Radio Broadcast — [to be enveloped by] BLACK

Posted on May 27, 2019June 3, 2019 Posted in Media, News, Recordings, UncategorizedTagged 2019, Aldo Tambellini, Anne Montaron, Bass Clarinet, Bass Flute, BLACK, Broadcast, Création Mondiale, Cycle, Double Bass, Ensemble Multilatérale, France, Léo Warinsky, Miniatures, Paris, Percussion, Performance, Piano, Podcast, Radio broadcast, Radio France, Seine Musicale, Violoncello, Yann Robin, [to be enveloped by] BLACKLeave a comment

My new piece [to be enveloped by] BLACK (2018-19), written for Ensemble Multilatérale and inspired by the poetic and visual works of Aldo tambellini, will be broadcasted during this week’s Création Mondiale program in Radio France, with Anne Montaron, Françoise Cordey and Soizic Noël.

This piece was specifically written for the ensemble and recorded at the Studios at la Seine Musicale for its broadcast in Radio France. It is a cycle of 5 miniatures of 2′ that will be broadcasted every day this week at 13.55h. The titles of each miniature are the following:

to BLⒶCK from BLⒶCK (2′)
BLⒶCK energy burns with fire (2′)
the coming to be, resonating in the echo (2′)
from the invisible made visible (2′)
perforated on a BLⒶCK slate sky (2′)

You can listen to it live by clicking here.

On Saturday, June the 1st, you will also be able to listen to the complete cycle and to an interview by Anne Montaron at 23.30h. You can listen live by clicking here. There will also be iTunes Podcast and RSS Feed available.

Thanks sincerely to the team at Radio France, to the Ensemble Multilatérale, Léo Warinsky, Yann Robin and all the others that made this project happen.

Université D’Altitude 2016 — Interview

Posted on November 13, 2016November 13, 2016 Posted in Concerts & Festivals, Courses, Events, MediaTagged Alain Billard, Antoine Maisonhaute, Aurélie Saraf, Bass Clarinet, Bass Flute, Electric toothbrush, Electronics, Ensemble Multilatérale, France, Harp, Hugo Warinsky, Interview, Léo Warinsky, Matteo Cesari, Media, Novation Launchpad S, Pablo Tognan, Raphaël Cendo, Saint-Martin-Vèsubie, Spring Drum, Surface Speakers, Université D'Altitude 2016, Vértigo (2016), Violin, Violoncello, Yann Robin, YouTubeLeave a comment

Hugo Warinsky interviewed yours truly at the end of Université D’Altitude International Workshop for Young Composers (Saint-Martin-Vèsubie, France, 2016), so here you can listen to me [trying to] explain the musical ideas behind my Vértigo (2016), which was wonderfully premiered back there by the amazing Ensemble Multilatérale.

Hope you enjoy or, at least, have fun!

New recording! — Vértigo (2016)

Posted on July 18, 2016 Posted in Concerts & Festivals, Courses, Events, RecordingsTagged 2016, Academy, Alain Billard, Antoine Maisonhaute, Aurélie Saraf, Bass Clarinet, Bass Flute, France, Harp, July, Léo Warinsky, Live, Live recording, Matteo Cesari, Pablo Tognan, Raphaël Cendo, Saint-Martin-Vèsubie, Summer Course, Université D'Altitude 2016, Vértigo (2016), Violin, Violoncello, Yann RobinLeave a comment

I am pleased to share the recording of the premiere of my piece Vértigo (2016), for Bass Flute, Bass Clarinet, Harp, Violin and Violoncello. It comes from the second concert of the Université D’Altitude 2016 — with Yann Robin and Raphaël Cendo as teachers and the Ensemble Multilatérale as visiting ensemble— that took place on July the 9th at the Eglise Notre-Dame de l’Assomption, Saint-Martin-Vèsubie, France.

I must thank all the musicians of the ensemble for their magnificent work during the whole Academy an also for their brilliant performance.

Ensemble Multilatérale:

Bass Flute: Matteo Cesari
Bass Clarinet: Alain Billard
Harp: Aurélie Saraf
Violin: Antoine Maisonhaute
Violoncello: Pablo Tognan

Conductor: Léo Warinsky

Programme notes for the premiere (French):

“Dans cette pièce, j’ai essayé de créer des séries d’objets sonores hybrides en travaillant sur leurs caractéristiques spectro-morphologiques. L’énergie physique déployée par les interprètes joue un rôle structurant dans cette pièce, créant a la fois un matériau sonore et le discours musical lui-même. Cela contribue à créer une énergie particulière et une atmosphère spéciale, dans laquelle les relations entre le objets sonores tendent à provoquer une sensation de vertige ou de désorientation.”

Hope you enjoy it as much as I do!

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