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Une nouvelle œuvre instrumentale et vocale de Michel Gonneville à partir de poèmes de Pierre Morency inspirés du thème des saisons et de l’enfance. Textes et musique commentent tour à tour légèreté de jeunesse et tourments d’adulte dans un spectacle marqué par la nature. De courtes et colorées pièces pour piano d’Erik Satie s’entremêlent agréablement aux Chansons du Bonhomme que chantent solistes et orchestre pour faire apparaître contrastes et thèmes étonnamment apparentés. Des projections accompagnent la performance musicale faisant alterner les textes humoristiques et manuscrits de Satie avec des dessins de la main de Pierre Morency.
En collaboration avec Arte Musica

 

A new instrumental and vocal work by Michel Gonneville based on poems by Pierre Morency, inspired by childhood and seasons. Words and music comment by turns on the lightness of youth and the torment of the adult in a show marked by nature. Short, lively piano pieces by Erik Satie are gracefully interlaced with the songs of Chansons du Bonhomme, performed by soloists and orchestra, revealing contrasts and unexpectedly related themes. Accompanying the musical performance will be projections of Satie’s humorous, handwritten texts alternating with Morency’s drawings.
In collaboration with Arte Musica

Event Artists

Magali Simard-Galdès, soprano ; Dion Mazerolle, baryton ; Louise Bessette, piano ; Véronique Lacroix, chef ; ECM+, 12 musiciens ; Pierre Morency, textes et dessins ; Marie-Josée Chartier, mise en scène ; Serge Maheu, design de projections

Chansons du Bonhomme de chemin

Date/Time

Sunday, November 17, 2019
2:30 pm - 4:00 pm

Location

Salle Bourgie, Musée des beaux-arts de Montréal
1339 Sherbrooke St W
Montréal, Québec
Canada, H2P 2J7

Price

$17-32

Phone

514-524-0173

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https://www.facebook.com/events/2333605466851885/


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More than an ensemble, ECM+ produces innovative, multidisciplinary concerts and showcases Canadian musical creation throughout the country. Renowned for her flair and her appetite for risk-taking, artistic director Véronique Lacroix is passionate about creation and, with her musicians, is helping to foster the next generation of composers. Since it was founded in 1987, ECM+ has premiered 246 mostly Canadian works. Its productions have garnered prestigious awards, including the 2002 Grand Prix du Conseil des arts de Montréal, the 2002 Prix Opus for Musical Event of the Year, and the 2007 Prix Opus for Artistic Direction of the Year. In addition to its regular season’s productions, ECM+ has toured Canada with the Generation project every two years since 2000. Moreover, the ensemble has participated in international exchanges with France, Belgium, Mexico, Ukraine, and Singapore. ECM+ has performed at 21C Music Festival of Toronto, Festival Internacional Cervantino, Montreal/New Music Festival, Ottawa International Chamber Music Festival, Montreal Chamber Music Festival, Québec’s Musiques au present festival, Toronto’s Massey Hall New Music Festival, and Festival International de Musique Actuelle de Victoriaville. The ensemble has released ten CDs, and its concerts were regularly broadcast on Radio-Canada’s ICI Musique and CBC Radio Two. ECM+ is in residence at the Conservatoire de musique de Montréal since 1998. THE ECM+, SINCE 1987: + 246 World Premieres + 160 Composers + 10 CD Recordings + 9 Quebec Tours + 9 Canadian Tours + 9 International Exchanges

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