
Tickets for the 2nd show here: https://gotobeat.com/gig/les-Itinerantes-in-london
Making their UK debut, Les Itinérantes are a French a cappella trio known for ethereal, haunting performances sung in over fifty languages - some ancient, some invented. Their concerts break away from the traditional stage: moving through the space as they sing, they surround listeners in an immersive soundworld - mystical, magical and unforgettable. Manon, Pauline and Elodie draw on folk, chanson and early music to tell stories of women, nature, travel, and imagination.
The doors and the bar will open at 18:30. The start of the show is at 19:30.
Tickets sold at the door go for £30.
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Les Itinérantes is a unique all-female vocal trio formed in 2017 that draws its strength from the diversity of its repertoire and its original arrangements. They perform a cappella songs in over forty different languages (some extinct, some invented), journeying through styles, time, and space. Their music explores themes of women, nature, travel, and the imaginary. The trio's latest album "Origines," released in 2024, ties into the theme of origins, stretching across centuries and cultures with songs intended to accompany everyday activities. As of January 2024, Les Itinérantes were touring throughout France until September.

St Ethelburga's Centre for Reconciliation and Peace, at 78 Bishopsgate in the City of London, is an historic live event space and former medieval church. Its main performance space, the Nave, features stone arches and vaulted ceilings, hosting concerts—including world music nights—and talks for up to 150 standing or 85 seated. The Grade I listed site survived the Great Fire of London and was restored after a 1993 IRA bomb, featuring a courtyard garden with a 16-sided Bedouin tent.
Address: 78 Bishopsgate London, EC2N 4AG London, United Kingdom
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