As part of Babel Minots 2024
What's the origin of the world? What's my place in all this?
A quest fraught with pitfalls to find his mother, the need to live in his own private space, to take care of his home...
A mouse and a mouse girl take it in turns to live out rhythmic and fantastical childhood epics. All these questions are tackled simply, through tales and music borrowed or inspired by oral traditions.
A set of kitchen and workshop utensils (saucepans, bicycle wheels, hammer, colander, razor...) to celebrate the music of everyday life, to remind and confirm the ear's interest in what we call "noise", which is a great source of inspiration, play, awakening and creation: you can recycle an old bicycle into an instrument!
A violin and an accordion to link this "rambalh" to more "learned" music, the kind that requires an instrument and a lesson, and which here likes to weave a bridge with the ordinary.
Finally, the voice: spoken, told, sung in all its nakedness.
All bilingual, Occitan and French, like a language game, creating the bond, the link between these two languages, so that the words enter the ear first by their music, without effort, recalling their connivances, their consonances, to approach Occitan in a simple and playful way...
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GMEM - Centre national de création musicale
Lisà Langlois-Garrigue
Storyteller
Half Catalan, half Norman, she tells stories, sings, dances, plays percussion... Daughter of a storyteller and passionate about "oralitées", she studied traditional Occitan music at the COMDT (Conservatoire Occitan des Musiques et Danses Traditionnelles) in Toulouse with Xavier Vidal, where she obtained her DEM in traditional singing. She loves to play with words, switching from French to Occitan, from spoken to sung, from cadence to dance... She can be found in La Nose (rock song), Belugueta (Occitan polyphony), Bòsc (creation / amplified music from the south of the Massif Central) and the La Crue collective. A jack-of-all-trades, she's a gleaner, a Wednesday mechanic, a Thursday winemaker and a space dancer.
Estelle andrieu
Accordionist
A child of the Hautes Corbières (Aude), she has been exploring the diatonic accordion, dance and the plastic arts since the age of 8. Her travels and encounters have guided her musical practice towards ballroom, composed music, regional collections and singing. She is currently pursuing her discovery of traditional music by training at the COMDT (Conservatoire Occitan des Musiques et Danses Traditionnelles) in Toulouse, in singing with Pascal Caumont and diatonic accordion with Mickael Vidal. A jack-of-all-trades, she is also a landscaper, draughtswoman, handyman and dancer...
Jean-Baptiste Demasles
Violinist
An inquisitive musician, Jean-Baptiste is a fiddler from the bangs of the Toulouse region. He now sails beyond the seas through different forms of artistic expression, exploring the worlds of music: traditional, classical, contemporary amplified music, improvised and experimental music, performances... You'll find him in Vautour (music video performance), CordCore (experimental duel), Tracteur (worldnoise), Pàrpado (musical poetry), Bicyclette (improvised violin-tandem), los Tambors de la Poda (charivari)... A jack-of-all-trades, he is also a press cartoonist and artisanal micro-publisher, sheep-shearer and tango dancer.
Friche la Belle de Mai (the Module)
41 Jobin Street13003
Marseille
SCHOOL SESSION
Tue. March 12, 2024 | 2:00 pm
Friche la Belle de Mai (Le Module)
SÉANCE TOUT PUBLIC
Mar. 12, 2024 | 17h00
Friche la Belle de Mai (Le Module)
RATES
SCHOOL PERFORMANCE
Free admission with reservation* at the following link: online reservation
*online reservations open January 18 at 11:00
PUBLIC PERFORMANCE
Unique 5€
Online ticketing
DURATION
25 min.
PUBLIC
ages 3 and up
Lisà Langlois-Garrigue
narration
Estelle Andrieu
accordion
Jean-Baptiste Demasles
violin