Avec le soutien :
NEW WORKSHOP
Alex Jeanson
A proliferating multiplication of a single element, the repetition of overlapping or successive motifs—the multiple reduced to the singular—the singular articulated in multiple forms. It is this aesthetic that the workshop invites you to discover through music, using an instrument called the gamelan.
NEW COURSE
Sébastien Lacroix
These North Indian music courses teach students about the system of musical modes known as ragas, as well as the techniques and repertoire of specific instruments such as the sitar, surbahar, esraj, and dilruba.
Nicolas Delaigue
These courses propose a discovery and learning of the repertoire and musical forms of Hindustani music, which will interest all musicians and composers whatever their aesthetic and instrument.
Alexis Weisgerber
Pakhawaj Workshop:
The pakhawaj is the precursor to the tabla, the iconic instrument of North India.
North Indian Rhythm Workshop:
We’ll take a playful approach to exploring all the elements that make up the rich rhythmic system of North India.
NEW CLASS & Group class around the Afghan repertoire coming soon
Mathieu Clavel
Of Pashtun origin, the rubab (or rabab, robab) with its unique sounds is an instrument of choice in this area to accompany Sufi poems and popular songs.
Daeliya, Diego et Pouick
These drums are made of cow skin and heavy, hard carved wood. They’re played with thick sticks and the impact is impressive.
NEW COURSE
Minh-Trang Nguyen
The đàn tranh, sixteen-string zither, is a traditional Vietnamese folk plucked instrument. It is in the same family as the Chinese guzheng, Japanese koto, Korean gayageum and Mongolian yatga. The T'rung is a traditional bamboo xylophone used by the ethnic minorities of the central highlands of Vietnam Tây nguyên.