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Amaluna


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Animation
Magic Pageant
Unicycles
Aerial Straps
Suspended Poles
Paon Dance
Aerial Hoop
Waterbowl
Uneven Bars
Teeterboard
Manipulation
Thousand Arms
Chinese Pole
Juggling
Banquine
Finale

Réserve
Cyr Wheel

 
Retiré
Tightwire
Hula Hoops
Icarian & Meteors
Static Trapeze
Hoop Diving
The Storm
Icarian Games
Diabolo
Breakdance/B-Boy

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Music
Vocalists & Songs

  Amaluna is the first Cirque show with an all-female group of musicians.
Composers by Bob & Bill (Guy Dubuc (Gee Doo-BOOK) and Marc Lessard (Mark Less-ARD)) are known for their ability to blur the lines between genres and styles to create an intricately woven visual style (think Koozå). Their mission here was to create a “unique, raw sound; to surprise by means of the unexpected” and they’ve done just that. Guitars are very present and the overall sound is resolutely contemporary. Bass, drums, cello, vocals, keyboards, and percussion support the guitars in delivering the music directly without embellishment. “We wanted to unleash the power in the raw state that artists and musicians bring to the stage,” explain Bob & Bill. The musicians share the stage with acrobats at times, which combines perfectly with the energy of the score.

“We wanted to reflect the guts and intense attitude of these musicians through the music itself,” they add. Although their choice in accompaniments might be polarizing (the all-female band gives the music that Joan Jet “rock on!” feeling, which is just fine with me), the comparison at times to “game music” might be a turn-off to some. “We created a sound for the show that would follow the emotional line of the acrobatic numbers,” they say. “Each act has its own respiration and rhythm, its own arc – and the music should reflect this. The music is an extension of the soul of a character and an expression in sound of the show’s narrative.”


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    Prospera

      • Julie McInnes Apr.19.2012 - Jan.25.2015 (Montreal to Miami)
      • Amanda Zidow Jan.2015 - Mar.01.2020 (Miami to Sacramento)
      • Nesrine Belmokh May.06.2015 - Jun.19.2015 (Madrid)

    Female Lead

      • Jenifer Aubry Apr.19.2012 - Mar.01.2020 (Montreal to Sacramento)

    Moon Goddess

      • Marie-Michelle Faber Apr.19.2012 - Apr.2013 (Montreal to Calgary);
      Sep.10.2015 - Jul.01.2018 (Brussels to Santiago)

    Backing Vocals

      • Rachael Wood Apr.19.2012 - Mar.03.2019 (Montreal to Dallas)

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    Main Show

    Animation "Animation"
    Magic Pageant All Come Together
    Unicycles (2012-2013; 2016+) Ena Fee Alyne ("Unicycles")
    Storm/Straps "Arrival of the Boys", The Tempest
    Suspended Poles Enchanted Reunion
    Peon Dance Enchanted Reunion
    Aerial Hoop Hope
    Waterbowl O Ma Ley ("Waterbowl")
    Uneven Bars (2015+) "Amazone"
    Teeterboard Burn Me Up
    Manipulation Whisper
    Thousand Arms Creature of Light
    Chinese Pole Creature of Light
    Juggling Mutation
    Banquine (2016+) Run
    Finale Run, All Come Together
    Cyr Wheel (2014+) {Reserve} Creature of Light, Running on Edge
    Hula Hoops (2017+) {Reserve} Elma om mi Lize

    Other Songs

    Tightwire (2012-2013) Running on the Edge
    Hula Hoops (2012-2014) Ena Fee Alyne
    Icarian & Meteors (2012-2015) Elma om mi Lize
    Static Trapeze (2014-2015) (Unknown)
    Uneven Bars (2012-2014) Fly Around
    Hoop Diving (2015-2016) Ena Fee Alyne
    Icarian Games (2015-2016) Elma om mi Lize
    Aerial Straps (2012-2016) Run
    The Storm (2012-2016) The Tempest
    Diabolo (2015-2016) {Reserve} Ena Fee Alyne
    Breakdance/B-Boy (2018) {Reserve} Mutation

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