Alle ore 15.15 La sala Auditorium del Mascagni ospiterà la conferenza sul tema: “IL SUONO RIVELA: La fisarmonica, tra gesto esecutivo e identità musicale” a cura di Patrizia Angeloni, Docente di fisarmonica presso il Conservatorio Statale Ottorino Respighi di Latina. A seguire, alle ore 21.15, RESONANCE concertante, concerto – performance per fisarmoniche, voce e movimento, che vedrà in scena Patrizia Angeloni (fisarmonica e voce) e Ingrid Schorscher (fisarmonica, voce e movimento) con le coreografie della stessa Schorscher e le musiche di S. Bonilauri, J. Cage, G. Aperghis, P. Rotili, H. Lee, M. Toledo, R. Ventimiglia, A. Abbott, F. Poulenc, G. Ligeti.
Inside RESONANCE concertante (concept di Patrizia Angeloni e Ingrid Schorscher)
Il concerto – performance nasce da uno studio sulle relazioni tra le diverse dimensioni percettive attivate dal suono – vocale e strumentale – e il movimento: il Movimento è Suono Inudibile, il Suono è Movimento Invisibile: un gioco di relazioni incrociate tra Suono e Movimento crea visioni e illusioni là dove ogni percezione diventa un atto poetico.
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Resonance concertante at the Mascagni Auditorium of Livorno
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Inside Resonance concertante
Movement is sound that cannot be heard, sound is movement that cannot be seen. It is a game of interlocking relationships between sound and movement which creates visions and illusions, so that everything perceived turns into a poetic act.
Resonance is born out of the desire to deepen the understanding of the different dimensions of perception which are involved in music and movement/dance and scenery. Movement/dance can be perceived as silent sound, sound as an invisible movement.
The music chosen comes mainly from the repertoire of the 20th and 21st centuries. But there are also works that have been created specially for this project (works by (Stefano Bonilauri, Paolo Rotili, Hope Lee, Marcelo Toledo, Roberto Ventimiglia). These often consist of fragments of no more than one – three minutes, with the composers aiming to exploit the full sound palette of the modern accordion as a way of displaying the multi-faceted possibilities of the instrument.
The dramaturgy consists in a precise sequence of pieces – some compositions and others short improvisations, together with speech. Moments of suspense are created through musical parameters, for example pauses, shifts in dynamics, and changes in tempo; these are then taken up by movement, voice and the evolving decor. The actress acts and interacts with the musical structure, coming into “resonance” with it. It is these moments in particular that are likely to make a powerful impression on the public. The essence of music cannot be separated from movement, from a body that lives, pulsates, breathes. The same is true for the musical connections, which cannot be separated from the synergy between the different levels of the senses and the bond between artists and public. The public is invited to feel this “resonance”, to embrace the ambivalence of what is happening, its multiplicity of connections and ramifications, its presence that pulsates – full of contradictions, hesitations, and ultimately dissolution.