Pierre Luciani
guitarist, singer-songwriter
Born in Marseille to a family of Corsican musicians, Pierre Luciani is a guitarist and singer-songwriter. His career is characterized by a strong penchant for eclecticism and sonic experimentation. He has developed a style that blends guitar, improvisation, traditional music, electronic music, and musical research. His work has also led him into performance art, theater, and dance. He has collaborated with numerous artists, including Jean-Marc Montera, Edmond Hosdikian, Manu Théron, Alain Blesing, and Senem Diyici. In particular, he participates in projects involving improvised and experimental music, such as Tekaat and the Amorchestra. His approach is notably inspired by his Corsican roots, which he reinterprets through the acoustic guitar and improvisation. He also works on personal projects under the name Galavar. In 2024, he developed a repertoire of Corsican songs adapted for solo acoustic guitar. His artistic journey thus lies at the intersection of improvised, contemporary, traditional, and electronic music.

Guigou Chenevier
drummer, percussionist, and composer
Guigou Chenevier is a drummer, percussionist, and composer, and a leading figure in the new and experimental music scenes in France. In 1973, he co-founded Etron Fou Leloublan, an iconic band of the Rock in Opposition movement, with which he performed until 1986. He then formed Les Batteries, a trio featuring Charles Hayward and Rick Brown, among others. In 1993, he founded Volapük, a group blending contemporary music, jazz, folk, and avant-rock. His career is marked by a personal approach to percussion, incorporating sound objects, electronics, and repurposed instruments. He has collaborated with numerous international artists, including Fred Frith, Tom Cora, René Lussier, Phil Minton, and Albert Marcoeur. He has also participated in projects combining music, theater, dance, film, and performance. Since 1992, he has served as artistic director and programmer for Inouï Productions in Avignon. At the same time, he develops personal projects and ensembles such as Les Phasmes, Le Bal Inouï, and Le Miroir et le Marteau. His work lies at the intersection of improvisation, contemporary composition, musical theater, and sound research.