Weekend no.1 : 17-18 June
Powered by creation, desires and future projects, encounters and relationships woven on the territory for all these years, this first weekend invites you into the life of Epicentre...
SATURDAY, 17 JUNE
10h / Morning early childhood around Miniature
Solo de Lê Quan Ninh
A listening moment to share with family with the smallest and the greatest.
3-5 p.m. /
Launch of the OTRSON (OrchesTre de la Resourcerie SONore)
Discovery and practice workshop to launch this amateur orchestra.
6 p.m. / Official opening
Speech and appetizer
8:30 p.m. / Concert
With Martine Altenburger, Fabrice Charles, Géraldine Keller, Lê Quan Ninh and Nadia Lëna.
To the programme:
Polizeitrieb by Carola Bauckholt
One point to another by Théo Mérigeau
Taiagaru by Giacinto Scelsi
Wind Shadows by Alvin Lucier
Improvisation
SUNCH 18 JUNE
10 a.m.-1 p.m. /
It's Sunday Morning!
Discover and visit Épicentre thanks to a sound path imagined in the spaces and punctuated with readings shared by Michel Parot and Lê Quan Ninh.
3pm /
Walk to Persephone Gardens in Pionnat
Listening to the landscape and meeting people around in-situ sound and musical proposals with Hélène Fauchère and Martine Altenburger.
To the programme:
As imperceptibly as Grief by Jürg Frey (for single vote)
An ocean beyond earth by Liza Lim (for cello alone)
And during the two days...
Large tables and deckchairs allow you to sit down to picnic, drink a drink, take a nap, chat...
We meet there, Epicentre tells each other.
Rdv for these two days in Epicentre Church Square in Jarnages (behind the Shower Baths)
Weekend #2: 23-25 June
The fruit of the relationship with the musician and composer Théo Mérigeau – working in contemporary writings and developing a deep interest in Balinese music – this second weekend invites you to discover a music between tradition and creation.
FRIDAY, 23 JUNE
in Jarnages, in the village
16h / Departure of the halls
16:30 / Party Hall
Show in walking distance
Dandaka Forest
Among the projects built and shared with the partners in the territory this year, a project was born with the Jarnages School around music and the practice of gamelan, an iconic instrument of Indonesia.
With four artists from Pantcha Indra, all the children and teachers at the school created this show combining music, dance and puppetry.
These projects received special support from ONDA and the Indonesian Embassy.
SATURDAY, 24 JUNE
in Moutier d'Ahun
9pm / Abbey Garden
In partnership with La Métive, as part of the celebration
Calonarang
Driven by 26 artists from the Pantcha Indra Cie, this new show of shadow theatre and dance immerse us in the great tradition of Indonesian epic. Accompanied by the ensemble Puspawarna playing on a Balinese gamelan, the dancers and narrator content us with the story of Calonarang, queen of the Dirah forest.
SUNCH 25 JUNE
at Jarnages
11h / Spike
The Gamelan, between tradition and creation
Ltogether Puspawarna composed of his 20 musicians offers us a discovery of Balinese gamelan, mixing with traditional music, some more contemporary pieces by Balinese composer Krishna Sutedja.
FREE (both weekends)
For further information
and/or reservation (advised but not mandatory)
06 73 11 61 07 or 06 32 23 62 33
contact@epicentre.eu or territoire@epicentre.eu