Thursday 17 December, 19:30

Kósmos !

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Celebrating thirty years, the vocal ensemble Canticum Novum presents Kósmos!, a meditative concert tracing the musical roots of the Mediterranean and Near East. At its heart lies the Song of Songs, interpreted through a tapestry of Latin, Sephardic and oriental repertoires that mingle sacred chant, ancient timbres and popular rhythms. Original compositions by Khaled Aljaramani and Landy Andriamboavonjy sit alongside traditional wedding and dance music, delivered by a rich vocal and instrumental palette that bridges cultures and eras.

Avenue de Miremont 46,
1206 Genève
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