Noces, by the company Led Silhouette, is a contemporary rereading of Stravinsky's Les Noces. It begins where the original work ended: in the nuptial bedroom.

The piece explores the transition from house to home, among intimate and ritual aspects, and what remains hidden. A journey between the ancestral and the present, which questions love, cohabitation and belonging: what does it mean today to inhabit a bond?

Led Silhouette, together with the Pamplona Chamber Choir, revisit the nuptial rite as the trigger for questions about love, cohabitation, intimacy and identity. Through body, music and image, there emerge recollections, symbols and rituals that sustain or destabilise the way we live.

The Pamplona Chamber Choir was founded by Luis Morondo in 1946. Its repertoire includes music from the 15th, 16th and 17th centuries, avant-garde music, its own heritage and contemporary music. Among other awards, the choir received the 2018 Prince of Viana Culture Award.

Programme:Svadebka/Les Noces (1917) ? Igor Stravinsky (1882 ? 1971)Incidental music for Blood Wedding ? Federico García Lorca (1898 ? 1936)Concert for piano (version for choir, for pianos and percussion) ? Carlos Suriñach (1915 ? 1997).

Choreography: Jon López, Martxel Rodríguez in collaboration with the performers. Concept, stage direction: Jon López, Martxel Rodriguez. Dancers: Katalin Arana, Lucía Burguete, Laura García, Marcos Martincano, Nicolás Martínez, Beatriz Mira, Diego Pazó, Mauricio Pérez, Edoardo Ramírez. Lighting: Andoni Mendizábal. Sound, audiovisuals: Livory Barbez. Set design: David Pascual. Costumes: Iñaki Cobos, Jon López. Photography: Irantzu Pastor. Video: El Estudio, Adela Moreno, Ana Escario. Production: Led Silhouette. Production assistance: Nagore Martínez.

Pamplona Chamber ChoirDavid Gálvez Pintado (conductor), Ana Olaso, David Echevarría (soloists), Ariadna Martínez (soprano), Leticia Vergara (mezzo-soprano), Julen Jiménez (tenor), Sebastià Peris (baritone), Iosu Yeregui (bass), Ana Olaso (mezzo-soprano on stage), Naiara Egaña, Rinaldo Zhok, Amaia Zipitria, Cristina Santin (piano), Salvador Tarazona, Isaac Irimia, Darío Antón (percussion).

A production by Led Silhouette and Coral de Cámara de Pamplona in collaboration with Museo Universidad de Navarra (MUN).