hune is a cultural venue located in Saint-Benoît-du-Sault, in the Vienne department of France. Originally a medieval tithe barn dating back to the 12th century, it was converted into a performance space in 1988 by sculptor Jean-Pierre Duclos and his wife, Irène. The building’s history as a storage place for agricultural produce is reflected in its rustic aesthetic and acoustics. La Hune focuses on showcasing experimental and multidisciplinary artistic practices including music, theatre, dance, visual arts and literature. It is recognised for its intimate setting and commitment to supporting emerging artists alongside established figures within these fields. The space regularly hosts performances that emphasize sonic exploration and unconventional approaches to art making.