NATURAL HISTORY, MINERAL WORLD
Presentation Programmation & distribution VideoThe cycle of Regnums by Mauro Lanza (1975) and Andrea Valle concludes with the world premiere of Regnum lapideum, the mineral kingdom, the last category of the trinity of Nature according to the classification of the Swedish botanist Carl Linnaeus (1707-1778). Three kingdoms in Nature: two living, one inorganic.
Facing this static world, the German Martin Grütter (1983) and the Frenchman Frédéric Verrières (1968) introduce movement. The former dynamites the tradition of dance music and its truisms by pulling it towards St Vitus's dance, a pathological de-synchronisation of the human body. The latter stages La Valse, a danced black whirl of the imperial court, in an in situ rewriting of the Ravelian universe.
Duration / 1 h 00
Production 2e2m / Coproduction La Muse en Circuit, Centre national de création musicale.
With the support of Conservatoire à rayonnement régional de Paris and SPEDIDAM
Concert recorded by France Musique
Mauro Lanza / Andrea Valle
Regnum lapideum
world premiere
ensemble & electromechanical objects
Martin Grütter
Veitstanz
french premiere
canned performer & ensemble
Une cour impériale vers 1855...
création française de la nouvelle version
ensemble
Pierre Roullier conductor
La Muse en Circuit computer technology
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