“ 'Moments intérieurs I - Parois | Crevasse' is inspired by the physical sensation carved inside a body -  a feeling of particular loneliness or nostalgia. Without necessarily musically impersonating an actual texture of an internal wall, I built this piece as a sort of painting covered of dominating gray lines, sometimes surrounded by white strokes. If gray tones often tend to be associated with a certain type of sadness, in this work, they rather guided me in the creation of thick lines inspired of the softness contained in nostalgia. As sounds evolve, the main motif develops itself like a filament becoming an overflow. It then quickly evaporates to create singular interior landscapes and crevasses. 'Moments intérieurs I - Parois | Crevasse' brings this disturbed tranquility that is common to all of us during those short moments of distress.”

Performed and dedicated to Contemporary Insight (https://contemporaryinsights.org/) ; premiered in Leipzig, June 16th 2022.

Conductor : Zachary M. Seely
Flute : Kristin Müürsepp
Oboe : Shaghayegh Shahrabi
Bass Clarinet : Albrecht Scharnweber
Basson : Anne Röhling
Horn : Sonja Engelhardt
Trumpet : Matti Conley
Trombone : Bastian Pfundstein
Percussion : Johannes V. Buttlar
Piano : Mrika Sefa
Violin I : Tomas Westbrooke
Violin II : Rui C. Antunes
Viola : Anna Campos
Cello : Hugo Paiva
Doublebass : William McClain Cravy

Moments intérieurs I – Parois | Crevasse

The work on this music piece is circling around the idea of creating an abstract physical system, but well articulated, in which the music involves and react. A system with its own laws, a surrealistic microcosm where space is subject to another gravity and other physical laws.

I highly recommend to listen to this music with a good monitoring system or good headphones, otherwise you will miss important parts of the composition.

Impacts Discrets

La mémoire.

Les idées qui s’entremêlent, se fractionnent.

Avec le temps, les oublis deviennent plus fréquents.
On se répète.
La confusion devient chose courante, les souvenirs se distordent.
On se répète.
Ça devient hors de contrôle, enrageant.
Et ce n’est que dans les rares moments de lucidité qu’on se rend compte de ce qui se passe. 

Mais les ravages ne disparaissent jamais.

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Dementia est une représentation musicale de l’évolution de la maladie d’Alzheimer. La dégradation, l’incohérence et les tensions sonores se font de plus en plus importantes au cours de la pièce, suivant les différents stades de la maladie.

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Dementia received a 2017 SOCAN Foundation Award for Young Composers [3rd Hugh Le Caine Award]

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Pour entendre la version complète et masterisée : electrocd.com/fr/album/6348/lea-boudreau/limacon

To hear the full and mastered version: electrocd.com/fr/album/6348/lea-boudreau/limacon

Dementia - EXTRAIT

Création par Quasar
Église du Gésu
30 mai 2018

Bestiaire

Interprété par le Nouvel Ensemble Moderne, dirigé par Dina Gilbert au Bain Mathieu, le 8 juin 2018 
Enregistrement effectué en concert (par Kevin Gironnay)
Document d'archive

Mes plus grands remerciements à Normand Forget, à Alain Beauchesne, à Jérémy Chignec, à Lorraine Vaillancourt, à toute l'équipe du NEM, et aux interprètes:

Musiciens du NEM:
Geneviève Savoie, flûte
Julie Sirois-Leclerc, hautbois
Martin Carpentier, clarinette basse
*Charlotte Layec, clarinette basse
Michel Bettez, basson
Jocelyn Veilleux, cor
Lise Bouchard, trompette
Angelo Muñoz, trombone
Julien Grégoire, percussions
*Keiko Devaux, piano
Johanne Morin, violon
Lyne Allard, violon
François Vallières, alto
Julie Trudeau, violoncelle
Yannick Chênevert, contrebasse
(*musiciennes invitées)

Ebb (2018)

Devenir

@Kathy-Hinde (UK) — Twittering Machines
Play 2 - August 23, 2019. North American premiere
Mastered by @pheek (audioservices.studio)

Appears as part of Amplify leads by the British Council, MUTEK and Somerset House Studios, with the support of Canada Council for the Arts.

Who: Bristol-based audiovisual installation and performance artist Kathy Hinde

Style: Exploratory fusions of nature and technology, immersive embodied experiences combining sound, sculpture, image and light to illuminate humankind's relationship with the natural world

Latest: Chirp&Drift installation (2018), ORNIS: Scattering Layer performance (2018), Phase Transition installation (2017)

More: Hinde was an artist for the 2018 European SHAPE Platform for innovative music and audiovisual art, has been a Cryptic Artist since 2015 and is a member of the Bristol Experimental Expanded Film collective

MUTEKLIVE204 - Kathy Hinde

Supernovae

La joie

Track 1 from 'In Tongues' EP out now on SUBREAL
Listen / Download here:

subreal.lnk.to/in_tongues

Live Cinema Coding ,Generative graphics in real time controlled by Tidal Cycles and Super Collider algorithmic music (Processing enviroment)

In Tongues

CNDSD - Flux

Hybrid spaces in hybrid times.
We discuss what will happen during our Festival for digital art next week and how the connection to Canada came to be. 
 
This episodes international guests will be:
 
This episodes international guests will be: Moritz Lobeck (programme director for music and media HELLERAU) | Alain Mongeau (founder, general and artistic director MUTEK @mutek_montreal) | Pierre-Luc Lecours (composer and transdisciplinary artist) | Sahar Homami (audiovisual artist)

Hosts: Elisa Kneisel und Eleanor Müller (HELLERAU)

Photo: Stephan Floss

Podcast From HELL – HYBRID #3

Pierre-Luc Lecours is a composer and multidisciplinary artist based in Montreal (Canada). His artistic practice covers many different mediums and aesthetics, ranging from music to video and performance. His work is characterized by a search for expressiveness in projects exploring themes related to nature, social phenomena and politics. He draws influences as much from the currents of instrumental and electroacoustic contemporary music as from electronic and experimental music. His performances feature everyday objects combined with traditional instrumentation and annotated musical writing.

After a bachelor’s degree in digital music, Lecours is a candidate for the Master’s in composition at the Faculty of Music of the University of Montreal under the supervision of Pierre Michaud. As a researcher, he is interested in the interpretation of electronic music, gesture and time management in musical composition. He received a graduate scholarship from the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada (CRSH), the Arsène David Scholarship and the OICRM Master’s Scholarship.

He has received music commissions for film, theater, dance and television. His work has been heard, among others, at the Montreal International Documentary Encounters (RIDM), the Chicago Film Festival, Radio-Canada, Hot Docs and Radio France. His album Paysages Imaginaires will be published in February 2019 under the label Mikroclimat of DAME (CA).

His works have been honored by Exhibitronic 2017, the Composition Contest of the Destellos Foundation 2014, the Young Composers Competition of the SOCAN Foundation 2014 and Time play of CEC 2014 and 2017. His work has been featured in more than 100 international events, including MUTEK (CA), Elektra (CA), Vision of future (US), Futura (FR), Digital Weekender (UK), Sound Space (BE), Seeing Sound (UK), NEXT (SK), BIAN (CA), Akousma (CA), Currents New Media (USA), Muslab (MEX) and Resonances Électriques (FR).

Impacts Discrets

Pierre-Luc Lecours

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