July
Luigi Nono, Djamila Boupacha
Salvatore Sciarrino, Caprices 1, 2, 3 et 6
Ondřej Adámek, Les ombres qui passent
Anne Castex, Automate III
Christophe Bertrand, La chute du rouge
Lorenzo Troiani, Lacrimosa
avec le soutien de la Fondation Francis et Mica Salabert
Three short 20-minute operettas, written by young composers and librettists, selected in a competition and premiered at the Lehár Festival.
Three short 20-minute operettas, written by young composers and librettists, selected in a competition and premiered at the Lehár Festival.
Three short 20-minute operettas, written by young composers and librettists, selected in a competition and premiered at the Lehár Festival.
June
Matteo Franceschini, Visions
Eva Reiter, Konter
Pasquale Corrado, Eterno Vuoto
Fausto Romitelli, Amok Koma
In 1887, Master Jigoro Kano gave birth to one of the first katas in the history of judo: the Nage no Kata. A series of codified techniques, they are an essential part of the grading process. Let yourself be carried away by the grace of the kata performed to music by Multilatérale and presented for the 1st time at the Maison de la Culture du Japon in Paris!
May
En 1887, Maître Jigoro Kano donne naissance à l'un des premiers katas de l'histoire du judo: le Nage no Kata. Enchainements de techniques codifiées, ils sont incontournables et indissociables des passages de grades. Laissez-vous porter par la grâce du kata exécuté en musique par Multilatérale et présenté pour la 1ère fois à la Maison de la Culture du Japon !
Matteo Franceschini, Visions
Yann Robin, Art of Metal II
Pasquale Corrado, Eterno Vuoto
Fausto Romitelli, Amok Koma
April
In 1887, Master Jigoro Kano gave birth to one of the first katas in the history of judo: the Nage no Kata. A series of codified techniques, they are an essential part of the grading process. Let yourself be carried away by the grace of the kata performed to music by Multilatérale and presented for the 1st time at the Maison de la Culture du Japon in Paris!
March
March
January
Monday, January 23, 2023: recording of a piece by composer Pall Ragnar Palson by the Multilateral Ensemble
December
Martin Matalon and the Multilateral Ensemble for a cine-concert on three short films by Buster Keaton
Martin Matalon and the Multilateral Ensemble for a cine-concert on three short films by Buster Keaton
Free entrance
Nunes, Versus I pour clarinette et violon
Nunes, Versus III pour flûte en sol et alto
Bedrossian, Spider as an artiste pour violoncelle
Naon, Caprices 3 et 4 pour clarinette basse et électronique
October
Les Métaboles and the Multilateral Ensemble in an Italian program for the Festival d'Automne:
Luigi Nono - Quando stanno morendo
Salvatore Sciarrino - Addio case del vento, Canzona di ringraziamento, Cresce veloce un cristallo
Luzzasco Luzzaschi - Non sa che sia dolore, Aura soave di segreti accenti, Io mi son Giovinetta, O dolcezze amarissime d’amore, Diario Polacco
With the Ensemble Multilatérale, the Choeur de Radio France illustrates the Italian madrigal tradition, which starts with Gesualdo and, via the great Luciano Berio, is cultivated more than ever by Fausto Romitelli, who died prematurely in 2004, and the very contemporary Francesco Filidei.
September
Multilaterale and Métaboles in a Portuguese program:
Emmanuel Nunes - Versus III, Omens II, Minnesang
Vicente Lusitano - Heu me domine
Manuel Cardoso - Introit de la Missa pro defunctis
For this final concert, the five ensembles come together for a total of eighteen musicians and two soloists. Around four composers, the program declines the question of Origin: origin of an idea, a sound, a sound sensation.
This concert, the result of a partnership between the Festival Ensemble(s) and the jazz department of the Royal Birmingham Conservatory, explores the links between contemporary music and jazz. Five students from the Royal Birmingham Conservatory join five musicians from the 5 Ensemble(s) for the interpretation of two creations, commissioned from two composers belonging to the double culture of improvised/written music: the Frenchman Sébastien Gaxie and the American John O' Gallagher.
How do works, from a poetic and symbolic point of view, respond to each other? If these resonances exist, are they relevant from a perceptual point of view? The bet of this program is to try to give an answer to the question of a possible balance through the choice of the instrumentation and the personality of the soloists who will appropriate these four sound worlds. The unknown is all the greater when the variable of a creation is introduced...
July
ARCO – Art, Research and Creation Opus 2022 – is a binational university dedicated to musical creation, association between the Mozarteum University Salzbourg, Gmem-Marseille (one of the French National Center of Musical Creation) and French ensembles Multilaterale, Les Métaboles and Tana string quartet. ARCO 2022 will be hosted by Mozarteum University Salzburg.
ARCO – Art, Research and Creation Opus 2022 – is a binational university dedicated to musical creation, association between the Mozarteum University Salzbourg, Gmem-Marseille (one of the French National Center of Musical Creation) and French ensembles Multilaterale, Les Métaboles and Tana string quartet. ARCO 2022 will be hosted by Mozarteum University Salzburg.
ARCO – Art, Research and Creation Opus 2022 – is a binational university dedicated to musical creation, association between the Mozarteum University Salzbourg, Gmem-Marseille (one of the French National Center of Musical Creation) and French ensembles Multilaterale, Les Métaboles and Tana string quartet. ARCO 2022 will be hosted by Mozarteum University Salzburg.
ARCO – Art, Research and Creation Opus 2022 – is a binational university dedicated to musical creation, association between the Mozarteum University Salzbourg, Gmem-Marseille (one of the French National Center of Musical Creation) and French ensembles Multilaterale, Les Métaboles and Tana string quartet. ARCO 2022 will be hosted by Mozarteum University Salzburg.
ARCO – Art, Research and Creation Opus 2022 – is a binational university dedicated to musical creation, association between the Mozarteum University Salzbourg, Gmem-Marseille (one of the French National Center of Musical Creation) and French ensembles Multilaterale, Les Métaboles and Tana string quartet.
ARCO 2022 will be hosted by Mozarteum University Salzburg.
May
In 1994, Messe un jour ordinaire intersected the vehement and shattering words of the mass with those, individual and derisory, of Laurence, a young drug addict who appeared in a documentary by Jean-Michel Carré.
20 years later, Bernard Cavanna rewrote it to reinforce the presence of the voice and the choir.
El Cimarrón by Hans Werner Henze is a committed and fascinating score, rarely staged in France
Original and emblematic score from the beginning of the 20th century, l'Histoire du Soldat was composed by Igor Stravinsky for three actors and a small ensemble of 7 musicians
Le théâtre musical dans le monde de la musique par Laurent Bayle, fondateur et ancien directeur de la Philharmonie de Paris
Gathered for two weeks in Nîmes, the students of the Academy, mostly trained in artistic higher schools, are invited to perform during a varied and virtuoso program…
The Making of an Opera with Sarah Barbedette, Doctor of Literature, Artistic Director of the Paris Chamber Orchestra
From the libretto to the staging with Marie-Louise Bischofberger, playwright and director
Documentary film by Philippe Béziat (2020)
For three years, from the proposal made to visual artist and videographer Clément Cogitore to stage "Les Indes Galantes" at the Opéra Bastille, Philippe Béziat followed the editing and performances of the show.
Film directed by Corentin Leconte and Philippe Béziat (2019). Recording of Antoine Gindt's show at the Philharmonie de Paris
April
"Scordatura" by Bernard Cavanna, version for an ensemble of 17 musicians.
Screening of the film by Delphine de Blic: Geek bagatelles
with Orchestre de Picardie (conductor: Arie van Beek)
March
Works by Sofia Avramidou, Diane Daher, Aline Gorisse, Vincent Portes, Luca Ricci, Daniel Serrano et Zeynep Toraman (commission by Philharmonie de Paris)
February
A concert including two great names in French music from the second half of the 20th century on its program: Gérard Grisey, for a way of homage with two of his works, and Tristan Murail, as well as several composers of the next generation, behind them: Franck Bedrossian, Fausto Romitelli and Yann Robin.
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This opera composed by Yann Robin, will also celebrate the reunion of the brilliant director Arthur Nauzyciel and writer Yannick Haenel after Jan Karski (mon nom est une fiction). The sensual density of emotions and memories.
For more informations : https://www.theatrelarenaissance.com/spectacle/le-papillon-noir/
February
January
Enfances is a concert for voice, piano, harpe and cello that gives a second life to the first instants of our lifes. Interweaved around the idea of childhood the form is first and foremost adressed to adults, in the same way as Schumann in his Kinderszenen.
Enfances is a concert for voice, piano, harpe and cello that gives a second life to the first instants of our lifes. Interweaved around the idea of childhood the form is first and foremost adressed to adults, in the same way as Schumann in his Kinderszenen.
For the release of the disc the musicians of Multilatérale will interpret it's program.
July
The musicians of Tana and Multilaterale will perform solo pieces in the beautiful classic art departement of the Musée de la Vieille Charité.
June
May
April
It's hapening in someone's head. Thoughts are disposed in chambers, opening and closing. Stories are told, visions and scenes collide and melt, until madness. There is the obsession for Colonel Kurz' face from Apocalypse Now. A wanderding in Berlin in winter. The crack on the wall sucking up people's mind, jaws, nights up. There's Abraham's knife on Isaac's throat. A dear in autumn. A woman collapsing and shouting twice.
It's hapening in someone's head. Thoughts are disposed in chambers, opening and closing. Stories are told, visions and scenes collide and melt, until madness. There is the obsession for Colonel Kurz' face from Apocalypse Now. A wanderding in Berlin in winter. The crack on the wall sucking up people's mind, jaws, nights up. There's Abraham's knife on Isaac's throat. A dear in autumn. A woman collapsing and shouting twice.
Throughout this season our instrumentist will give masterclasses to the student of Edgar Varèse Conservatory's composition students.
March
Throughout this season our instrumentist will give masterclasses to the student of Edgar Varèse Conservatory's composition students.
February
Throughout this season our instrumentist will give masterclasses to the student of Edgar Varèse Conservatory's composition students.
December
Messe, an Ordinary Day is articulated around two texts : the ritual text of the ceremony and the words of Laurence, a young woman, driftig, drug addict, inspired by Jean-Michel Carré's documentary "Galères de femmes". Those two texts plays on contrasts, as one uses a collective speak, vehement, crushing, full of certainty, against an individual speach, modest, human and disposable.
November
In 2018, Multilatérale is putting forward composer Yann Robin, artistic director of the ensemble, through its international tours.
He will accompany the ensemble and give a serie of workshops to Thai composers. The instrumentists will give master class to Russian musicians and composers.
In 2018, Multilatérale is putting forward composer Yann Robin, artistic director of the ensemble, through its international tours.
He will accompany the ensemble and give a serie of workshops to Thai composers. The instrumentists will give master class to Russian musicians and composers..
October
Symétriades/Extensions takes is a work with three correlated focus: performance, sound and visual. The poetic universe of this project is directly inspired by Stanislas Lem’s science fiction novel Solaris. Solaris is a planet orbiting around two suns with its whole surface covered by an ocean of protoplasmic matter. A total enigma for the scientists studying it for more than a century.
The central scene originated in an image from the TV news: Margaret Thatcher's visit to Augusto Pinochet in 1999 in an apartment in London during the pre-trial detention of the old dictator accused of a crime against humanity. The relationship between the two of them goes back to there alliance during the Malouines war in 1982 that followed the occupation of those islands by Argentinian military who had made disappear thirty thousand people in that murderous conflict.
Symétriades/Extensions takes is a work with three correlated focus: performance, sound and visual. The poetic universe of this project is directly inspired by Stanislas Lem’s science fiction novel Solaris. Solaris is a planet orbiting around two suns with its whole surface covered by an ocean of protoplasmic matter. A total enigma for the scientists studying it for more than a century.
September
Les métaboles, along with musicians of Multilatérale, conducted Léo Warynski will perform this classic of the du italian master, Luigi Nono during festival Musica.
July
From composition to creation
The Altitude University welcome every year ten young composers from all over the world. Selection is made upon application. Professors conduct seminars, workshops and individually tailored classes. Specially written for the Ensemble Multilatérale, the student’s pieces are rehearsed and played by the Ensemble at the yearly session’s final two concerts
June
This new project was born out of a common desire to unite the Ensemble Multilatérale and the Orchestre National de Jazz ONJ in a singular creation situated at a crossroads where ambitions are placed in a single dynamic process: the quest for the unprecedented. Raphaël Cendo, a French composer living in Berlin, has long been a loyal companion of Multilatérale, and musically he has been marked by the concept of saturation, which also has strong resonances within the ONJ’s own musical orientations.
Bedroom mystery and living pictures.
Almost fifty years after its controversial creation, its experimental form and the boldness of its libretto make of this Passion a work like no other. Inspired by Justine and the Story of Juliette de Sade, and a sonnet from Louise Labé, poetess of the XVIth century, this contemporary opera follows a variety of scenes as a dive into love and lust.
In 2018, Multilatérale is putting forward composer Yann Robin, artistic director of the ensemble, through its international tours.
He will accompany the ensemble and give a serie of workshops to Thai composers. The instrumentists will give master class to Thai musicians and composers.
May
In 2018, Multilaterale is putting forward composer Yann Robin, artistic director of the ensemble, through its international tours.
He will accompany the ensemble and give a serie of workshops to Thai composers. The instrumentists will give master class to Thai musicians and composers.
In 2018, Multilatérale is putting forward composer Yann Robin, artistic director of the ensemble, through its international tours.
He will accompany the ensemble and give a serie of workshops to Thai composers. The instrumentists will give master class to Thai musicians and composers.
Bedroom mystery and living pictures.
Almost fifty years after its controversial creation, its experimental form and the boldness of its libretto make of this Passion a work like no other. Inspired by Justine and the Story of Juliette de Sade, and a sonnet from Louise Labé, poetess of the XVIth century, this contemporary opera follows a variety of scenes as a dive into love and lust.
This opera composed by Yann Robin, will also celebrate the reunion of the brilliant director Arthur Nauzyciel and writer Yannick Haenel after Jan Karski (mon nom est une fiction). The sensual density of emotions and memories.
This opera composed by Yann Robin, will also celebrate the reunion of the brilliant director Arthur Nauzyciel and writer Yannick Haenel after Jan Karski (mon nom est une fiction). The sensual density of emotions and memories.
March
Throughout the year, soloists from the Ensemble MULTILATÉRALE will give Master classes on the most advanced instrumental technics to composers and instrumentalists from Gennevilliers Conservatoire. Every soloist will close its master class by a recital.
December
Programme Master Class Alain Billard
Programme :
Edison Denisov, Sonate
Bruno Mantovani, Bug
Unsuk Chin (le solo de clarinette basse tiré de son Opéra Alice aux pays des merveilles)
Joli Yuasa, Clarinet solitude
Pierre Boulez, Domaines
plus une pièce à définir
November
Bedroom mystery and living pictures.
Almost fifty years after its controversial creation, its experimental form and the boldness of its libretto make of this Passion a work like no other. Inspired by Justine and the Story of Juliette de Sade, and a sonnet from Louise Labé, poetess of the XVIth century, this contemporary opera follows a variety of scenes as a dive into love and lust.
Bedroom mystery and living pictures.
Almost fifty years after its controversial creation, its experimental form and the boldness of its libretto make of this Passion a work like no other. Inspired by Justine and the Story of Juliette de Sade, and a sonnet from Louise Labé, poetess of the XVIth century, this contemporary opera follows a variety of scenes as a dive into love and lust.
Bedroom mystery and living pictures.
Almost fifty years after its controversial creation, its experimental form and the boldness of its libretto make of this Passion a work like no other. Inspired by Justine and the Story of Juliette de Sade, and a sonnet from Louise Labé, poetess of the XVIth century, this contemporary opera follows a variety of scenes as a dive into love and lust.
Bedroom mystery and living pictures.
Almost fifty years after its controversial creation, its experimental form and the boldness of its libretto make of this Passion a work like no other. Inspired by Justine and the Story of Juliette de Sade, and a sonnet from Louise Labé, poetess of the XVIth century, this contemporary opera follows a variety of scenes as a dive into love and lust.
October
In partnership with IRCAM, Multilatérale's soloists: Antoine Maisonhaute, Alain Billard, Hélène Colombotti and Raphaël Duchateau will play in Guanajato, Mexico, as part of the Cervantino Festival. Through a series of solo pieces with electronic, from Pierre Boulez, Yan Maresz and Raphael Cendo, they will introduce to two generation of French composers to the Mexican public.
"In this project, the audience will be invited to sense the existing connections between contemporary music, dance and digital creations, leading them through a poetic journey where the imagination will be allowed to wander inside a collective experience."
Jonathan Schatz, choreographer
September
Bedroom mystery and living pictures.
Almost fifty years after its controversial creation, its experimental form and the boldness of its libretto make of this Passion a work like no other. Inspired by Justine and the Story of Juliette de Sade, and a sonnet from Louise Labé, poetess of the XVIth century, this contemporary opera follows a variety of scenes as a dive into love and lust.
Since 1983, the Voix Nouvelles program has offered a top-level composition session at which young composers receive guidance from internationally renowned composers and have their music performed by the finest ensembles. The training they receive here has often been extended by professional support in the form of commissions, residencies, and exchanges.
Since 1983, the Voix Nouvelles programme has offered a top-level composition session at which young composers receive guidance from internationally renowned composers and have their music performed by the finest ensembles. The training they receive here has often been extended by professional support in the form of commissions, residencies and exchanges.
Since 1983, the Voix Nouvelles programme has offered a top-level composition session at which young composers receive guidance from internationally renowned composers and have their music performed by the finest ensembles. The training they receive here has often been extended by professional support in the form of commissions, residencies and exchanges.
Since 1983, the Voix Nouvelles programme has offered a top-level composition session at which young composers receive guidance from internationally renowned composers and have their music performed by the finest ensembles. The training they receive here has often been extended by professional support in the form of commissions, residencies and exchanges.
July
From composition to creation
The Altitude University welcome every year ten young composers from all over the world. Selection is made upon application. Professors conduct seminars, workshops and individually tailored classes. Specially written for the Ensemble Multilatérale, the student’s pieces are rehearsed and played by the Ensemble at the yearly session’s final two concerts
June
For the second year and under the impulse of the French Institute in Indonesia, Multilatérale will be touring Indonesia and Thailand. Meeting composers and students will be the core of this adventure as master-classes and concerts will unfold through Jakarta, Surabaya, Yogyakarta, Bangkok and Chiang Mai.
May
For the second year and under the impulse of the French Institute in Indonesia, Multilatérale will be touring Indonesia and Thailand. Meeting composers and students will be the core of this adventure as master-classes and concerts will unfold through Jakarta, Surabaya, Yogyakarta, Bangkok and Chiang Mai.
For the second year and under the impulse of the French Institute in Indonesia, Multilatérale will be touring Indonesia and Thailand. Meeting composers and students will be the core of this adventure as master-classes and concerts will unfold through Jakarta, Surabaya, Yogyakarta, Bangkok and Chiang Mai.
For the second year and under the impulse of the French Institute in Indonesia, Multilatérale will be touring Indonesia and Thailand. Meeting composers and students will be the core of this adventure as master-classes and concerts will unfold through Jakarta, Surabaya, Yogyakarta, Bangkok and Chiang Mai.
For the second year and under the impulse of the French Institute in Indonesia, Multilatérale will be touring Indonesia and Thailand. Meeting composers and students will be the core of this adventure as master-classes and concerts will unfold through Jakarta, Surabaya, Yogyakarta, Bangkok and Chiang Mai.
For the second year and under the impulse of the French Institute in Indonesia, Multilatérale will be touring Indonesia and Thailand. Meeting composers and students will be the core of this adventure as master-classes and concerts will unfold through Jakarta, Surabaya, Yogyakarta, Bangkok and Chiang Mai.
For the second year and under the impulse of the French Institute in Indonesia, Multilatérale will be touring Indonesia and Thailand. Meeting composers and students will be the core of this adventure as master-classes and concerts will unfold through Jakarta, Surabaya, Yogyakarta, Bangkok and Chiang Mai.
What is the music composers of today are writing? Every day of the week, the "Alla Breve" gives us an answer to that question.
Throughout the week you will discover a new composer by way of a musical puzzle that will finaly be whole again on sunday. "Alla Breve" invites you to witness, step by step, the writing process of a new piece. An open window on the music of today.
April
It is through the art galleries of Paris that soloists of the Ensemble MULTILATÉRALE will wander one after another in the coming seasons. The first stage of this itinerant itinerary will take us into the gallery 24b.
March
Residencies are always a moment of special importance in term of creation but also for the privileged encounters between the composers and the audience it provides.
This year, Yann Robin and Hèctor Parra are invited : two composers, two different sonic worlds to discover throughout the season.
February
Bedroom mystery and living pictures.
Almost fifty years after its controversial creation, its experimental form and the boldness of its libretto make of this Passion a work like no other. Inspired by Justine and the Story of Juliette de Sade, and a sonnet from Louise Labé, poetess of the XVIth century, this contemporary opera follows a variety of scenes as a dive into love and lust.
For the upcoming seasons, Multilatérale's soloists will stroll across the Parisian art galleries. First stop in this journey : the 24B gallery. The program of this recital, result of discussions between the soloists and the curator, will make works of art from the sonic world echo those from the visual world.
It is through the art galleries of Paris that soloists of the Ensemble MULTILATÉRALE will wander one after another in the coming seasons. The first stop ib this itinerant itinerary will take us into the gallery 24b.
Throughout the year, soloists from the Ensemble MULTILATÉRALE will give Master classes on the most advanced instrumental technics to composers and instrumentalists from Gennevilliers Conservatoire. Every soloist will close its master class by a recital.
January
To launch its residency, officially starting in September 2017, at the new Noisy-le-Sec Conservatoire, soloists from Multilatérale will hold educational actions in clarinet and saxophones classes as early as January 2017 that will rich its climax with a concert from the ensemble.
December
It is through the art galleries of Paris that soloists of the Ensemble MULTILATÉRALE will wander one after another in the coming seasons.
The first stage of this itinerant itinerary will take us into the gallery 24b.
November
Throughout the year, soloists from the Ensemble MULTILATÉRALE will give Master classes on the most advanced instrumental technics to composers and instrumentalists from Gennevilliers Conservatoire. Every soloist will close its master class by a recital.
July
From composition to creation
The Altitude University welcome every year ten young composers from all over the world. Selection is made upon application. Professors conduct seminars, workshops and individually tailored classes. Specially written for the Ensemble Multilatérale, the student’s pieces are rehearsed and played by the Ensemble at the yearly session’s final two concerts
April
Devant 300 invités, l’ensemble Multilatérale et les Métaboles ont interprété avec talents les œuvres inédites inspirées du psaume 110 composées par les six finalistes en lice.
A l’issue du concert, le public et les membres du jury ont voté pour nommer les lauréats du Prix du jury et du Prix du public.
Stanislav Makovsky a reçu le Prix du jury avec « Dixit Dominus Domino meo ». Puis, Daniel Campbell a été récompensé par le public pour son œuvre « Et in Saecula Saeculorum ».
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World premiere
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World première