Upcoming Events

Siraba means “the great path,” a proposal for dialogue between three continents…
Attend a concert featuring the renewed ancient traditions of Mali, West Africa, South America, and Europe!

Artists:
Adama Daou: balafon;
Gabriel Schwartz: flute, pandeiro;
Aboulaye Koné: electric guitar;
Christian Obam: electric bass.

With A Night in the Garden of Eden  pianist Guillaume Martineau and clarinetist Gabriel Paquin-Buki take us on a journey where musical boundaries fade away. Their duo navigates with ease between the refinement of classical music and the warmth of folklore, punctuating their dialogue with jazz improvisations and original compositions.

The vibrant roots of klezmer mingle with the enchanting scents of the Mediterranean coast, while bursts of Latin rhythms dance across the lands of romantic Europe.

Artists:
Guillaume Martineau: piano
Gabriel Paquin-Buki: clarinet

In this solo santur (Persian zither) concert, the music flows between improvisations and original compositions by artist Sadaf Amiri. The pieces selected for this evening are based on years of rhythmic and melodic immersion, conveying a range of emotions centered on joy and sadness, and their subtle transformations.

The journey moves from classically inspired structures to rhythms and melodies interwoven with abstract layers of sound in perpetual development.

Artist:
Sadaf Amiri: santur

With The Valley of Dreams, the Perse-Inca duo formed by Federico Tarazona (charango) and Showan Tavakol (kamancheh) continue the journey they began with their first album, Échos des montagnes.
In this new phase, Andean and Persian strings respond to each other like two ancient voices reunited across time. True to the spirit of the initial project, the artists weave soundscapes where each note becomes a link between two worlds.

Between improvisation, original compositions, and subtle references to tradition, this concert invites a timeless dialogue, imbued with nuances and vibrant sensations.

Artists:
Federico Tarazona: charango
Showan Tavakol: kamancheh