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Wild!

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Tue, May 20, 2025, 20:00
Seven women of all ages come together in this free spirited programme embracing all inspirations and origins, open to the whims and temptations of ‘wilding’ as well as to the strictest constraints. A virtuoso and colourful concert.

Keywords: Chamber Music, Early Music

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Musicians

Solistes de l'Ensemble intercontemporain
nnIngénieur du son

Program

Scène VISofia Avramidou
OrganiqueGiulia Lorusso
Into the ShadesNina Šenk
Je demeureLisa Heute
Mitsein – PreludioManuela Guerra
WildEdith Canat de Chizy
Danses doucesClaire-Mélanie Sinnhuber
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