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Prologue for psalms
Prologue for psalms is a questioning of the choreographer around crowned. Mixture of dance, music and video.
CONCERNING THE PSALMS PROJECT
With “Psalms”, I would like to traverse and “to seize” the multiple directions of the relation such as they are played today in the company. What is what crowned? Is What crowned today? Is Why it crowned? How the direction of crowned metamorphose T does starting from the personal or collective trajectories? Is Which my approach of crowned? What is crowned for me? What is this I remove the sacred character from? Is Which my sacrileges? As many questions which animate me. I test with this stage of my personal course and professional the desire to write contemporary psalms. It will not be a poetic verb sung, but a poetic flow not danced, on the relation (what us “Re” binds).
James Carlès _Art director
CONCERNING THE PART
Prologue for Psalms, is a questioning of the Choreographer around crowned. The Baroque Orchestra of Montauban, under the direction of Jean-Marc Andrieu, gives an original and powerful interpretation of the music of the Knight St George. On these notes, the particular scenic space created for the occasion is invested with force and singularity by the 3 interpreters. The creation of the video maker/plastician Elise Perrier brings additional reading levels, at the same time ludic, shifted and responsible for a strong symbolic system. This part echoes and pays homage to the plastics technician franco-burkinabé Kelly Kabré whose work was founded on the creation of works of art from waste recycled and also with regretted Doctor Jean Emmanuel Kamtchueng (pharmacist free-Cameronian and ex president of the House from Africa in Toulouse) who made me discover works and the character the Knight of Saint George. The Music of the Knight of Saint George, anchored well in her time, releases a rhythmic energy basically related to the dance. In the version “alive Music” the orchestra Passions is composed of 4 musicians for the interpretation of Quartets of the Knight of Saint George (2 violins, 1 viola, 1 violoncello). James Carlès CREDITS
Part of James Carlès for 3 Dancers with 5 musicians – Durée: 50 minutes Distribution at the creation: Choreography: James CarlèsInterpreters: Shihya Peng, Aurore Delahaye, Pascal Beugre-Tellier
Musiques: Knight of Saint-GeorgeMusical direction: Jean-Marc AndrieuOrchestrates: Jean-Marc Andrieu (Flute à nozzle)Liv Heym (Violin)Nirina Betoto (Violin)Jennifer Lutter (viola)Marie-Madeleine Mille (Violoncello)
Videeo maker and Plastician: Elise Perrier
Lights creation: Arnaud Schulz
