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MUSIQUES EN ESPACE SACRÉ
PROGRAMME
5 premieres
André Hamel, Environnement 239 (1993) and La Quête
Alain Dauphinais, Tabu (comme un territoire sacré) and Ex Puls(i)on(s)
Alain Lalonde, En Ton n er re(s) ou Entor(ses) à une forte histoire de dure(s) domination(s)
PERFORMERS
Eric Mercier et Daniel Thonon, soloists
Véronique Lacroix and Paolo Bellomia, conductors
ECM+, 24 musicians
André Hamel, Environnement 239 (1993) and La Quête
Alain Dauphinais, Tabu (comme un territoire sacré) and Ex Puls(i)on(s)
Alain Lalonde, En Ton n er re(s) ou Entor(ses) à une forte histoire de dure(s) domination(s)
PERFORMERS
Eric Mercier et Daniel Thonon, soloists
Véronique Lacroix and Paolo Bellomia, conductors
ECM+, 24 musicians
In collaboration with :
La Société Saint-Jean-Baptiste du Centre du Québec
La Société Saint-Jean-Baptiste du Centre du Québec
Presented by :
Le Festival international de musique actuelle de Victoriaville
Le Festival international de musique actuelle de Victoriaville
SHOW DESCRIPTION
What role does the site of a concert play in the conception, perception and performance of a musical work?
Espaces sonores illimtés was born in 1992 by the coming together of three composers preoccupied by the spatial aspects of instrumental music and by a questioning of the traditional concert. Their first major project is a musical and philosophic exploration of the Ste-Victoire Church in Victoriaville.
Three distinctive sonic visions of the site are performed by the 26 musicians of the ECM+ conducted by Véronique Lacroix.
Espaces sonores illimtés was born in 1992 by the coming together of three composers preoccupied by the spatial aspects of instrumental music and by a questioning of the traditional concert. Their first major project is a musical and philosophic exploration of the Ste-Victoire Church in Victoriaville.
Three distinctive sonic visions of the site are performed by the 26 musicians of the ECM+ conducted by Véronique Lacroix.
ON TOUR
SEASON 1993-1994
