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Electro-Odyssée invites artists new to IRCAM to discover the possibilities of working in our studios. Audio technology and know-how broaden the expressive power of electronic music. A sonic odyssey for contemporary and experimental music! A drummer and percussionist trained at the Lyon Conservatory, Lucie Antunes was inspired by the minimalist movement and is a fan of electroacoustics. She tried her hand at experimental pop music before embarking on a career as a director with choreographers, musicians, and performers. Supported by the label InFiné, Antunes explores here the tension and the virtuoso play between real and virtual lutherie. Can you dance to contemporary music? This question raised by <a href="https://matteofranceschini.com/tovel/" target="_blank">Tovel</a> (aka Matteo Franceschini) led him to push the form of the "classical concert" towards the "dance floor". This new version of Opus plays the constant interaction of the solo cellist with the video and light, elaborated by 1024 architecture. The technique of photogrammetry allows to scan and compose real images— in this case the unfinished constructions of the south of Italy—according to constantly changing points of view. Lucie Antunes percussion, voice and electronic Clémence Lasme double bass, moog and singing Axel Rigaud saxophone Franck Berthoux modulars Electronic diffusion IRCAM Augustin Muller Sound diffusion IRCAM Luca Bagnoli Opus audio-visual performance - French premiere of the cello version TOVEL (Matteo Franceschini) music Commissioned by IRCAM-Centre Pompidou, ProQuartet-Centre européen de musique de chambre, and live electronics 1024 architecture (François Wunschel, Pier Schneider) visuals, live video, and scenography Eric-Maria Couturier celo Sound diffusion IRCAM Luca Bagnoli Lucie Antunes : Production IRCAM-Centre Pompidou. Opus: Coproduction IRCAM-Centre Pompidou, La Scala Paris - Les Petites Heures, 1024 architecture. With the support of Mécénat Musical Société générale. With the support of AXA, exclusive sponsor of the Espace de projection. In partnership with Libération, Le Bonbon. For safety reasons, the Espace de projection is not accessible to visitors with reduced mobility. We apologize for the inconvenience.

Electro-Odyssée invites artists new to IRCAM to discover the possibilities of working in our studios. Audio technology and know-how broaden the expressive power of electronic music. A sonic odyssey for contemporary and experimental music!

A drummer and percussionist trained at the Lyon Conservatory, Lucie Antunes was inspired by the minimalist movement and is a fan of electroacoustics. She tried her hand at experimental pop music before embarking on a career as a director with choreographers, musicians, and performers. Supported by the label InFiné, Antunes explores here the tension and the virtuoso play between real and virtual lutherie.

Can you dance to contemporary music? This question raised by Tovel (aka Matteo Franceschini) led him to push the form of the "classical concert" towards the "dance floor". This new version of Opus plays the constant interaction of the solo cellist with the video and light, elaborated by 1024 architecture. The technique of photogrammetry allows to scan and compose real images— in this case the unfinished constructions of the south of Italy—according to constantly changing points of view.

Lucie Antunes percussion, voice and electronic
Clémence Lasme double bass, moog and singing
Axel Rigaud saxophone
Franck Berthoux modulars
Electronic diffusion IRCAM Augustin Muller
Sound diffusion IRCAM Luca Bagnoli

Opus audio-visual performance - French premiere of the cello version

TOVEL (Matteo Franceschini) music
Commissioned by IRCAM-Centre Pompidou, ProQuartet-Centre européen de musique de chambre, and live electronics
1024 architecture (François Wunschel, Pier Schneider) visuals, live video, and scenography

Eric-Maria Couturier celo
Sound diffusion IRCAM Luca Bagnoli

Lucie Antunes : Production IRCAM-Centre Pompidou. Opus: Coproduction IRCAM-Centre Pompidou, La Scala Paris - Les Petites Heures, 1024 architecture. With the support of Mécénat Musical Société générale. With the support of AXA, exclusive sponsor of the Espace de projection. In partnership with Libération, Le Bonbon.

For safety reasons, the Espace de projection is not accessible to visitors with reduced mobility. We apologize for the inconvenience.

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L'artiste Lucie Antunes © Marco Dos Santos
Tovel et 1024 architecture, La Scala-Paris, 2019 © Ircam-Centre Pompidou, photo : Quentin Chevrier
Tovel (alias Matteo Franceschini) © Amandine Lauriol