Richard Siegal
Richard Siegal/Alberto Posadas
Glossopoeia
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Dance/Music
Glossopoeia
Creation
Choreography, Richard Siegal
Music, Alberto Posadas
Stage design, Virginie Mira in collaboration with Richard Siegal
Light design, Gilles Gentner
Costumes, Alexandra Bertaut
Visual design, Artefactory Lab
Vidéo, Yann Philippe
Computer music design - live Electronics Ircam, Lorenzo Bianchi
Capturing Gestures Ircam, Frédéric Bevilacqua, Emmanuel Fléty, Bruno Zamborlin
Musicians, soloist of EIC, Alain Billard, Odile Auboin, Eric-Maria Couturier, Samuel Favre
Dancers, Raphaëlle Delaunay, Julie Guibert, Asha Thomas
Coproduction Ircam/Les Spectacles vivants-Centre Pompidou, Ensemble intercontemporain ; Operadhoy-Madrid ; Festival d’Automne à Paris
Commissioned by Ircam-Centre Pompidou, Kairos Music and Operadhoy-Madrid, with the support of Fonds musique de scène-SACD and Varèse network, commissioned by cultural programme of European Commission
With the support of CENTQUATRE
With the support of Adami
Alberto Posadas’ work has been dedicated to creating musical “transcriptions” of architectural works or painting techniques. His collaboration with Richard Siegal focuses on interactions between dance and music, using a system to analyze gestures so as to alter sounds. The result disrupts notions of composition, challenging spectators’ expectations.
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