This evening, conceived by cellist Francesco Dillon, begins with Jonathan Harvey’s Advaya. In the form of Buddhism that influenced the English composer, Advaya means “not two”; here, the cello mirrors the sounds of the sampler and the texture of electronic sounds. Riccardo Nova, who studied Indian music, explores microtonality, while the circular unity and ecstasy are also characteristic of Justé Janulyté’s monochrome style.

Program

Jonathan Harvey Advaya
Riccardo Nova āroha - French Premiere
Justė Janulytė Encens - French Premiere

Distribution

Francesco Dillon cello
Emanuele Torquati piano
Pierre Carré, Robin Meier IRCAM electronics
Clément Cerles IRCAM sound diffusion

Production IRCAM-Centre Pompidou.