Polyphonies of Georgia and the Balkans

2 WORKSHOPS: les Aoédé et les Chaga

Sylvie Zahnd

The Chaga, a workshop based on the same system as the Aoédé.
Les Aoédé is a small group of women brought together by the desire to explore and blend their voices in a friendly and benevolent atmosphere.

Sacred Circle Dance

NEXT DATES: October 4, November 1, December 6, January 10, February 7 & March 7 from 3:30 p.m. to 7:00 p.m.

Regula Büchler

Created to any style of music and from different traditions, Sacred Circle Dance invites us to celebrate life in all its richness. To dance, you don’t need any prior knowledge or a partner. There is no age limit.

Gypsy dances

Pat la Gadji

 This is an intense dance with a pronounced feminine character, which calls on participants to dare to stomp their feet, to frown, to shake the shoulders, twirl their skirts, sway their hips and express what pleases us.

Corsican Polyphony

Tristan Morelli

The oral tradition of Corsican vocal polyphony is wide open to expression through its various forms. The rawness and vitality of these songs take you on a journey to the depths of an often underappreciated Corsica, which is as mountainous as it is welcoming, as astonishing as it is generous.