Farewells is a mixed music piece in the form of a requiem which was composed for my uncle’s funeral in February 2018. The textual fragments are from Fernando Pessoa, all coming from his first English Sonnet. They tell the original incommunicability of being and the shortfalls of language. Thus it is through contemplation and reverence that the spontaneous rebellion of humans towards mysteries and death might found its sublimation. Farewells is a piece of music which takes part of that ritual, the one that achieves the linking of presence to existence, of life to death.
The cantus firmus are issued from Fuse (2007) and the electroacoustic choral is issued from the 2d movement of Le Surgissement du Réel (2018).
with Sara Notarnicola & Sirana Szterynski, voices.
click on the picture to listen
Farewells (2018) fixed media
A Date With Wind is a polygraphic recital for saxophone(s) & live-computer which was born after a fruitful premiere collaboration with Joël. The program is more or less flexible according to the performance circumstances as given durational frames though it is uncompromisely featuring cinematic-like built and thought musics that we like and wish to share.
The concert might exhaustively present : Marta Gentiluci's Exp.doc...et juv. (?), Bernard Cavanna's Goutte d'Or Blues, Julien Vincenot's Silent_Data_Corrupt, Jacopo Baboni Schilingi's Spatio Intermisso and Nicolas Jacquot's Une Autre Nuit.
with : Joël Versavaud, saxophones & Nicolas Jacquot, laptop
picture by Mathieu Mangaretto / Le Bus Digital
A Date With Wind is a polygraphic recital for saxophone(s) & live-computer which was born after a fruitful premiere collaboration with Joël. The program is more or less flexible according to the performance circumstances as given durational frames though it is uncompromisely featuring cinematic-like built and thought musics that we like and wish to share.
The concert might exhaustively present : Marta Gentiluci's Exp.doc...et juv. (?), Bernard Cavanna's Goutte d'Or Blues, Julien Vincenot's Silent_Data_Corrupt, Jacopo Baboni Schilingi's Spatio Intermisso and Nicolas Jacquot's Une Autre Nuit.
with : Joël Versavaud, saxophones & Nicolas Jacquot, laptop
picture by Mathieu Mangaretto / Le Bus Digital
Écriture poétique
Farewells (2018) fixed media
MARDI 6 AVRIL 2021
Farewells (2018) fixed media requiem
Venus (2018) for solo viola
Farewells (2018) fixed media
Farewells (2018) fixed media
Venus (2018) for solo viola
Farewells is a mixed music piece in the form of a requiem which was composed for my uncle’s funeral in February 2018. The textual fragments are from Fernando Pessoa, all coming from his first English Sonnet. They tell the original incommunicability of being and the shortfalls of language. Thus it is through contemplation and reverence that the spontaneous rebellion of humans towards mysteries and death might found its sublimation. Farewells is a piece of music which takes part of that ritual, the one that achieves the linking of presence to existence, of life to death.
The cantus firmus are issued from Fuse (2007) and the electroacoustic choral is issued from the 2d movement of Le Surgissement du Réel (2018).
with Sara Notarnicola & Sirana Szterynski, voices.
click on the picture to listen
Double Trouble performance is based on a reduced reading of the eponym novel which I had been writting during a serendipitous night of July 2017. It is accompanied by a fixed arrangement of recent works plus a special feature of Monte Cazazza's song A Gringo Like Me. The full tracklist includes :
The Jazzercises - Node I (2019)
Interlude I
We're (In) The Text - midi mockup (2017)
The Jazzercises - Mode I (2018)
Choral XXI - Showcase Showdown (2019)
Interlude II
The Jazzercises - Node II (2019)
Interlude III
*Monte Cazazza / A Gringo Like Me, extract (2010)
The Jazzercises - Mode VI (2019)
it was premiered on November 23, 2019 @ 2biS clothes shop-gallery in Marseille during the opening of the group installation Tu t'Uses Beauté ?
Double Trouble performance is based on a reduced reading of the eponym novel which I had been writting during a serendipitous night of July 2017. It is accompanied by a fixed arrangement of recent works plus a special feature of Monte Cazazza's song A Gringo Like Me. The full tracklist includes :
The Jazzercises - Node I (2019)
Interlude I
We're (In) The Text - midi mockup (2017)
The Jazzercises - Mode I (2018)
Choral XXI - Showcase Showdown (2019)
Interlude II
The Jazzercises - Node II (2019)
Interlude III
*Monte Cazazza / A Gringo Like Me, extract (2010)
The Jazzercises - Mode VI (2019)
it was premiered on November 23, 2019 @ 2biS clothes shop-gallery in Marseille during the opening of the group installation Tu t'Uses Beauté ?
* Activité 57 p. 120 : "Lire un graphique", MANUEL EUROMATHS CE2
Dictée
CALCUL
Vocabulaire : les synonymes
Vocabulaire : les synonymes
UPCYCLING WAYS & PRACTICES
~ statement
I recently met the word 'upcycling' through a relevant socio-æsthetic investigation lead by Ariel Wizman and Laurent Lunetta in Révolte dans la Mode (2018), a documentary set in the contemporary fashion design worlds and industry. Unwilling to promote anything as a permanent truth, the concept merely spoke to me since then I got to better sense the essential non-contingency of the well-known Correspondance des Arts. The insight was utterly trivial (we know that large scaled technic categories such as accumulation, dissipation, multiplication, contamination, disruption, geometrisation, etc... are readily transferable, and even more since you get to the three basic morphologic operations that are addition/substraction, displacement and substitution) but it was actually a lot of converging considerations at a time to just bypass the issued triviality. What I got to understand might sound even triter since I hereby condense it into a few circonstancial wordy lines, but there it is, I endorse it. The Correspondance des Arts is something far beyond pure artistic accointances, reverences, influences, schools and families, let's say a bit too pejoratively, all kinds of arty consanguineous filiations. It doesn't have to do neither with the operativeness of the transfer of the mentioned technics above. The Correspondance des Arts has to do with the essential permeability of we makers with the time and space we are living in, with the singular mix of adopted and rejected trends we are living through and, fundamentally, the inflexible social, economic, geologic and cosmologic truths our singular lives are penetrated by. Thus, as extended as our here and now sensitiveness might be, if we consider the possibility of a not here and not now comprehension, the position understated here (and now and somewhen! for you reader) is clearly that history is made out of chapters, made out of closures. Hopefully, historical chapters do rarely open and close for everyone in strict homorhythmical cadences. And this is very wishful because I can't help thinking that both historical and social homorhythmics would be nothing but the sounds of sirens and dances of military boots. Furthermore, this impossible absolute synchronisation causes fortunate imaginary faults like the one I am being exploring to tell you about my inclination towards the upcycling ways and practices, meanwhile others could use the same fault, i.e their own spare time, to do some fitness, mow the lawn, go for a swim or extend their use of extended technics in the last opus they are being busy with. And that is fair enough since the one who has to feel the significance of his practice in terms of might to whether open, continue or close any chapters is not too wrong. Thus if we, i.e not only I but many other fellows practicing there and now, are not too wrong, we can affirm that the latter musical chapters dedicated to the creation and extension of new substantial sonic materials might have come to an end. Our time is no longer the one of the seek of new alphabets but rather the one of the utterly shifted grammars and combinated syntaxes. It is the time of the sauciest conceptual inversions through the most unexpected transgressive materic arrangements. If the last chapters of the XXe century already initiated the collapse of traditionally inherited enclosures and supplies for the raw materials (including the systemics of knowledge transmission) it has since continued to spread all over and for everyone at least digitally equipped. Matter being all readily profusely everywhere, our time is for the crafty upcyclers.
Marseille, March 2019