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Thierry Miroglio percussion recital



Ichiro Nodaira (1953) Coups en deuil for percussion and electronics (2017, 13’ ca.) world premiere of the complete version - commissioned by La Biennale di Venezia
José Miguel Fernández (1973) Isotopy  for percussion and electronics (2017, 18’) world premiere - commissioned by La Biennale di Venezia
Shuya Xu (1961) Paysage d’hiver II  for solo percussion (2017, 7’ ca.) world premiere - commissioned by La Biennale di Venezia
Zhang Xiaofu (1954) Nuo Ri Lang multimedia symphony for percussion and electronics (1996/2016, 15’) Italian premiere
Thierry Miroglio percussion
José Miguel Fernández live electronics

 

Thierry Miroglio presents a perspective covering East and West. His concert features the Italian premiere of the multimedia opera Nuo Ri Lang by Xiaofu Zhang (considered the most important Chinese composer of electronic music) and the world premieres by composers Ichiro Nodaira from Japan, Shuya Xu from China and José Miguel Fernández from Chile.

Description

This recital brings together percussion, electronics, visual and digital arts and represents a journey across the music of Asia today, as well as a bridge between East and West, between tradition and modernity. Pulsing tempos, extended and contracted in space, are Ichiro Nodaira’s focus; his use of instruments and electronics, the subdivisions and layering in real time evoke the image of Pierre Boulez in the background. In his piece, José Miguel Fernández connects East and West in a sometimes meditative, sometimes frenetic ritual voyage in which the gestures of the performer are captured and transformed in real time to modulate the sound of the percussion. Shuya Xu and Xiaofu Zhang draw on aspects of the nature and culture of their native land. The former translates the colour contrasts of a winter landscape by associating the warm sounds of the wood in the marimba with the metal of the cymbals and crotales. The latter transcribes the sounds and visual impressions of his travels to Tibet: intense and powerful music supported by electronics and by video images as brightly coloured and impressive as the richness of Tibet’s spirituality and culture.

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