When Jeroen Verbruggen makes Couperin and Rameau converse with the energy of rock, the baroque takes on an incandescent aura: BA\ROCK, a ballet as refined as it is unleashed. 
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Created in 2016, Jeroen Verbruggen’s BA\ROCK returns to Geneva at the Opéra des Nations for an exceptional recording. Two acts — Iris and Vena Amoris — where baroque virtuosity collides with contemporary pulses, where set and light sculpt the body as much as the music. This performance offers our readers an intense immersion, freed from narrative constraints, devoted to pure emotion and the play of shadow and light.
When baroque takes flesh
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