The recent Médialudo music conference, held at the Brasserie des Artistes, was well attended with nearly a hundred people in attendance. On Tuesday 17 December at 6pm, the return to classical music will be held, in every sense of the word, by location, in its “historical” setting, the reading room for adults and, by theme, the Polyphony of Portugal. , from the Middle Ages to the beginning of the Baroque. For this final work of the calendar year, Médialudo invited Florian Baichard, a speaker who has already spoken several times in this context, often with his vocal group La Mandorle. But there he will be alone. He explains the content of the conference: “From ancient Lusitania to the Kingdom of Portugal at the end of the seventeenth century, alternately conquered, conquered and sailing from one continent to another, Portugal and its musical history are rich in influences and uniqueities. This conference, accompanied by listening to musical excerpts, will be an opportunity for an overview of the culture.” The refined and unknown classical vocalist who has always tried to free herself from the tutelage of her Spanish neighbour.
