DIX proportionnés - Julien

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Dix Proportionnés
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Marie-Noëlle Choquette
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Tel : 514.274.3381
4686 rue Berri
Montréal, QC, H2J 2R5
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cliqmusiq@live.com!
www.10propo.julienrobert.net
www.myspace.com/cliqmusiq
CLIQ : MUSIQ is an assemblage of artistic ingenuity at the brink in
their fields unified by the domains of contemporary art. At the head of
this collective is two young musicians specialized in contemporary
music having worked with many visual artists (video, contemporary
dance, electronics). CLIQ:MUSIQ has a mission to produce spectacles of
contemporary music creating original and artistic events which bring
together the two aspects of live musicians and visual arts (video
projection, contemporary dance, paintings, etc). These events amass
the known talent in their fields with a unique personality, given their
infinite possibility of artistic mixture, along with the maximum of public
from all walks of life.
On the menu : contemporary music and video projections. Dix
Proportionnés is a suite of 10 scenic tapestries inspired by
contrasts. Let yourself be guided by the music and images of each
scene to discover a genre in a new fashion, an atmosphere tinted
with humor.
The Scenes
Suite no. 1
G. Scelsi
Just as the instruments have little
resemblance, the performers appear to
hide their true differences in the timbres of
their instruments, in a thoughtful blurry,
the scenario brings out the truth!
Fit into the Crowd
s
of Jon Higgin
In memoriam
A. Lucier
without
ll, tub out
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and poof!
breathing ......
Dialogue du silence
K. Makdissi-Warren
J-R. Legault Salvail
Lost in an urban crowd, the performer tries
to find her place as equally to an empty
street corner.
Why fight if we are alone. Urban Anonymity,
loving security and resting in it.
Suite no. 2
A living screen, soaked in a desert
atmosphere, blowing into hot winds,
sculpting the horizon singing
melodies from the heart.
G. Scelsi
The clarinet is followed
by the mischievous
flute flowing to the rhy
thm and then taking
over !
Let me die before I wake,
S. Sciarrino
Feeling the precious moments of the
silent night, the clarinet appreciates the
moment, knowing that the world can
end on that peaceful note.
Suite no. 4
Danse du bout de la langue
K. Stockhausen
Little creatures with all of their
strength, disproportional by nature,
they keep the rythm as they dance.
Lucifer’s black cat sneaks about playing the
piccolo with theatrical movements showing
off her devilish feline melodies.
Suite no. 3
G. Scelsi
G. Scelsi
ntly
s hear while ge
What do balloon
ar
he
to the sky? They
floating towards
til
un
,
e around them
the business of lif
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tiv
ita
d into the med
they are suspende
clouds.
Dix Proportionnés
J.-R. Legault Salvail, É. Andrade
Electroacoustic and visual performance made
from pre-recorded clips of the scenes
themselves. to subdivide, to de-compose, to
de-construct, to blend, to materialize, to
program, to interpret, to transcend:
disproportionate.
Cliq:Musiq, 4686 rue Berri, Montréal, QC H2J 2R5 | 514.274.3381 | www.10propo.julienrobert.net
The Bios
After having composed instrumental and electroacoustic pieces, Julien-Robert Legault
Savail composes mixed music. To create accessible contemporary music, he uses the
technology's possibilities to
integrate video to his mixed
music. On the other hand, he is
interested by different medias
having composed pieces for
dance and film. His pieces of
music have been performed in
England, France and Canada.
Julien-Robert Legault
Salvail had a diversified career
path before focussing on
composition. He has studied
classical piano from 12 years old
to the Cegep Saint-Laurent
where he completed a DEC in
music (with Michel Tétreault and
Yves Davignon). He has
performed in various ensembles,
from jazz to classic passing by
pop music, on piano, voice and
trumpet. He performed in many
concerts and competitions as in
the Canadian Music Competition
(provincial finalist in 2003) and
in Cegeps en spectacle (public
price in 2004).
Marie-Noëlle Choquette has played the flute since her childhood. In 2004,
she completed her bachelor’s degree in performance at the University of
Montreal. Fascinated by interdisciplinary art forms, in 2002 and 2003 she
participated in the multidisciplinary Le Requin Blanc se Multiplie (nominated
an Opus prize). In 2007 she finished her DESS at Concordia University in
contemporary flute performance. She directed two multidisciplinary concerts
with music, dance and video Un souffle avant l’aube (2006) et Spectroscope
(2007).
In winter 2009, she participated in an intensive Contemporary
Music workshop at the University of Graz in Austria.
Versatile, Marie-Noelle has performed world music, contemporary
improvisation, jazz and the recorder as well as an active pedagogue over the
course of 10 years. She has been a member of a world music group
Garbanzo (semi-finalist in the Festival de la Chanson de Granby 2006, and a
finalist in the Festival Multi-Montreal 2009), has also been a part of
Mylasialta (music theatre), of Virevent flute and oboe duet and the flute and
guitar Duo Beija-Flor. She produced a new version of her multidisciplinary
concert Spectroscope (presented in the event Faites de l’air, Château
Ramsay (2008) and finalist of the Mon Accès à la Scène contest in 2009).
She works with improvised dance and contemporary music domain with
many dancers and musicians. In 2009, she founded the collective
CLIQ:MUSIQ with the clarinet player Krista Martynes.
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In 2007, he completed a
BAC in mixed music at the Université de Montréal with Denis Gougeon and Jean Piché
along with Bret Battey and Peter Batchelor at De Monfort University (United-Kingdom).In
2009, he completes a master in mixed music at the Université de Montréal with Denis
Gougeon and Jean Piché on a project of mixed music with video funded by the Social
Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada.
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Born in Montreal in 1981, Éric Andrade started his studies in electroacoustic composition
with Michel Tétrault at CEGEP Saint-Laurent, where he played different electronic
instruments in the ensemble Multidirectionel directed by Phillippe Keyser. He continued
his studies at the University of Montreal with Michel Smith, Jean Piché and Gilles Gobeil,
where he composed video, interactive, and mixed music while continually improvising
electronic music in different contexts. Eric manipulates sounds and images in real time
depending on the space and social context including theatre, dance, experimental jazz,
contemporary music and techno fiestas!
During a residency as a videographer, with Studio Imaginaire
(Nathanaël
Lécaudé and Simon Roux) he developed interactive multi-touch tools that permit
discovering virtual instruments and video environments.
Clarinetist Krista Martynes studied in Colorado, and continued in Europe
with the “Unanimous” First Prize from the National Conservatory of Paris, in
France, and the Accademia Perosi in Italy, and Masters in Musicology at the
Paris VIII University. She is a doctoral candidate at the University of
Montreal specializing in mixed media with live video and electronic
possibilities and digital effects. As a classical musician, Krista toured with
the “Orchestres des Regions Europpeennes” and has performed in the
Abbaye de Sylvanes, Abbayes aux Dames as well as toured France,
Germany, Mexico, Ukraine, and China.
As a contemporary musician she was featured as a soloist at the Festival
Acanthes in 2005 - 2006, Ircam Centre, Maison de la Musique in Nanterre
and Theatre de Nantes in France, performed in the Musikprotokoll Festival in
Italy, Klangspuren Festival and Transart Festival in Austria. She has
participated in a documentary on the music of Luigi Nono in Venice. She has
worked with composers including Georges Aperghis, Pascal Dusapin, Gerard
Pesson, Wolfgang Rhim, Hector Parra, Vassos Nicolaou, Beat Furrer, Paul
Mefano, Jorg Widmann, Zad Moultaka, and Philippe Leroux. As an
improviser, she worked with Louis Sclavis at the Abbaye de Royaumont,
Sylvain Kassap and Michel Massot with the Ensemble Transversale 20.21,
Instant Composers Pool, Magpie Music and Dance Company in Amsterdam,
and DesiDela dance company in Paris. She collaborated with sound artist
Alexis O’Hara and video artist Dayna McLeod in the Edgy Women Festival in
Montreal.
Cliq:Musiq, 4686 rue Berri, Montréal, QC H2J 2R5 | 514.274.3381 | www.10propo.julienrobert.net