Notre Dame Reimagined : le Remède de Fortune
CONCERT | TOUR | RESIDENCY
In Notre Dame Reimagined, the cathedral becomes an instrument of transformation: medieval polyphony, AI, immersive sound and digital scenography converge in a Gothic phantasmagoria. Inspired by Machaut and the connections between courtly love and al-Andalus, french and UK composer-performer-visual artists, collaborate with Palestinian oud player & composer Habib Hanna Shehadeh to create a new audio-visual work where history fractures & Arabic musical memory resonates through the walls.
"We are enormously greatful to Diaphonique, whose support makes it possible to realise a project that exists between composition, research and technological experimentation. It enables us to bring together artists from different disciplines and cultural traditions to create new work inspired by Notre-Dame, not as a monument to the past, but as a living space for contemporary imagination and exchange."
— Lore Lixenberg
Composer
Loré Lixenberg, Matt Barnard, Erin Robinson, Federico Reuben (UK)
Axel Chemla-Romeu-Santos (FR)
Habib Hanna Shehadeh (PAL)
Project Location: France and United-Kingdom
Artists: French and British
Composer: French and British
Calendar
The tour will take place in February 2027, with performances in York (Rymer Auditorium, University of York), Dublin (supported by Trinity College Dublin) and Paris (Amphithéâtre de la Maison des Sciences de l’Homme Paris Nord)