2012 - the bristophone - Ostrich
2012 - New Voices - Public Voices
2011 and 2012 - after Bestué and Vives
2010 to 2014 - The trilogy for cello and free ensemble
2010 - My piece with something like hope in the end
2007 - Aus den Sieben Tagen - Oben und Unten
since 2003 - the Play Stations
2006 à 2012 - Various smaller improvised forms
2006 à 2012 - Smaller improvised forms with illustration and/or animation
catalogue of compositions (and its sonic examples)
Workshops, installations and other stuff
One day I woke up wondering how it would be like to write a piece for human bodies. If, instead of using instruments, one was using two musicians playing directly on each other's body, how would it sound like?
One cannot help noticing that two bodies that first discover each other, then mix with each other and finally quit each other, give birth to a heart-rending love story in eighty pages of score and a hour and a half of music.
Despite being strictly musical, Opus 40 centimètres has been premiered as a theatre show, with a scenography and a stage direction. To me, it was necessary that this complex music was readable to a maximum amount of listeners, who became, in the process, viewers.
A partial premiere (the first thirty minutes) was first given at the Lapin Vert in May 2007. The full premiere happened in March 2009 at the theatre du Grütli. For these two productions, the musicians were Brice Catherin and Cyril Regamey, and the set director and scenographer Delphine Rosay.
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A first extract of the first movement. |
A second extract of the first movement. |
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An extract of the second movement. |
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A first extract of the third movement. |
A second extract of the third movement. |
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Waiting for Cyril #1, promotional happening. |
Waiting for Cyril #2, promotional happening. |
(piece of photo by Suzanne Perrin)