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Enchienne Music
Anachronistic, scholarly, and impertinent confessions by Sucre d'Orge.
Cirque Electrique (Paris 20th)
About
With Sucre d'Orge, a modern woman of the 90s (1590), never without her lute, on the neck of which she profanes the most sacred titles, and her young cousin King Arthur Luth, lost on the path of masculinity, an adept of R&B (Renaissance & Baroque).
They will share their expertise in harmony, historically informed ornamentation, and 'toro mousse' strategy.
Intended for seasoned practitioners or amateurs. Lute prudes need not apply.
Our take on this event
Forget everything you thought you knew about classical music with this quirky duo reinventing the lute for the modern age. Blending baroque traditions with pure, irreverent fun, they offer the perfect remedy for those who like their history served with a wink and a side of wit.
Experience Musique Enchienne at the Cirque Électrique on Wednesday, November 18, 2026. From 21:00 to 22:00, Sucre d'Orge and her cousin King Arthur Luth deliver a performance that blends historical lute techniques with Renaissance and baroque R&B sensibilities. This one-hour show is tailored for music lovers aged 16 and over who appreciate a mix of technical skill and irreverent humor. Whether you are a seasoned musician or an enthusiastic amateur, this unique session promises a fresh perspective on traditional sounds. Tickets are available at 10€, 15€, or 20€ for this unconventional evening in the heart of the 20th arrondissement.
Join us at the Cirque Électrique for an unusual musical journey. On Wednesday, November 18, 2026, Sucre d'Orge, a performer dedicated to modernizing the 1590s aesthetic with her lute, joins forces with King Arthur Luth to challenge traditional musical boundaries. Their act features a blend of historical ornamentation and what they define as Renaissance and baroque R&B.
The show runs for one hour, starting at 21:00 and concluding at 22:00. Attendees must be at least 16 years old to participate. With ticket prices set at 10€, 15€, and 20€, the event is open to both seasoned practitioners and casual music fans. Expect a performance that avoids stuffy conventions in favor of a creative, humorous, and highly technical approach to the lute.
