Repertoire
A wind of freedom and invention blows through Les Kapsber’girls’ programs.
Classiquenews
Each program by Les Kapsber’girls is an invitation to journey through the musical imagination of the 17th and 18th centuries, carried by a free, sensitive, and committed interpretation. From Italian villanelles to French brunettes, from tonos humanos Spanish pieces to the forgotten voices of Seicento women composers, the ensemble explores the margins, the silences, and the hidden gems of the early music repertoire.
Far from a static or museum-like reading, these creations are conceived as stories: nourished by historical research, infused with stagecraft, breath, and improvisation. At each concert, a narrative thread is woven between eras, between the intimate and the spectacular, between the sources and the emotions.
