Tambor y Canto meetings, November 24, 2022, .
Tambor and Canto Dating
2022-11-24 – 2022-11-26
0 12 Drum and canto
It is the drum and the song: one by its rhythm carries the melody of the other and the combination of the two is the most widespread form of expression of the traditional cultures of the world.
The songs and the drums take the couples into the dance, impress the words in the memory of the listeners and with them all the messages, whether they are dedicated to the party, to religion or simply to everyday life.
“Haiti! A very symbolic country in the turbulent history of the Caribbean, the very origin of the liberation of slaves, and of the liberation of the entire South American continent from the Spanish yoke.
This year, at the Tambor y Canto meetings, we speak Kréole! Despite the narrowness of the territory, the richness and quantity of the many musical styles is astonishing, marked by the spiritual power of voodoo. With six artists, an exhibition, a round table, a film, two workshops, come and discover the many traditional songs and rhythms of Haiti!”
A L’assos Picante production within the framework of the Pôle des Musiques du Monde.
Program
• Thursday 24 November at 7 p.m. (screening)
Noumele
By Gary Legrand and Mireia Chavarria
• Thursday November 24 at 9 p.m. (meeting / round table)
With Gary Legrand and the artists of Tambor y Canto Haiti
• Friday 25 November at 8.30 p.m. (concert)
Traditional Haitian music and dances
Nerlande N’Bee (vocals, dance), Kebyesou Louissaint (vocals, percussions), Claude Saturne (vocals, percussions), Wilda Philippe (vocals), Olivier Boyer (percussions), Antonin Michelou (percussions)
• Saturday November 26 at 2 p.m. (workshops)
Percussions and traditional songs from Haiti with Claude Saturne and Kebyesou Louissant – Traditional dances from Haiti with Nerlande N’Bee
8:30 p.m. – Public presentation – Free admission
See you from November 24 to 26.
Concert / Conference / Exhibition / Festival / Screening / Internship
Drum and canto
It is the drum and the song: one by its rhythm carries the melody of the other and the combination of the two is the most widespread form of expression of the traditional cultures of the world.
The songs and the drums take the couples into the dance, impress the words in the memory of the listeners and with them all the messages, whether they are dedicated to the party, to religion or simply to everyday life.
“Haiti! A very symbolic country in the turbulent history of the Caribbean, the very origin of the liberation of slaves, and of the liberation of the entire South American continent from the Spanish yoke.
This year, at the Tambor y Canto meetings, we speak Kréole! Despite the narrowness of the territory, the richness and quantity of the many musical styles is astonishing, marked by the spiritual power of voodoo. With six artists, an exhibition, a round table, a film, two workshops, come and discover the many traditional songs and rhythms of Haiti!”
A L’assos Picante production within the framework of the Pôle des Musiques du Monde.
Program
• Thursday 24 November at 7 p.m. (screening)
Noumele
By Gary Legrand and Mireia Chavarria
• Thursday November 24 at 9 p.m. (meeting / round table)
With Gary Legrand and the artists of Tambor y Canto Haiti
• Friday 25 November at 8.30 p.m. (concert)
Traditional Haitian music and dances
Nerlande N’Bee (vocals, dance), Kebyesou Louissaint (vocals, percussions), Claude Saturne (vocals, percussions), Wilda Philippe (vocals), Olivier Boyer (percussions), Antonin Michelou (percussions)
• Saturday November 26 at 2 p.m. (workshops)
Percussions and traditional songs from Haiti with Claude Saturne and Kebyesou Louissant – Traditional dances from Haiti with Nerlande N’Bee
8:30 p.m. – Public presentation – Free admission
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