News Archives

Dialogos in residence in Saint-Maur-des- Fossés

Dialogos has created a medieval music program for the students of the Early Music Department and the youth choir of the Saint-Maur-des-Fossés conservatoire and for the pupils of its secondary school.

Dialogos and the Schola Royaumont

Watch the video trailer of our performance "Speculum maius" at the Fondation Royaumont on 20 September 2014.

Heretical Angels at the Ile de France festival

Watch the video trailer of our performance "Heretical angels" at the Festival d'Ile de France on 27 September 2014 in Etampes.

Speculum maius / Le grand miroir

Listen to our 2014 creation "Speculum maius / Le grand miroir", that was premiered in Royaumont on 20th September 2014. This concert will be broadcast on 2 October 2014 at 14:05 on France Music radio station, in the programme "Le concert de l'après-midi" presented by Anne-Charlotte Rémond. It will then be available via streaming on the radio's website.

Festival d'Ile de France

Our next performance of "Heretical angels" will take place during the Festival d'Ile de France, in Etampes.

Dialogos' Angels in Zagreb

On 10th July 2014, Dialogos' programme "Heretical angels" was a great success in a sold-out evening of the Zagreb Summer Festival. We would like to share with you several press articles and a TV interview on this beautiful concert and on our artistic director's work

Histoire(s) made in France

Discover a TV sequence on Dialogos in the documentary film "Histoire made in France", broadcast on 11 March 2014 on ARTE TV channel

Judith

A Biblical Story from Renaissance Croatia, based on Judita by Marko Marulic (Venice, 1521)

Masterclass at the Fondation Royaumont

In the context of our residence at the Fondation Royaumont, a masterclass "A day in the life of a medieval cantor" will be held in May 2014. This work, which started in 2013, will be continued this spring, including Parisian virtuosic musical repertories of the late XIIIth century.

New volume in the collection Paléographie Musicale

The antiphonary conserved in the archives of Benedictine abbey at Monte Cassino is one of the oldest witnesses to liturgical office chant from 12th-century Southern Italy, and contains some elements from the local tradition of Beneventan chant.