Sunday, March 6, 2005, 7:00 pm
Salle Pollack — Université McGill
555, rue Sherbrooke Ouest [métro McGill], Montréal, Québec
Tickets: 514-398-4547
For the two concerts it will give in Montreal, the French ensemble Court-Circuit will offer a varied programme integrating French, Norwegian and Canadian works. The latter are the fruit of collaborative commissions sponsored by Radio France’s Présences and the McGill-SMCQ Montreal/New Music festivals. Conducted by Pierre-André Valade, the first concert will include the Canadian premiere of Québécois composer John Rea’s Accident, a work commissioned as part of this exciting partnership, which will be given its world premiere prior to the MNM festival in Paris on February 2nd. A repeat performance of this concert will take place on Friday, March 4th at Ottawa’s Tabaret Hall. A work by Denys Bouliane, Du fouet et du plaisir will replace another by Rolf Wallin.
Court-circuit benefits from the financial support of the Drac Ile-de-France and of the Sacem for its entire activities, of the Association Française d’Action Artistique, of the Dai and of the Spedidam for its participation abroad.
This concert is recorded by the radio of Radio-Canada and will air on Espace musique (100,7 FM in Montréal) at Mario Paquet’s program on Sundays at 10 pm. Parts of this concert may also be heard in more than 50 countries in the European Broadcasting Union.
Yan Maresz, Entrelacs (1999) (Canadian premiere)
six musicians
Martin Matalon, Trame IV (2001) (Canadian premiere)
12 musicians
Jean-Marie Cottet, piano
John Rea, Accident (2004) (premiere)
two clarinets, horn, trumpet, trombone, percussion, piano, two violins, viola, cello and double bass
Commission: Festival MNM — Société Radio-Canada (SRC), Festival Présences — Radio France
Philippe Hurel, …à mesure (1997) (Canadian premiere)
six musicians
Rolf Wallin, The Age of Wire and String (2004) (Canadian premiere)
six musicians
Commission: Ensemble Court-Circuit
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