
Ensemble Chakâm
An underground, nostalgic baroque night.
Gare Saint Jean 45 rue de la compagnie du midi, Rue des Échoppes Parking Metpark, 33800 Bordeaux
Persian and Baroque embroideries. Chakâm, named after an ancient form of Persian poetry, brings together three women from different musical traditions. The brilliance of the Iranian târ played by Sogol Mirzaei dialogues with the swirling qânûn of Greek instrumentalist Eleanna Pitsikaki and the baroque-sounding viola da gamba of French-Vietnamese virtuoso Marie-Suzanne de Loye. The musicians fuse temperaments, eras, and geographies into a rare and delicate poetry where Persian inspiration and the nostalgia of exile meet improvisation and invention.
Where is the concert being held?+
The performance takes place at L’Atelier des Citernes, located at 45 rue de la compagnie du midi near the Bordeaux Gare Saint-Jean.
What instruments are played by the ensemble?+
The trio performs using the Iranian târ, the Greek qânûn, and the baroque-era viola da gamba.





