Purpose of the residency: creation
Sentimental history of intervals
Concert and sound archive for Ensemble Dedalus.
Histoire sentimentale des intervalles is a composition built around the relationship between subjectivity, memory and harmony, tracing the emotional stratifications, memories and idiosyncrasies that make up the collective ear and musical sensibility of an ensemble. The piece creates one or more harmonic universes from "found" sound materials (or found tunings) through free or synesthetic associations generated by the musicians of the Dedalus ensemble.
Support
La Sacem
Alessandro Bosetti's work is based on the musicality of voice, language and languages. He explores the border between spoken language and music.
Dedalus Ensemble
Instrumental ensemble
Founded in 1996 by Didier Aschour, Dedalus is a contemporary music ensemble based in Toulouse and associated with the GMEA - Centre National de Création Musicale d'Albi-Tarn. A champion of free instrumentation scores from experimental contemporary music, Dedalus is organized as a collective in which arrangements, orchestrations and interpretations are worked out in common. Its repertoire includes works by minimalist classics such as Christian Wolff, Phill Niblock, Frederic Rzewski, Tom Johnson, Moondog and Philip Glass. Composers of the Wandelweiser movement: Michael Pisaro, Antoine Beuger or Jürg Frey. Independent composers: Pascale Criton, Peter Ablinger, Jo Kondo, Luc Ferrari. Commissions from a new generation of composers: Catherine Lamb, Jean-Luc Guionnet, Sébastien Roux. The ensemble performs in Europe and the USA: Instants Chavirés, Roulette (NYC), Café Oto (London), Sonorités (Montpellier), Musique Action (Vandoeuvre-lès-Nancy), Angelica (Bologna), Elektricity (Reims), Sacrum Profanum (Krakow), Philharmonie de Paris, Huddersfield Contemporary Music Festival. Dedalus recordings are released on New World Record (US), Potlatch (FR), Brocoli (FR), Relative Pitch Records (US), Sub Rosa (BE) and Montagne Noire (FR).
https://dedalus-ensemble.fr/
Alessandro Bosetti
composition
Didier Aschour
guitare
Amélie Berson
flute
Cyprien Busolini
viola
Anaïs Moreau
cello (replacing Deborah Walker)
Éric Chalan
double bass
Thierry Madiot
trombone
Pruvost
trumpet
