Concert walk: "Hear the breath of the Stones"

Name: Concert walk: "Hear the breath of the Stones"
Start: 2024-06-01T20:00:00+02:00
End: 2024-06-01T21:30:00+02:00
Location: Jardin médiéval de l'abbaye de Trizay

Concert-walk «Do you hear the breath of stones?» by the women’s choir «Les voix romanes» and the trio «Le Bel Ici» accompanied by the storyteller Jérôme Berthelot.

Saturday 1 June, 20:00Passed

Conditions

10 € per person. Free up to 12 years.

Registration

05 46 82 34 25

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Concert-walk «Do you hear the breath of stones?» by the women’s choir «Les voix romanes» and the trio «Le Bel Ici» accompanied by the storyteller Jérôme Berthelot. As if emanating from the medieval garden, a sweet poetry at the top of the voice takes the visitors and accompanies them in the orchard, between the vegetable benches to go whisper to the stones of the abbey. Words and songs resonate with the landscapes that welcome them. Each place thus becomes a new partition, original and unusual.
Reservation recommended.

About the location

Jardin médiéval de l'abbaye de Trizay

3 allée de Chizé, 17250 Trizay, Charente-Maritime

Charente-Maritime
Nouvelle-Aquitaine

The abbey of Trizay, based(established) in the turning point(bend) of the XIth and XIIth centuries takes up with the tradition of the medieval garden. On more than one and a half hectare, at the entrance(admission) of the monastery, this garden includes 5 spaces:
* The cloister, standing of present decorative vegetables in gardens at the end of Middle Ages. The knights, back from crusades return new plants and breathe images of gardens of East. In the centre the fountain where from 4 rivers leave which irrigate the earth.
* The herbularius, the simple " cultivated in a square, a perfect a shape, divine work. The simple are used, unlike the apothecaries, without preparation.
* The hortus, the kitchen garden because the monks live in almost autarky and also owe hospitality.
* The pre-top or natural meadow, rest area.
* The orchard, the tree representing resurrection in Middle Ages.