Brice Pauset
Brice Pauset
Salome Kammer/Michael Wendeberg
Archive 2008
Music
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Conférence
During the cycle Un dimanche une œuvre (A Sunday, one work )
Exercices du silence by Brice Pauset, as seen by Laurent Feneyrou
Novembre 30, 11h30, Centre Pompidou, small auditorium
(level-1) – 4,50 €, 3,50 €
Free entrance for Centre Pompidou and Ircam cards
Brice Pauset
Exercices du silence, story in fourteen scenes, for vocals, figures, piano and computerized environment
Composer booklet inspired by the letters of Louise du Néant
Concert version
Salome Kammer, soprano
Michael Wendeberg, piano
Computerized musical creation Ircam, Olivier Pasquet
Ordered and co-produced by the Ircam-Centre Pompidou; the Festival d'Automne à Paris
Co-realized by the Opéra National de Paris; the Festival d'Automne à Paris
With the help of the Sacem
During the cycle Un dimanche une œuvre (A Sunday, one work )
Exercices du silence by Brice Pauset, as seen by Laurent Feneyrou
Novembre 30, 11h30, Centre Pompidou, small auditorium
(level-1) – 4,50 €, 3,50 €
Free entrance for Centre Pompidou and Ircam cards
Brice Pauset
Exercices du silence, story in fourteen scenes, for vocals, figures, piano and computerized environment
Composer booklet inspired by the letters of Louise du Néant
Concert version
Salome Kammer, soprano
Michael Wendeberg, piano
Computerized musical creation Ircam, Olivier Pasquet
Ordered and co-produced by the Ircam-Centre Pompidou; the Festival d'Automne à Paris
Co-realized by the Opéra National de Paris; the Festival d'Automne à Paris
With the help of the Sacem
Brice Pauset has a great interest in the pre-classical period; the inspiration for his Exercices du Silence came from the letters of Louise du Néant, born into an aristocratic family and whose mystical experiences were some of the most radical of the 17th century.
A subtle sense of disorientation conjures up feelings of both ecstasy and suffering, expressing the incomprehensible and insidious violence of the modern world.
A subtle sense of disorientation conjures up feelings of both ecstasy and suffering, expressing the incomprehensible and insidious violence of the modern world.