Montréal-Paris: the Éclat ensemble meets the musicians of Cairn. While these musicians hail from Canada, they feel a strong connection to the French spectral music tradition. Their projects aim to transform the ritual of the contemporary concert, in which electronics and video are very closely intertwined. An evening that mixes the familiar, a new performance of Jérôme Combier's Gone, with fresh discoveries, including the brisk style of Quentin Lauvray.

Program

Jérôme Combier Gone
Audréanne Filion Interpolation - French Premiere
Quentin Lauvray Ephphata - French Premiere
Philippe Macnab-Séguin Gone for Eggs - French Premiere
Omer Barash Plier l’horizon en son milieu - French Premiere
Gérard Grisey Jour, contre-jour
Misato Mochizuki Etheric Blueprint

Distribution

Ensemble Éclat
Ensemble Cairn
Charles-Eric Fontaine conductor
Guillaume Bourgogne condutor
Myriam Bleau video creation
Quentin Lauvray electronic
Matéo Fayet IRCAM electronic
Jérémie Bourgogne IRCAM sound diffusion

Coproduction Ircam-Centre Pompidou, Ensemble Éclat et Ensemble Cairn.