Emmanuel Cremer – Barbara Pereyra

Concert performance 4 pm
Angeles
Emmanuel Cremer – Barbara Pereyra

limited to 25 seats Payment available online or at the TinyGallery

Angeles is a choreographic piece created and performed by Barbara Pereyra. It features two protagonists: the counterpoint to the dance is the live music, played on stage by Emmanuel Cremer on the cello.

Through constant interaction and simultaneous interpretation of space, bodies, and each other, Barbara Pereyra and Emmanuel Cremer create a continuously evolving choreography that reveals a fleeting architecture. The music and the dance work together to highlight the shapes, lines, and sounds already present, which fade and continue to transform even after the performance ends.

The duo of Emmanuel Cremer and Barbara Pereyra intertwines dance and music, movement and sound. As a dancer and a musician, we cherish our respective practices while being attuned to their commonalities and differing approaches. Our affinities, our complicity, and our shared desire to be co-creators of a single journey allow us to respond instantly to each other's proposals.

We choose to think differently about music and dance, to reinvent ourselves. We aim to be attuned to a theme that demands the intimate necessity of creating a form.

Barbara Pereyra
Originally from Argentina, she has been living in Brussels since 2002. She has been studying dance since the age of four. She furthered her studies in Europe, training and sharing her experiences alongside prestigious dance and theater companies.

Emmanuel Cremer
A French cellist, he studied at the Conservatory of Marseille, the CRR of Aubervilliers, and refined his skills under Jean Spengler. He also studied cello, composition, and arrangement at the University of Montreal.