Saturday, March 3, 2007, 7:00 pm
Salle Pollack — Université McGill
555, rue Sherbrooke Ouest [métro McGill], Montréal, Québec
Tickets: 514-398-4547
Coproduction MNM / McGill Schulich School of Music, in collaboration with the McGill Digital Composition Studio (Sean Ferguson, Director)
This whimsical concert brings together musicians from Montreal and Lyon in a truly explosive programme of works!
With the masterwork Herbstfestival, German Nikolaus Huber once more demonstrates is mastery of musical time in a metaphor of wood, stone, metal, and movement! Times and Money by Jodlowski will highlight soloist Jean Geoffroy with a multimedia installation that places the percussion in a shower of sounds and images, for a musical discourse that calls into question our society, and relationships with others, time, money, and more.
Thirty years after its premiere, audiences will rediscover Walter Boudreau’s monumental Les Sept Jours, which paints with formidable energy the genesis of our world, as conceived by the ancient magi of the mythical empire of Mu!
In Harbor Town Love at Millenium’s End, Manfred Stahnke shifts focus to musicians in search of meaning, at the meeting point of African, Indonesian, and Latin-American traditions. Soloists Marie-Chantal Leclair (saxophone), Sara Laimon (prepared piano), and Fabrice Marandola (percussion) will serve as “modern day troubadours” questioning their origin… and their future.
Nicolaus A Huber, Herbstfestival (1989)
four percussions
Marie-Gabrielle Ayotte, Parker Bert, Andrew Billings-White, Alexandros Halavrezos (McGill Percussion Ensemble)
Walter Boudreau, Les sept jours (1977)
eight percussions
James Petercsak, Sandra Joseph (McGill Percussion Ensemble); Corinne René, Joao Catalao (Atelier de percussion de l’Université de Montréal); Yu-Ying Chang, Ya-Hsin Cheng, Clément Ducol, Arnaud Lassus (Conservatoire national supérieur musique et danse de Lyon (CNSMD))
Manfred Stahnke, Harbor Town Love at Millenium’s End (1994)
saxophone, prepared piano and percussion
Fabrice Marandola, percussion; Sara Laimon, piano; Marie-Chantal Leclair, saxophone
Pierre Jodlowski, “Time & Money”, extract from Lifetime (2005)
percussions, processing, and video
Jean Geoffroy, percussion
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