Atelier de théâtre adulte
Thu Nov 12, 7:30pm
Adult theatre workshop
Sartrouville
Thirty years of early music meet Mediterranean and Near Eastern traditions as ensemble Canticum Novum premieres Kosmòs ! at the Théâtre de Sartrouville et des Yvelines–Centre dramatique national, weaving liturgical chants, Sufi influences, and Malagasy poetry around the Song of Songs.
Friday, November 13, 8:30 PM
French early music ensemble, Mediterranean world music
Headliner
Canticum Novum, founded by Emmanuel Bardon in 1996, is a French ensemble that reinterprets early music repertoires while weaving in Mediterranean, Middle Eastern, and African traditions. The group celebrated its 30th anniversary in 2026 with the program "Kosmòs !", a sonic journey that blends liturgical chants, Sephardic influences, Sufi rhythms, and Malagasy poetry, featuring collaborations with oudist Khaled Aljaramani and singer Landy Andriamboavonjy.
Syrian oudist, traditional and contemporary Arab music
Khaled Aljaramani, born in 1972 in Soueïda, Syria, is a renowned oud player and composer. He has performed with the Syrian Symphony Orchestra, taught at the Conservatoire de Musique de Damas, and collaborated on projects such as Bab Assalam and Interzone. In 2026 he joined Canticum Novum for the "Kosmòs !" program, bringing Middle Eastern oud traditions to the French stage.
Malgasy singer, world music
Landy Andriamboavonjy is a Malagasy vocalist known for blending Malagasy poetry with Mediterranean and Middle Eastern musical traditions. She collaborated with Canticum Novum on the 2026 "Kosmòs !" program, contributing vocal performances that bridge liturgical chants and Sufi rhythms.
Sartrouville
Thirty years of early music meet Mediterranean and Near Eastern traditions as ensemble Canticum Novum premieres Kosmòs ! at the Théâtre de Sartrouville et des Yvelines–Centre dramatique national, weaving liturgical chants, Sufi influences, and Malagasy poetry around the Song of Songs.
French early music ensemble, Mediterranean world music
Headliner
Canticum Novum, founded by Emmanuel Bardon in 1996, is a French ensemble that reinterprets early music repertoires while weaving in Mediterranean, Middle Eastern, and African traditions. The group celebrated its 30th anniversary in 2026 with the program "Kosmòs !", a sonic journey that blends liturgical chants, Sephardic influences, Sufi rhythms, and Malagasy poetry, featuring collaborations with oudist Khaled Aljaramani and singer Landy Andriamboavonjy.
Syrian oudist, traditional and contemporary Arab music
Khaled Aljaramani, born in 1972 in Soueïda, Syria, is a renowned oud player and composer. He has performed with the Syrian Symphony Orchestra, taught at the Conservatoire de Musique de Damas, and collaborated on projects such as Bab Assalam and Interzone. In 2026 he joined Canticum Novum for the "Kosmòs !" program, bringing Middle Eastern oud traditions to the French stage.
Malgasy singer, world music
Landy Andriamboavonjy is a Malagasy vocalist known for blending Malagasy poetry with Mediterranean and Middle Eastern musical traditions. She collaborated with Canticum Novum on the 2026 "Kosmòs !" program, contributing vocal performances that bridge liturgical chants and Sufi rhythms.
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