Through their taste for the arts and literature, women played an important role in the creation of literary texts dedicated to them.

Nightingale, birdlet, rose bushes, violets and strings of flowers are the protagonists of the gardens at the dawn of the Renaissance.

A musical landscape contrasted with the passion of the canzoni of the trecento mixed with the frenzy of the istampitte.

The best of French songs from the 15th century brought together in magnificent manuscripts produced in the Loire Valley.

From the 14th century, a new instrumental formation was sought in towns and courts to accompany processions and festivities. With chalemie, bombarde and trumpet, the minstrels of Diabolus bring to life the music of these ensembles with their prestigious sounds.

This ambitious collaboration recreates the Mediterranean sound universe of the 12th century and reveals the subtle and magnificent musical art of ancient Arab dynasties and the extraordinary poems and music of French trouvères.

The program explores in songs and conduits the eventful and passionate life of King Richard, in Latin, langue d'oïl and langue d'oc.

A show designed with the formidable poetry “teller” Timothée Laine who takes us into a whirlwind of words, texts, known or unknown, highlighted by the beautiful love songs of the trouvères.

Journey through the songs and love language of the Latin world, from the troubadours of the 12th century to the Ars Subtilitor of the 14th century.