Bidouille d'ondes pour le spectacle vivant

📍Seoul, Korea republic of
📍Lyon, France

Composer

debut album in progress >>>>> coming soon!

French-Italian electroacoustic composer and improviser · Director and Co-founder of Alcôme · Electroacoustic composition professor in Burgundy, Chalon-sur-Saône's Conservatory of Music, France

Laughing Tonalities is an electroacoustic (acousmatic) work that employs as its essential sound material the laughter from the recordings of three hundred invited participants – the recorded laughter is natural, authentic, it is not the laughter of comedians. The musical writing, based on very precise sound selection, manipulation and editing, brings into focus the timbres, the rhythms and the pitches of this material (Les Champions plays with vowels – "ha", "hee", "ho"... –, Les Orientales uses mostly melodic laughs, Les Inspirés focuses on "seal" laughter – or rooster, donkey, monkey... –, etc.). In addition, it takes into account a more evocative side which consists of recreating "plausible" scenes or portraits that highlight the different laughter types.
The reunion of short and contrasting pieces (fourteen so far) composes a gallery of portraits, a bouquet of scenes, a cantata.
www.stephaneborrel.fr

L'AECME, Association des Enseignants et Enseignantes de la Composition en Musique Électroacoustique (https://www.aecme.org/), a pour ambition de regrouper les enseignants de cet art afin de le promouvoir et d'organiser des échanges entre compositeurs/enseignants et étudiants, qu'ils soient dans les conservatoires, les Universités, les Écoles d’Art ou d'autres institutions pédagogiques. L'AECME organise chaque année les Journées Nationales de l’Électroacoustique qui rassemblent enseignants et étudiants autour de workshops, tables rondes, concerts publics et d'autres manifestations. L'AECME a été fondé en 2002.

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