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Music Catalogue 2021 SUMMARY ELECTRONIC MUSIC p.04 CONTEMPORARY DANCE p.06 JAZZ p.12 OPERA p.14 CLASSICAL p.25 MUSIC DOCUMENTARY p.37 WORLD MUSIC p.40 4K CONCERTS p.42 3 4 The Sonar Festival ZSAMM ISAAC DELUSION LENGTH: LENGTH: 50’ 53’ DIRECTOR: DIRECTOR: SÉBASTIEN BERGÉ ERIC MICHAUD PRODUCER: PRODUCER: Les Films Jack Fébus Les Films Jack Fébus COPRODUCER: COPRODUCER: ARTE France M_Media COPYRIGHT: COPYRIGHT: 2018 2018 Live concert Live concert ARTIST NATIONALITY: ARTIST NATIONALITY: Slovenia, Austria France 27.10.22 07.09.22 Watch the video Watch the video 5 6 Contemporary dance MONUMENTS IN MOTION MONUMENTS IN MOTION SCREWS AND STONES I REMEMBER SAYING GOODBYE LENGTH: LENGTH: 11’ 11’ DIRECTOR: DIRECTOR: GAËTAN CHATAIGNER TOMMY PASCAL PRODUCER: PRODUCER: Les Films Jack Fébus Les Films Jack Fébus COPRODUCERS: COPRODUCERS: Centre des mouve- Centre des mouve- ments nationaux ments nationaux COPYRIGHT: COPYRIGHT: 2020 2019 LANGUAGE AVAILABLE: LANGUAGE AVAILABLE: Live concert Live concert 18.02.29 11.06.24 Watch the video Watch the video Choreography by Alexander Vantournhout Choreography by Christian and François Ben Aïm From the SCREWS performance At the Sainte Chapelle at La Conciergerie de Paris. Performers: Music : Nils Frahm Christien Ben Aïm Dancers : Josse De Broeck, Petra Steindl, Emmi François Ben Aïm Väisänen, Hendrik Van Maele, Alexander Vantournhout, Louis Gillard Felix Zech Piers Faccini (musician) 7 Contemporary dance MONUMENTS IN MOTION 3X10’ SCENA MADRE* LENGTH: LENGTH: 3x10’ 63’ DIRECTOR: DIRECTOR: YOANN GAREL, JULIA GAT, GAËTAN CHATAIGNER THOMAS LALLIER & SYLVAIN PRODUCER: MARQUET Les Films Jack Fébus PRODUCER: COPRODUCERS: Les Films Jack Fébus CCNN, Le Théâtre de COPRODUCERS: la Ville - Paris, Le lieu France Télévisions, unique - scène nationale Culturebox, M_Media, de Nantes, La Mai- Centre des mouvements son de la Musique de nationaux, Mezzo Nanterre COPYRIGHT: COPYRIGHT: 2018 Watch the video 2018 08.02.23 VARIATIONS SCENA MADRE* Performed by Justine Berthillot and Frédéri Vernier By Ambra Senatore At the Abbaye de la Sauve-Majeure (adapted from the NOOS show) Performers 02.05.28 Matteo Ceccarelli, Lee Davern, Elisa Ferrari, Nordine Hamimouch, Watch the video Laureline Richard, Antoine Roux-Briffaud, Ambra Senatore Lumières Fausto Bonvini PRELJOCAJ MONTMAJOUR Choreography by Angelin Preljocaj Original music: Jonathan Seilman At the Abbaye de Montmajour Sound design: Jonathan Seilman, Ambra Senatore Performers : Déborah Casamatta, Solène Hérault, Light: Fausto Bonvini Anne-Céline Pic-Savary, Luca Cesa, Baptiste Martinez, Costumes: Louise Hochet with Noémie Parsy Alexandre Tondolo Artistic Director : Guillaume Siard 02.05.28 Watch the video DUO Choreography by Emanuel Gat At the Domaine du Palais Royal Performers : Thomas Bradley and Genev- iève Osborne Visual artist : Yfat gat 02.08.28 Watch the video 8 Contemporary dance MONUMENTS IN MOTION MONUMENTS IN MOTION 3X10’ THE GREAT GHOSTS BY YOANN BOURGEOIS LENGTH: LENGTH: 53’ 3x10’ DIRECTOR: DIRECTOR: LOUISE NARBONI STÉPHANE LEBARD, TOMMY PRODUCER: PASCAL, CAROLINE CUTAIA, Les Films Jack Fébus YVAN SCHRECK COPRODUCERS: PRODUCER: France Télévisions, Les Films Jack Fébus Culturebox, M_Media, COPRODUCERS: Centre des mouvements France Télévisions, nationaux, Mezzo, SVT Culturebox, M_Media, International Centre des mouvements COPYRIGHT: nationaux, Mezzo Watch the video 2018 COPYRIGHT: ARTIST NATIONALITY: 2018 France 09.10.22 GIOTTO SOLO By Carolyn Carlson At the Panthéon Creation, staging and scenography: Yoann Bourgeois 09.06.22 Costumes : Sigolène Petey Watch the video Performers HYDRA Prologue : Yurié Tsugawa By Yuval Pick Inertia : Elise Legros & Jean-Yves Phuong The Royal Monastery of Brou Trajectory : Sonia Delbost-Henry Dancers: Balance : Estelle Clément-Béalem & Raphaël Defour Julie Charbonnier Energy : Yoann Bourgeois, Damien Droin, Emilien Janneteau, Lucas Madoka Kobayashi Struna Jérémy Martinez Adrien Martins Music : Franz Schubert Alexander Standard CCN2 – Grenoble National Choreography Center 09.06.21 Watch the video Best Live Performance Capture at the San Francisco Dance Film Festival IN ONE CONTINUOUS BEAT Inspired by Les Transis At Château de Pierrefonds Choreography: Marilén Iglesias Breuker & Luc Petton Best Film at the Dance Screen 2019 Cie Le Guetteur Performers : Pieradolfo Ciulli, Adalberto Fernandez Torres, Aurore Godfroy, Sun-A Lee, Anaïs Michelin 09.08.22 Watch the video 9 Contemporary dance AUGURI BY OLIVIER DUBOIS THE MEMORIES OF A LORD LENGTH: LENGTH: 55’ 58’ DIRECTOR: DIRECTOR: TOMMY PASCAL TOMMY PASCAL PRODUCER: PRODUCER: Les Films Jack Fébus Les Films Jack Fébus COPRODUCERS: COPRODUCERS: Ballet du Nord - Ol- ARTE ivier Dubois, Centre M_Media Chorégraphique Na- COPYRIGHT: tional Roubaix Hauts- 2016 de-France, M_Media ARTIST NATIONALITY: COPYRIGHT: France 2017 01.03.21 Watch the video ARTIST NATIONALITY: Watch the video France 28.02.22 Soloist Sébastien Perrault Dansers Araujo Victor, Bamou Habib, Bayand Roman, Boyer Vianney, “The new hypnotic creation by Olivier Dubois at Chaillot” Brihat Jean Christophe, Catherine Charles, Cecille Tristan, Program Challet Julien, Coltro Fabrice, Da Silva Paulo, Depachtere Choreography and Scenography: Olivier Dubois Fréderic, Dervaux Julien, Di Bella David, Favre Etienne, Musical Creation : François Caffenne Gautier Antoine, Gibert Arnaud, Guy Arnaud, Jeannet Leo, Lighting : Patrick Riou Kern Hervé, Le Floch Patrice, Lebihan Laurent, Lechat Lu- Production : Ballet du Nord Olivier Dubois / Centre chorégraphique dovic, Ledoux Alain, Lelias Yvon, Lesimple Baptiste, Ley- national Roubaix Hauts De France naud Julien, MasFranck, Michel Xavier, Moulin Blaise, Naci- Coproduction : Biennale de la danse de Lyon 2016, Kampnagel Ham- novic Patrick, Pavsic Eric, Petit David, Pichet Frédéric, Pop burg (Germany), Théâtre National de Chaillot Paris, Opéra de Lille, Daniel, Robert Paul, Rogaume Julien, Salomon Romain, Grand Théâtre de Provence Aix-en-Provence, Festival Torino Danza Segura Marlon, Trehel Nicolas, Turpin Denis, Vich Manuel, (Italy) Wissam Ismail 10 Contemporary dance BORDERLINE LENGTH: 70’ DIRECTOR: TOMMY PASCAL PRODUCER: Les Films Jack Fébus COPRODUCERS: Mezzo M_Media COPYRIGHT: 2016 ARTIST NATIONALITY: France 01.03.21 Watch the video Artistic Director Wang Ramirez Dancers Christine Joy Alpuerto Ritter Louis Becker Johanna Faye Kai Gaedtke Mustapha Saïd Lehlouh Sébastien Ramirez Honji Wang And the voices of Chung-Won Wang et Henri Ramirez Composition Jean-Philippe Barrios With the participation of Christophe Isselee Rig coordination Jason Oettlé Lighting and technical direction Cyril Mulon Scenography Paul Bauer Costumes Anna Ramirez 11 12 Jazz BECCA STEVENS BAND JACOB COLLIER LENGTH: LENGTH: 52’ 75’ DIRECTOR: DIRECTOR: Eric Michaud Eric Michaud PRODUCER: PRODUCER: Les Films Jack Fébus Les Films Jack Fébus COPRODUCERS: COPRODUCERS: M_Media France Televisions LANGUAGE AVAILABLE: Mezzo, JAV festival Live concert SVT International COPYRIGHT: LANGUAGE AVAILABLE: 2017 Live concert ARTIST NATIONALITY: COPYRIGHT: USA 2016 Watch the video 17.07.2022 Watch the video ARTIST NATIONALITY: UK 13.07.21 Winner of 2 Grammy Awards in 2017 with “You And I” and “Flintstones” for Best Arrangement, Instrumental or A Cappella NOX.3 LENGTH: 50’ DIRECTOR: Eric Michaud PRODUCER: Les Films Jack Fébus COPRODUCERS: M_Media, JAV festival LANGUAGE AVAILABLE: Live concert COPYRIGHT: 2016 LANGUAGE AVAILABLE: Live concert Watch the video ARTIST NATIONALITY: France 13.07.21 Musicians Rémi Fox, saxophone / sax, FX Matthieu Naulleau, piano, FX Nicolas Fox, batterie / drums 13 14 Opera LA TRAVIATA BORIS GODOUNOV BY GIUSEPPE VERDI BY MODESTE MOUSSORGSKI December 28th, 2020 December 17th and 19th, 2019 at the Gran Teatre del Liceu (Spain) at the Bolshoï Theater (Russia) LENGTH: LENGTH: 171’ 180’ DIRECTOR: DIRECTOR: JEAN-PIERRE LOISIL GUILLAUME KLEIN PRODUCER: PRODUCER: Les Films Jack Fébus Les Films Jack Fébus COPRODUCER: COPRODUCER: Mezzo, Théâtre du Bolchoï MEZZO, GRAN TEATRE DU COPYRIGHT: LICEU, KALISON 2020 COPYRIGHT: LANGUAGE AVAILABLE: 2021 Russian with English, LANGUAGE AVAILABLE: French subtitles Italian ARTIST NATIONALITY: with English and French Russian, Spanish, subtitles American, Italian ARTIST NATIONALITY: Watch the video Watch the video 30.04.34 Russian, Spanish, Italian 30.06.37 ibretto: Francesco Maria Piave Based on Alexander Pushkin’s play of the same name Conductor: Speranza Scappucci Stage director: David McVicar with Orchestra, Chorus, Childrens Choir and Extras Revival: Marie Lambert-Le Bihan Ensemble of the Bolshoi Theatre of Russia Set design and costumes: Tanya McCallin Lighting design: Jennifer Tipton Conductor : Tugan Sokhiev Production: Gran Teatre del Liceu, Scottish Opera (Glasgow), Welsh National Opera (Cardiff) and Teatro Cast : Real (Madrid) with Symphony Orchestra and Chorus of Boris Godunov : Mikhail Kazakov the Liceu Opera Barcelona Xenia, his daughter : Albina Latipova Fyodor, his son : Ekaterina Vorontsova Director of the chorus: Conxita Garcia Xenia’s Nurse : Anastasia Bibicheva Prince Vasily Ivanovich Shuisky : Maxim Paster Cast: Andrei Shchelkalov, secretary to the Duma : Andrei Violetta Valéry : Kristina Mkhitaryan Potaturin Flora Bervoix : Laura Vila Pimen, hermit chronicler : Denis Makarov Aninna : Gemma Coma-Alabert Pretender, the false Dimitri, Grigory Otrepiev : Timofei Giorgio Germont : Giovanni Meoni Dubovitsky Gastone : Antonio Lozano Baró Douphol : Gerardo Bullón Marquès d’Obigny : Tomeu Bibiloni Doctor Grenvil : Felipe Bou UPCOMING JUNE 2021 15 Opera TURANDOT GIOCONDA BY GIACOMO PUCCINI BY AMILCARE PONCHIELLI
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