Courenta inside

On Saturday, February 15 at Sant'Antonino di Susa at the middle school gym, Via Abegg 1, from 5 PM stage of Courente from the Valli di Lanzo with Blu L'azard and Lo Stivale che Balla.

Possibility of an apericena organized by ProLoco: 12 euros, reservation recommended: +39 349 316 0095 - +39 340 051 0235

At 9 PM screening of the documentary by Andrea Fantino Courenta dentro, to deepen the theme of traditional music and dance in the Valli di Lanzo. The documentary by Andrea Fantino is produced by Chambra d’Oc. With the participation of Silvano Balla, Roberta Bertolotti Bianc, Gianni Castagneri, Carla Cavatore, Barbara Giacchero, Giorgio Giors Reviglio, Carlo Marietta, Giusy Negro, Marino Poma, Blu L'azard, CoroMoro.

THE FILM
In the Valli di Lanzo, the Courenta is not just any dance: it is the dance that everyone has inside them, in one way or another. The Courenta Mai festival has brought Courenta dancers in front of the mirror, to look at each other, to compare themselves with one another and with the audience that came to learn about the numerous variants. With the awareness that cultures and traditions remain alive as long as they have the strength to open up to others, to take risks, and to continue to grow, introducing new elements and experimenting with different forms of participation. The proposal to screen the documentary "Courenta Dentro" by Andrea Fantino allows for a deeper discussion of the traditional music and dances in the Valli di Lanzo.

THE STAGE
The courenta/courenda is an ancient dance with Renaissance origins that has been preserved in popular culture with a historical continuum only in some valleys of the western Italian Alps.
The stage, with live music, will be conducted by musicians from the musical tradition and by experts in ethnomusicology and ethnocoreutics, (organizers of the Courentamai festival, the festival of courenta and linguistic minorities).
with Flavio Giacchero, Luca Teghillo, and Marzia Rey, in collaboration with the association Lo Stivale che balla (Michele Cavenago and Romana Barbui).

As part of the setenth edition of "Chantar l'Uvèrn. From Epiphany to Easter, fragments of Occitan, Franco-Provençal, and French language and culture": the cultural event that promotes original creations and promotes the Occitan, Franco-Provençal, and French languages and cultures through a rich and extensive territorial animation with musical, theatrical, anthropological, documentary, and environmental events.