Dancing, undulating, dazzling aesthetic of the wave: the sonic crafts of the pieces in the program highlight a contemporary musical creation focused on the search for a temporal flow and a dramaturgy that plays between the perpetual, haunting movement and the radiant tumult. Subtle alchemy of strings, woodwinds, brass, percussion, and piano, a sonic setting rooted in the classical tradition, serving a music of our time. Music that, like Berio's Chemins, seeks to iridesce an existing piece by allowing it to unfold in a new space.
PROGRAM:
PIERRE BARTHOLOMÉE: La rupture des falaises (2007)
PHILIPPE BOESMANS: Surfing, for solo viola and 15 instrumentalists (1989)
JEAN-PIERRE DELEUZE: Trois Chemins en Hayastan, premiere (2021)
APOLLINE JÉSUPRET: Comme la dansante allure des vagues (2021)
JEAN-MARIE RENS: Missy Vaëliz for solo viola (2017)
STURM UND KLANG: Claire Bourdet (violin), Maxime Stasyk (violin), Karel Coninx (viola), Ian-Elfinn Rosiu (cello), Natacha Save (double bass), Anne Davids (flute), Kristien Ceuppens (oboe), Cédric De Bruycker (clarinet), Sze Fong Yeong (horn), Melina Costa (bassoon), Frankie De Kuyffer (trumpet), Nicolas Villers (trombone), Fabian Coomans (piano), Jean-Louis Maton (percussion), Pierre Adriansen (percussion), Roberta Brambilla (harp), Thomas Van Haeperen (conductor)
VIOLA: Vincent Hepp
PIANO: Laurence Mekhitarian
INFO AND RESERVATIONS: reservation@senghor.be
A co-production: Forum des compositeurs, Le Senghor, Sturm und Klang, Festival Loop