On rangera plus tard (FR)

Marcelo Milchberg, recorder and bagpipes - François Tillerot, chromatic accordion

With their instruments, they have brought along music gathered from various landscapes, from South America to Eastern Europe, tunes drawn from their roots, and melodies of their own composition. The program features a rich variety of musical styles, including forró and choro from Brazil, tango and zamba from Argentina, klezmer airs and dances, Irish jigs, and a touch of repertoire from Northern European countries to honor our hosting country, along with many more surprises.

The goal of the Conference-Dance is to explore how various dance forms can be adapted to these diverse musical styles. From couple dances to circle dances, collective dances, and quadrilles, they will demonstrate how the bodily expression of dancers and the interaction between dancers and musicians can vary. We will delve into the choreography, the feeling of swing, and the synchrony in circle dances.

Sharing the history of some dances and showing how they have adapted different music to them, "On rangera plus tard !" will invite participants to join in trying out these adaptations, making this an interactive and engaging experience.

Don't miss this opportunity to immerse yourself in a world of music and dance!