Street Art · Music and choreographic free-run
Cultural Olympiad
© Victoria Gaboune
As part of the Cultural Olympiad, L'Ensemble Les Apaches! returns to the great nave of the Musée d'Orsay to present a unique concert combining music and choreographic free-run. A veritable dialogue is created between the music and the performances of free-runners Johan Tonnoir, Simon Nogueira (French free-run champion) and acrobatic dancer Andrea Catozzi. Conductor Julien Masmondet combines the urban visions of three contemporary French composers with the minimalist music pioneer Steve Reich, who has influenced pop, rock and contemporary music for generations.
© Victoria Gaboune
Les Apaches break free of the barriers of classical concert and take the Musée d'Orsay by storm with their Street Art program! The great nave becomes their playground and concert hall... Inspired by this controversial, free and multiform art form, Les Apaches have fun mixing genres, bringing together young musicians, composers, free-runners and acrobats. More than a concert, they take us on a sonic and physical parc(k)ours through the museum, where contemporary music of the 20th and 19th centuries becomes a field of experimentation around movement, rhythm and timbre.
Artists
- Ensemble Les Apaches!;
- Julien Masmondet, director;
- Simon Nogueira, freerunner;
- Andrea Catozzi, dancer and acrobat.
Program
- Steve Reich, It's gonna rain, for magnetic tape;
- Régis Campo, Street art, for ensemble;
- Steve Reich, New York counterpoint, for clarinet and magnetic tape;
- Pascal Zavaro, Silicon music, pour for electric violin and ensemble (extracts);
- Steve Reich, Clapping music, for two performers; Radio rewrite, for ensemble;
- Fabien Cali, Creation for Freerunners and Ensemble (commissioned by the Ensemble Les Apaches).
Street Art, Les Apaches !
© Victoria Gaboune
In exceptional partnership with
Labelled by
En partenariat média avec
The event is now over.
See the whole programThe event is now over.
See the whole program
