Presented by the Laptop Orchestra at UI
Jean-François Charles, director
The Ensemble Accroche Note
Françoise Kubler, soprano
Armand Angster, clarinet
Christophe Beau, violoncello
Wilhem Latchoumia, piano
Reading Session
Thursday, April 25, 2019 at 4:30 to 8:30pm in the Concert Hall
Concert
Saturday, April 27, 2019 at 7:30p in the Concert Hall
Threads of the Moment, for voice, bass clarinet, cello & piano | Rebecca PAPE [BIO] |
Link, for voice, clarinet, cello, piano | Jinwon KIM [BIO] |
| Nima Hamidi, conductor |
Passacaglia, Movement III, for voice, bass clarinet, cello & amplified piano | Alexander TOTH [BIO] |
| Nima Hamidi, conductor |
Feel a Brain Erase, for cello solo | Will YAGER |
Mi Sheberach, for voice, clarinet, cello & piano | Tyler KATZ [BIO] |
Cipher Entropic, for clarinet, cello & piano | Joseph NORMAN [BIO] |
| Nima Hamidi, conductor |
Nocturne, for clarinet, cello & piano | Hongwei CAI [BIO] |
Extreme Metal Study, for quartet, with virtual drum set | Carlos COTALLO SOLARES [BIO] |
Meiyan, for voice, clarinet, cello & piano | Wenxin LI [BIO] |
Performer
Ensemble Accroche Note
Accroche Note is an ensemble of soloists formed around the soprano Françoise Kubler and clarinettist Armand Angster. Their aim is to lead in the promotion of today's music through a variety of mediums and genres. The programme of each concert dictates the number of musicians who constitute the ensemble. The flexibility of the group, from solo musician to large chamber ensemble, allows them to tackle varying projects; from the historical pages of the classical repertoire to instrumental and vocal literature of the 20th and 21st century. Other projects centre around improvisation through jazz and other improvised traditions. For several years now, the ensemble have developed a policy of commissioning music and working in direct collaboration with composers. Recent premieres given by Accroche Note include works by Pascal Dusapin, Pierre Joldowski, Luis Naon, Alberto Posadas, Philippe Manoury, Marco-Antonio Perez-Ramirez, Ivan Fedele, Zad Moultaka and Bruno Mantovani.
