Trialogues is an interdisciplinary musical performance featuring the contemporary flute in a variety of forms.
In 45 minutes, the audience is immersed in a bath of sounds from different sources, where letting go is the only escape for a total experience.
From this bath, several contrasting scenes will emerge: from microtonal to pure rhythmic, from interpretation to improvisation. The blend of sound installation, instrumental concert and video projection lends Trialogues an experimental and innovative avant-garde character.
The Le Bateau Ivre quintet has decided to engage in interdisciplinary contemporary creation in keeping with the very essence of its artistic approach. Driven by a deep-seated desire to defend today's music and give greater visibility to young creators, composers and other artistic disciplines, the quintet seeks to push back the boundaries of artistic expression.
Aware of contemporary societal issues, the group places great importance on aesthetic and cultural diversity, as well as parity, in its choice of partners. With this in mind, the Le Bateau Ivre quintet is developing collaborative projects such as Rêve en boite, the cabaret automate, in collaboration with a director and a set designer. The Trialogues project thus resonates with the artistic and cultural ambitions of the ensemble, proposing an original creation combining contemporary creation, multidisciplinarity and spatialization.
This approach reflects the Le Bateau Ivre quintet's commitment to creating innovative artistic experiences, rooted in their time and open to the diversity of contemporary artistic expression.
Samuel Casale
Flautist
"The archetypal modern flautist, at ease in all repertoires and styles, curious about a wide range of practices" (B. Mantovani), Samuel Casale is a musician with a thousand facets. Sensitive to playing on historical instruments and a pioneer in contemporary music, he has graced stages all over the world.
Holder of a master's degree in transverse flute, piccolo and chamber music from the CNSMDP, he has collaborated with the Orchestre de Paris, the Opéra National de Paris and the Ensemble Intercontemporain. He is a founding member of the Quintette Le Bateau Ivre, with whom he performs all over the world.
Luciano Leite Barbosa
Composer
Luciano Leite Barbosa is a Brazilian composer. An innovator in computer music and sound synthesis, Luciano studied music composition with Joshua Fineberg at Boston University, where he obtained his doctorate in composition. His music has been performed in numerous concerts and festivals by ensembles such as the Nieuw Ensemble, Les Cris de Paris, Ensemble Meitar, the Jack Quartet and Ensemble Dal Niente. He was a prizewinner at the 2013 Rencontres de Musique Nouvelle in Canada, and Brazil's National Arts Foundation "Funarte" awarded him the "Funarte de Composição Clássica" prize in 2016 and 2019. In 2017-2018, Luciano attended the Cursus composition and computer music course at Ircam. He collaborated with accordionist Jean-Étienne Sotty and researcher Benjamin Matuszewski on the creation of Color Fields. His scores are published by Babel Scores.
Le Bateau Ivre
composed of
Samuel Casale
flute
Luciano Leite Barbosa
composition
Rémi Georges
computer music production