Description
Festillésime 41 features nearly 100 performances (music, theater, dance) in more than 90 municipalities in the Loir-et-Cher department.
In the 17th and 18th centuries, London was at the forefront of musical innovation. In taverns, gardens, and ballrooms, the tender, rhythmic melodies of Scottish, Welsh, and Irish music took over London’s salons. The 17th-century English composer John Playford and the 18th-century Scottish composer James Oswald immediately struck the right balance between traditional and classical music, Italian elegance, and Celtic style.