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Hidden Knowledge shines a spotlight on the folk traditions of Northern Europe; music too rarely heard on international stages, yet rich with colour, character, and centuries-old storytelling.
The Lār Quartet brings these pieces to life with delicate lyricism and spirited energy, tracing landscapes shaped by icy coastlines, midsummer dances, and intimate communal song.
From haunting modal melodies to rhythmic fiddle tunes, the program offers a vivid journey through under-represented musical voices, revealing the beauty and diversity found across the region’s folk heritage.
Hidden Knowledge
France - August 2026
Friday 21st August 2026
Ruines de Châteauneuf
06390, Châteauneuf Villevielle, France
Sunday 23rd August 2026
Ferme du Belveset
Chemin de Belveses, 83460, Taradeau, France
Saturday 22nd August 2026
Bastide Sainte-Cécile
600 Rte de Sainte-Cécile, 83460, Les Arcs, France
Monday 24th August 2026
Westminster Hôtel & Spa
Prominade des Anglais, 06000, Nice, France
The Sun will Rise
A Yule Celebration
As the year reaches its darkest point, inspired by solstice customs that honour the return of light, this concert weaves together Christmas melodies, ancient dances, yule time traditions and reimagined carols.
Blending the familiar warmth of Christmas with older, earth-centred traditions, this concert offers a reflective and atmospheric journey; connecting past and present in a shared celebration of renewal, light and community.
Literaturhaus
Møllegade 7, 2200 København
Thursday 3rd December 2026 @ 18:30
Crimson Skies
This programme brings together three composers rooted in classical form yet deeply shaped by the sounds and stories of folk tradition. With two works from England and one from Norway, the programme explores how composers have drawn from vernacular music to create chamber works of striking individuality and emotional depth.
Folk traditions often exist outside major cultural institutions; passed down orally, shaped by community life, and tied to specific landscapes and histories. When these traditions enter the classical repertoire, they carry with them echoes of fields, coastlines, mountains, and village gatherings. The result is music that feels both intimate and expansive.
Venues and dates to be confirmed
