Name: Addai Trio
Start: 2024-03-07T20:30:00+01:00
Location: carretes, 47

Addai Trio

Carretes47

carretes, 47

Màxim risc i màxima fragilitat! La presència encisadora del baile de Sònia Sánchez combinada amb la passió que defineix l'experimentada contrabaixista Joëlle Léandre i el gust per l'inesperat que aporta el percusionista Ivo Sans, fan de l'espectacle d'Addai Trio, un viatge fascinant per terres desconegudes. És clar, desconegudes també per ells mateixos! I només un gran coneixement i domini de la seva veu, cadascú de la seva, els permet no defallir en aquesta meravellosa exploració. Prepareu-vos per viure el goig que acompanya les grans troballes!

Joëlle Léandre (Aix-en-Provence, 1951) is a French contrabassist, composer and improviser. In 1976, she was awarded the « Creative Associate of Arts », a one year grant to work in Buffalo, New York, with Morton Feldman. Joëlle Léandre is a laureat of the Villa Médicis “Hors les Murs” program which provided an opportunity to live and work in New York for a year (1981). She was also a recipient of the DAAD Scholarship (Deutscher Akademischer Austauschdienst - 1990) an artist-in-residence program and the Villa Kujoyama Scholarship (Kyoto, Japan 1998). In 2002, 2004 and 2006, Joëlle Léandre was a visiting professor of composition and improvisation and the Darius Milhaud Chair at Mills College in Oakland, California. Léandre’s work spans the globe. Her creative and performance activities, both solo and ensemble, have led her to the most prestigious European, American and Asian scenes. She has worked with Merce Cuningham, Morton Feldman, John Cage, and Giacinto Scelsi, Philippe Fenelon, Philippe Hersant, Steve Lacy, José Luis Campana, Betsy Jolas and Aldo Clementi. At ease with contemporary music ensembles, she has performed with L’Itineraire, L’Ensemble Intercontemporain and 2E2M in Paris. She has also collaborated with the greatest names in jazz and improvisation such as Derek Bailey, Anthony Braxton, George Lewis, Evan Parker, Irene Schweizer, William Parker, Barre Phillips, Pascal Contet, Hamid Drake, Steve Lacy, Lauren Newton, Peter Kowald, Urs Leimgruber, Mat Maneri, Roy Campbell, Fred Frith, John Zorn, Mark Naussef, Marilyn Crispell, India Cooke ... About forty composers have composed for the bass, and several scores have been dedicated to her. In contemporary dance, she has been approached by choreographers and dancers such as Yano, Dominique Boivin, Mathilde Monnier, Elsa Wolliaston and Josef Nadj. Joëlle Léandre has recorded more than 180 albums. Her book, A Voix basse, is a collection of interviews with Franck Médioni (MF, 2008). This book was translated into English at Kadima (Israel).She was named “Chevalier de l’Ordre National du Mérite“ and most recently “Chevalier de l’ordre des Art et des Lettres” (France). Ivo Sans (Barcelona, 1976) is a self-taught visual artist and musician. Markedly anti-academic in his approach, he moved to Brussels in 2002 to work and experiment with a variety of musical groups and multidisciplinary artists such as Ilan Manouach, Michel Massot, Zahava Seewald, Erik Vermeulen, and Marc Ribot, among many others. In 2004, he met Japanese gallerist Kitai Yasuo, and together they exhibited Sans' work in Tokyo in 2006 and 2011. When he returned to Barcelona in 2009, he collaborated with various musical ensembles and individuals, such as the Free Art Ensemble (FAE), SAI with Sònia Sánchez and Agustí Fernández, and he formed his own quartet, ISCCJMKMB. They've released four albums, the latest being Pragmata in 2017. In Barcelona, Sans has shown his art in venues such as the Santa Mònica Art Centre, which dedicated a solo exhibition to him in 2015, showcasing a retrospective of his work from the late '90s to the present. He's known for his eclectic approach to sound exploration, and his latest project, an uncategorizable performance entitled Standing and Sitting, blurs the line between music and visual art. He's performed the piece at the Fundació Joan Miró, programmed by L’Auditori de Barcelona in their Sampler Series. He has also appeared at the Mixtur Festival in Barcelona (10th edition, 2021), which focuses on new music. Sonia Sánchez (Sabadell, 1974) Dancer from flamenco and the Japanese body weather dance. She began her research between the attitude of the flamenco rhythm and the organic speed of body weather in 2001. In 2004, free music was added to her empirical path and since then she has dedicated herself every day to exploring all these horizons. She is currently working with musicians from the free music scene in Barcelona, Europe and Japan, such as pianist Agustí Fernández, guitarist Nuno Rebelo. She graduated in 1992 as a Spanish dance teacher. Since then, her research, from flamenco, body weather and improvisation in sonorities and narration in her dance, lead her to give workshops in Mexico City, Seoul, Chicago, among others. Keep working from the lands of Montseny with the desire to continue transmitting what you discover.

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