Program presentation :
Sephardic melodies enter in a lively dialogue with Spanish pieces from the Renaissance Cancioneros.
Alta es la Luna
08/07/2026, 21:00
Église Saint-Pierre, Les Moutiers-en-Retz (44)
during Les mercredis de Prigny festival
Program presentation :
Sephardic melodies enter in a lively dialogue with Spanish pieces from the Renaissance Cancioneros.
Alta es la Luna
07/08/2026, 21:00
Château médiéval de Simiane-la-Rotonde (04)
during Les Riches Heures de Simiane-la-Rotonde festival
Program presentation :
Sephardic melodies enter in a lively dialogue with Spanish pieces from the Renaissance Cancioneros.
Enregistrement de notre disque "Alta es la luna"
21/09/2026
Église de Villiers-les-Hauts
Program presentation :
Sephardic melodies enter in a lively dialogue with Spanish pieces from the Renaissance Cancioneros.
Alta es la Luna
24/09/2026, 20:30
Eglise de Villiers-les-Hauts (Yonne)
dans le cadre des Rencontres musicales des Abbesses, pour clore nos 4 jours d'enregistrement
Program presentation :
Sephardic melodies enter in a lively dialogue with Spanish pieces from the Renaissance Cancioneros.
18/10/2026, 17:00
Temple du Change, Lyon 5
Entrée libre, au chapeau
Program presentation :
In this new program titled “Voces daba un marinero ∼ Un romancero Marítimo,” we follow a sailor’s fictional journey, which takes us from story to story, from love to battle and from port to port, like a timeless thread that explores our relationship to history and space. This program offers an opportunity to explore the “romance,” a poetic and musical genre originating from the Iberian Peninsula, which has evolved in parallel within its region of origin and among the Sephardic communities that emerged from it.
Alta es la Luna
29/11/2026
SoundBoxFest, Palais du Coudenberg, Bruxelles
Program presentation :
Sephardic melodies enter in a lively dialogue with Spanish pieces from the Renaissance Cancioneros.
Alta es la Luna
05/09/2027
Abbaye de Marbach
Program presentation :
Sephardic melodies enter in a lively dialogue with Spanish pieces from the Renaissance Cancioneros.