Throughout the ages, people have danced to the rhythms of music, and dancers have always expected musicians to perform at their artistic best. In their exchanges, dancing – music’s authentic physical representation – has today developed into an entirely separate art-form. Jazz, rock, tango – and many other major forms of musical expression now familiar in concerts, shows or films – would doubtless have never existed if dancing hadn’t been music’s primary function. To reach the body, heart and soul at the same time, music composed and played for dancing fully requires all of music’s qualities. This collection of dances from around the world – an anthology selected by specialists in each one of these styles – proves how true this is, thanks to the best titles in dance-history. The selections here, sorted by aesthetic form, were chosen with one thing in mind: to show the relationship between dancing and music. Noël HERVÉ & Patrick FRÉMEAUX

Direction : Noël Hervé Réalisé par Benjamin Goldenstein Avec : Teca Calazans, Philippe Lesage, Bruno Blum, Jean-Pierre Meunier CD1 : LES DANSES ESPAGNOLES, PASO DOBLE, FLAMENCO ET SARDANE CD2 : TANGO CD 3 : BOLÉRO CD4 : RUMBA ET GUARACHA CD5 : MAMBO CD6 : CHA-CHA-CHA CD7 : SAMBA CD8 : GENRES DANSANTS BRÉSILIENS & LA HABANERA, FREVO, CHORO, BAIÃO, MAXIXE, VALSA… CD9 : CALYPSO CD10 : BIGUINE, VALSE ET MAZURKA DES ANTILLES FRANÇAISES