agenda, old, september 2011-my 2012

september 23, 2011

L'Nfer, (un point de détail). With Ictus Ensemble. 

Théâtre d'Orléans

october 13,  2011

Home Work II (solo percussion)

by Enrico Bertelli, Athens

october 15,  2011

Observations sur les murmures colorés 

for cello and tape, 

for Noémi Boutin, 

PREMIERE

october 14, 15, 16, 2011

l'Encyclopédie du professeur GLAÇON 

Donaueschingen music festival, Germany

october 26th, 2011

Telegrams from the Nose

by François Sarhan and William Kentridge, Ictus Ensemble

Tallin, Estonie

november 27th 2011

Situations

by Sylvain Lemêtre

opéra de Reims, france

december 8th 2011

Les Champs magnétiques de Jan Svankmajer

with Prague Modern Ensemble 

Théâtre d'Orléans, France

december 9th & 10h 2011

Situation 7-11;

four pieces for voice and body percussion,

"Soufflé!" project, by Nicolas Frize, St Denis

PREMIERE

january 15th, 2012

Observations sur les ombres accidentelles et les murmures colorés,

Amitié, Petit Bobok, Deluxe Coucou, un Chevalier, Espoir

Noémi Boutin, cello, Frédéric Aurier, violin

Cité Internationale, Paris, France

january 29th, 2012 

28 janvier 2005, for voice and piano,

Lionel Peintre : voice

Vincent Leterme, piano

Chez Cesaré (38 rue Alain Colas à Betheny)

february 3th, 2012 Théâtre d'Orléans, France

february 4th, 2012 : Seynod

february 5th, 2012 : Bourget

february 7th, 2012 : Echirolles

february 8th, 2012 : Tassin

Petit Dybbuk

for orchestra performed by Orchestre des pays de Savoie,

conducted by N. Chalvin

march 6th, 2012

Observations sur les ombres accidentelles et les murmures colorés,

Amitiés

Noémi Boutin

festival Musiques en Scène

Amphithéâtre de l’Opéra de Lyon

march 15th, 2012

Observations sur les ombres accidentelles et les murmures colorés,

Amitié, Petit Bobok, Deluxe Coucou, un Chevalier, Espoir

Noémi Boutin, cello, Frédéric Aurier, violin

Théâtre d'Orléans, France

april 6th, 2012, 8pm

Observations sur les ombres accidentelles et les murmures colorés,

Amitié, Petit Bobok, Deluxe Coucou, un Chevalier, Espoir

Noémi Boutin, cello, Frédéric Aurier, violin

Festival Phil Grobi, à 20h Salle Camille Claudel
3, rue Maréchal Joffre
Clermont ferrand

may 13th, 2012

L'encyclopédie du Professeur Glaçon

Abbaye de Noirlac, les Matinales,

with Noémi Boutin, Mathieu Metzger and Sylvain Lemêtre

missing

The Name of the Song

28 janvier 2005

Back to roots, by Rambar Bilakaouara

    Convinced of his own concentric nature, and more generally of that of the human body, Rambar sacrificed himself on the altar of science by tearing off successive layers of his body, starting with the skin, all the way to the last, the deepest, the inside of his liver, where he found a perfect replica of himself, down to the last detail. He began his medical peeling at the age of 30, and by the time he was 45, had found the method to move painlessly towards the lower layers, under the awestruck and jealous eyes of his surgeon, bailiff and examiner colleagues. This was when he discovered that each layer lessened his size, in the reverse order of his growth. By 60 he looked 15, at 65 he looked 10, at 70 he looked 5 and he died happy as a baby at 80.