Around Gesualdo’s Répons, a joint show by Paul Agnew with Les Arts Florissants and choreographer Amala Dianor, who with his company deploys a virtuoso dance style blending forms and techniques.
Keywords: Early Music, Show
| Les Arts Florissants | |
| Paul Agnew | Conductor |
| Compagnie Amala Dianor | |
| Amala Dianor | Choreographer |
| Xavier Lazarini | Création lumières |
| Répons des ténèbres | Carlo Gesualdo |
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