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Polia's Power - Artemis Consort
Renaissance music with atmospheric video projections
Part of the Brighton Early Music Festival 2026
Add to my Calendar 11-10-2026 19:30 11-10-2026 21:30 36 Polia's Power - Artemis Consort Enter the dream world of The Dream of Poliphilus, a remarkable Renaissance tale of desire and imagination. While the original story follows Poliphilus in pursuit of the elusive Polia, Artemis Consort retells the tale through her eyes, questioning the assumptions of the male gaze and giving voice to a previously silent character. Combining music contemporary with the novel, storytelling and live video art by Silvia Fabiani, this performance explores longing, agency and the female voice within a richly imagined dreamscape. St Paul's Church, Brighton and Hove DD/MM/YYYYDetails
St Paul's Church
West Street
Brighton and Hove
East Sussex
BN1 2RE
England
Tickets
Prices: £25/£16; under 30s half price; under 12s free
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Programme
Filippo de Lurano – Dapoi nocte vien la luce
Alexander Agricola – Caecus non iudicat de coloribus
Claudin de Sermisy – Au Joli Bois
Pietro da Lode – El basilischo ha l’occhio
Anonymous – Improvisation in the Dorian mode
Antonio Caprioli – Una leggiadra ninfa
Alexander Agricola – De tous bien plaine à 4
Bartolomeo Tromboncino – Fiamma amorosa
Anonymous – Improvisation in the Lydian mode
Anonymous – O Venus Bant
Alexander Agricola – Comme femme à 3
Marchetto Cara – O mia cieca e dura sorte
Juan de Urrede – Nunqua fue pena maior
Alexander Agricola – Tout a par moy à 3
Josquin des Prez – Adieu mes amours
Marchetto Cara – Oime il cor, oime la testa
Performers
Emma-Lisa Roux – lute / soprano
Liane Sadler – renaissance flutes
Maya Webne-Behrman – viola d'arco
Carolin Sophie Margraf – renaissance harp / direction
Yanoé Krieger – video projection
Silvia Fabiani – video art
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Programme Note
Enter the dream world of The Dream of Poliphilus, a remarkable Renaissance tale of desire and imagination. While the original story follows Poliphilus in pursuit of the elusive Polia, Artemis Consort retells the tale through her eyes, questioning the assumptions of the male gaze and giving voice to a previously silent character. Combining music contemporary with the novel, storytelling and live video art by Silvia Fabiani, this performance explores longing, agency and the female voice within a richly imagined dreamscape.
