Thursday 5 November, 19:30

Remix — Les Impertinences

Booking Required

Remix brings Les Impertinences’ exuberant collision of baroque and Latin American music. Under musical director Pablo Agudo López, the ensemble blends historical practice, improvisation and virtuosic flair. Featuring Emma Vignier, Gabriel Canneva, Ulises Pineda, Luis Eduardo López, Sergio Valdeos, Florencia Romero and creative collaborators Jeanne Kleinman and Léo Petrequin, the programme swaps dance forms and melodies, opening old material to rhythmic and timbral reinvention. The result is a festive, cosmopolitan concert that balances scholarly rigour with spontaneous, theatrical energy.

Avenue de Miremont 46,
1206 Genève
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