The repertoire includes several types of performances:
- Journeys, which each last around 1.5 hours and follow a progressive path and dialogue;
- Passages, which each last about 45 minutes;
- And small–forms performances, which singing and visual arts.
You can download the repertoire book here (updated 03.09.18), and a presentation flyer here.
- Mediterranean Europes:
a journey through history of sacred singing, from the fourth century to the twentieth; song excerpts
With the visual artist Catherine lippinois
- Because the rose is without why:
upcoming performance— a journey through central Europe, a call for encounter and difference
With the visual artists Catherine Lippinois and Fanny de Rauglaudre.
With the support of the township of Sarlat
- Mediterranean Europes short version,
song recital: an extract from the full performance, through history of sacred singing, from the fourth century to the twentieth - Maryam, Maria, Mary:
exploration of the feminine archetype through songs from the East and the West
With the visual artist Catherine lippinois
- Orients, roots of the Book:
an experience of the Epic of Gilgamesh, which lies at the root of the three monotheistic traditions
With the visual artist Plume Gory
With the support of Théâtre du Fon du Loup
teaser of rehearsals here, production Jonathan Leclerc - Katarekuna (from the cradle):
lullabies from Europe and the Mediterranean, to welcome the young and raise up the old
With the visual artist Catherine Lippinois
and online medias for cultural mediation. - Beguines, women in response:
a short eulogy to resilience, or the ways in which constraint can be a path to liberation and surrender
With the visual artist Catherine Lippinois
With the support of Narthex
- Upcoming:
- Exile(s): from hearth from earth and from the living, dizzinesses and vitality, three letters and three chants
- Brundibar or The So Big Bad Noise: a told, sound and sung version of the children's opera of Hans Krása
Other underway projects:
- Spain(s) of Al-Andalus and sephardics chants.
- Earth-heaven: traditional gaelic songs and Carmina Gadelica.
- Catalunya popular i medieval: the profane and the sacred in traditional catalan culture.
- Moussorgsky and the Mighty 5: the Russian revival at a time of social change.
A programme can be adapted from the above performances, or composed from the repertoire available on request (songs from 2nd century to 20th century, in Amazigh, Arabe, Aramaic, liturgical Aramaic, Catalan, Chaldean, Coptic, Corsican, Croatian, Czech, English, French, Gaelic, Galician-Portuguese, German, Greek, Koine Greek, Hebrew, Hungarian, Italian, Judaeo-Spanish, Latin, Malagasy, Maori, Norvegian, Polish, Portuguese, Provençal French, Romanian, Rromani, Russian, Samaritan, Shawiya Berber, Slavonic, Spanish, Sureth, Syriac, Yiddish).
