Church | 1050 | Romanesque | Catholic Church

In 1392, King Charles VI of France was declared insane. In the midst of the Hundred Years’ War, his repeated absences left the field open to princes hungry for power and wealth. Thus began three dark decades for the Kingdom of France, torn apart by the civil war between the Armagnacs and the Burgundians, scarred by the bloody defeat at Agincourt, and finally surrendered to the English crown in 1420... It is this epic tale that Into the Winds brings to life, revealing a period as fascinating as it is little-known, in which the contours of a new musical art form were already beginning to take shape.
Programme: Works by Dufay, Briquet, Cardot, Cordier, Fontaine, Tapissier, Grenon...