Quatuor Zaïde brings Luka Austin and Hendrickx Ntela to Royaumont Abbey. An encounter between romantic music, krump and Cistercian architecture. Bringing together music, heritage and contemporary dance, Sur Mesure propels unexpected pairings into exceptional architectural settings, for an explosive and innovative result. In this opus, the Quatuor Zaïde, an all-female chamber music ensemble, slips into the former Cistercian monastery of Royaumont Abbey, in the Val-d'Oise, in the company of two krumpeurs: Luka Austin, aka Sniper, and Hendrickx Ntela, a choreographer of Congolese origin from Liège. The two dancers move to scores by Clara and Robert Schumann and Fanny and Felix Mendelssohn, a repertoire explored by Quatuor Zaïde on their album Invisible. The perfect opportunity to highlight the work of these two composers, too often relegated to the rank of wife and sister. A meeting of antipodal influences for an hour of pure, unbridled creation.