The
choreography of the
Flag Throwers of the Rioni of Cori figuratively represents sword skirmishes, making it a spectacular moment adaptable to any event, ensuring each is unique.
The exhibition features a
standard-bearer, a
captain, trumpeters, drummers, and flag throwers. The spectacle consists of spectacular Renaissance choreographies of flag throwers set to the roll of drums and trumpet calls. The
flags,
acrobatics, and
choreographies move to the beat of
music, based on Renaissance marches and melodies.
The
performances are highly flexible, both in terms of space requirements and the number of performers. Shows are designed for
theater stages at major festivals, as well as squares and streets, indoors and outdoors alike.
The group is globally renowned for its acrobatic prowess, fostered by an internal school within the
Flag Throwers of the Rioni of Cori, dedicated to creating breathtaking performances.
This modern approach enriches flag throwing with contemporary engagement.
Additionally, the
Flag Throwers of the Rioni of Cori include a school of
Renaissance music, where young members can learn music from scratch. Volunteers can learn to play natural drums and Renaissance trumpets (trumpets without valves). The
marches are based on readings from historically preserved documents over the centuries. Currently, twenty compositions have been discovered and adapted for contemporary sensibilities.
The
Flag Throwers of the Rioni of Cori also perform a sword display in the style of the 16th and 17th centuries, particularly dynamic and engaging, suitable for both squares and theaters.
