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En Quelques Notes… En quelques notes… Bulletin trimestriel de l’Association des Parents d’élèves, Élèves, anciens élèves et amis du CRR de Paris Affiliée à la Fédération Nationale des Associations de Parents d’Elèves de Conservatoire et Ecoles de Musique-FNAPEC APEC-CRR de PARIS 14, rue de Madrid - 75008 PARIS Rentrée 2009-2010 Au sommaire Actualités de l’APEC / Manifestations au CRR : les journées du Violon - Alain Margoni - les spectacles de danse de fin d’année / La biographie : Armand Gatti / Les instruments : le marimba / Lumière sur : Pascal Proust / Hommages aux professeurs : François Carry / Bienvenue au CRR : Philippe Ferro / Examens, guide pratique / La vie des Départements / Classes à double cursus et insertion professionnelle / Auditions, concerts et toutes les nouvelles de l’APEC Boléro LA BOUTIQUE DE LA DANSE 40 RUE DE MOSCOU 75008. PARIS 01 43 87 51 51 Mardi au Vendredi 10h30 à 13h30 / 14h30 à 18h30. samedi 10h30 à 18h FlashDance Magasin spécialisé pour la Danse 17, Rue de la Pépiniere. 75008. Paris tel : 01 42 93 05 71 fax : 01 42 93 77 67 [email protected] Mardi au Samedi 10h-19h 2 En quelques notes – rentrée 2009-2010 Editorial Il faut l’avouer : les mois qui viennent de s’écouler n’ont pas été de tout repos pour l’APEC ni pour l’administration du CRR. Nous avons ainsi été régulière- ment saisis pour les contraintes de locaux (fermeture des studios des Abbesses, exiguïté de la rue de Madrid), la diminution des bourses attribuées aux étu- diants, les difficultés croissantes de logement sur la région parisienne et les , une publication de En quelques notes trop nombreux problèmes d’affectation scolaire pour cette rentrée 2009-2010. l’APEC du CRR de Paris Si à chaque fois, nous avons essayé d’apporter une réponse par une interven- Directeur de la publication tion auprès des administrations compétentes, par une aide matérielle ou un Muriel MAHÉ soutien, ou une médiation, notre pouvoir d’action est directement tiré de nos Secrétariat de rédaction adhérents. Tous ceux d’entre nous qui ont été amenés à œuvrer en ce sens, res- Myrna INSUA-BELFER sortent convaincus de l’importance de fédérer les usagers du CRR au sein d’une Avertissement : le contenu des articles ne re- association la plus large possible. Plus que jamais, la crédibilité d’une associa- flète pas nécessairement l’opinion de l’APEC. tion auprès de ses interlocuteurs, élus, administration de la Ville de Paris, ou des Pour envoyer vos contributions ou vos sug- Ministères, repose avant tout sur sa représentativité. gestions pour le prochain numéro : [email protected] ou [email protected] C’est aussi grâce à ses adhérents, que l’APEC (par l’intermédiaire des mem- Rédaction bres du conseil d’administration) trouve l’énergie nécessaire pour développer APEC : Celine Berard, Michel Dèsnes, Elisa- des projets pour le bénéfice de tous : journal « En quelques notes », nouveau beth Hauvette-Pistorio, Myrna Insua-Belfer, site internet, forum des métiers, conférence etc. Muriel Mahé, Jean-Michel Masson, Chantale Parret, Christine Szersnovicz et Robert Valbon Nous avons besoin de tout le soutien que chacun peut apporter à son niveau et de chaque contribution aux actions menées notamment dans les domaines de CRR : rédactions et contributions de Xavier Delette, Jean-Dominique Krynen, Natalie Mo- l’aide aux jeunes ou de l’appui aux parents. Que vous soyez parents d’élèves, pro- reno, Jean-Claude Févre, Franck Amet, Ma- fesseurs, étudiants, amis du CRR, vous pouvez tous adhérer à l’APEC pour sou- nuel Brossé, François Carry, Jean-Claude tenir ses actions pour l’année à venir. Merci à tous et bonne rentrée ! Cotillard, Virginie Dao, Philippe Ferro, Susanne Gessner, Yves Henry, Virginie Kahn Fréderic MM Macarez, Philippe Macé, Alain Margoni, Marie-Christine Millière Philippe Portejoie, Pas- cal Proust, Jean-Charles Richard, Sabine Ricou, Eric Sammut, François Vion, Khaled Zorgati. Dans ce numéro… Corrections : Céline Bérard et Christine Szersnovicz. Editorial . 3 Mise en page : Muriel MAHÉ Des nouvelles de l’APEC . 4 En quelques notes remercie l’ensemble La rentrée du CRR : le mot du directeur, les nouveaux professeurs . 7 des professeurs et des membres du CRR qui Classes à double cursus : les nouveaux élèves, la salle de classe . 9 ont contribué à l’élaboration de ce numéro ainsi que Mme Sauzet, professeur des écoles. Jeunes – Insertion professionnelle : Pôle supérieur, ESAD . .10 Et remercie particulièrement Marion Maugey Le théâtre : le cycle spécialisé . 12 sans laquelle ce numéro n’aurait pu exister ! Le théâtre - La biographie : Armand Gatti . 13 Photo de couverture : « Prélude et danse - Témoignage : Claude Jade . 14 Variations » - Myrna Insua-Belfer Formation musicale . 15 APEC-C2R Paris Les instruments : le marimba, le vibraphone . 16 14 rue de Madrid – 75008 Paris Département jazz : nouvelles en bref . 20 site internet : www.fnapec.com/c2r Manifestations : les Journées du violon ; prochains évènements . 21 Vous voulez nous joindre, poser une ques- Guide pratique : aborder sereinement les examens et concours musicaux . 24 tion, nous transmettre une information ? Lumière sur : Pascal Proust . 29 écrivez-nous par e-mail : [email protected] La danse : spectacles, Toufic Farroukh, la méthode Alexander . 32 déposez vos courriers aux accueils du CRR La danse - In mémoriam : Merce Cunnigham, Pina Bausch . 37 (rue de Madrid ou aux Abbesses) en préci- sant « pour l’APEC du CRR » Hommage à nos professeurs : François Carry . 38 Bienvenue au CRR : Philippe Ferro . 41 venez nous rencontrer à la permanence les vendredis de 14h30 à 17h30 (sur rendez-vous Evénement : Concerto giocoso (création mondiale au CRR) . 43 les autres jours de la semaine), 1er étage, rue Belles réussites . 44 Madrid - [email protected] Musique au CRR . 45 En quelques notes – rentrée 2009-2010 3 Des nouvelles de l’APEC Au cours de ce troisième trimestre, les activités de l’APEC ont été orientées autour de deux axes : les temps forts de la FNAPEC qui se sont tenus au CRR de Paris, et les examens. Mais nos activités se sont poursuivies également durant l’été : mobilisés auprès des familles inquiètes pour leurs enfants sans affectation en lycée pour la rentrée, nous les avons accompagnés jusqu’à une issue satisfaisante. Petit inventaire des temps forts 2008-2009 53ème congrès de la FNAPEC au CRR C’est encore une année encore bien remplie qui s’est achevée par le Profitant du fait que le 53ème Congrès de la FNAPEC, placé sous la Pré- pot de fin d’année du mois de juin. Retour sur les manifestations sidence de Claire Crézé, se déroulait au CRR de Paris, l’APEC avait of- que nous avons organsiées ou auxquelles nous avons pris une part fert leur participation à ceux des adhérents qui souhaitaient y assister. active : La soixantaine de congressistes, parmi lesquels de nombreux franci- participation aux réunions d’accueil des nouveaux parents organi- liens, ont été accueillis par Xavier Delette avant de travailler au sein sée par l’administration du CRR (sept.) d’ateliers thématiques : les assurances, le rayonnement des conser- réunion de rentrée pour les parents (sept.) vatoires, les cursus, le bénévolat etc. Ces ateliers, bien que trop observateurs-scrutateurs dans les concours d’entrée et les examens courts, ont été très appréciés. La table ronde qui réunissait Gene- de fin d’année (mai/juin et sept./oct.) viève Meley-Othoniel (Ministère de la Culture), Jean-Yves Fouque- ray, nouveau président de Conservatoire de France (et directeur du moment convivial autour de la traditionnelle galette des rois pour CRD de Vannes) accompagné de Catherine Baubin (directrice du fêter la nouvelle année (janv.) CRC de Rezé) autour de Claire Crézé, fut riche et animée. réunion d’information sur l’orientation en fin de 3ème à l’intention des parents et avec la participation des proviseurs des lycées par- Après les assemblées générales, nous avons pu profiter d’un mo- tenaires du CRR (janv.) ment musical offert par la classe de musique de chambre de Pascal Proust : au programme, le Nonet de Spohr a permis d’entendre une conférence organisée par l’APEC (février) : « Les ballets russes de palette relativement large d’instrumentistes du CRR. La qualité d'in- Serge Diaghilev (1909-1925) ou le triomphe de la couleur de De- terprétation, l'enthousiasme et la générosité des jeunes étaient une bussy à Picasso » fois encore au rendez-vous. organisation du Forum des Métiers (mars) Ce congrès a également été l’occasion pour ceux d’entre nous qui participation à l’organisation du concours de la FNAPEC «Musiques avaient eu l’occasion au cours des dernières années de travailler avec d’Ensemble» (avril) Claire Crézé, de saluer le chemin parcouru grâce à elle. C’est avec re- participation au congrès de la FNAPEC au CRR de Paris (mai) gret que nous nous sommes résolus à la voir partir, mais également rendez-vous convivial de fin d’année (juin) avec admiration face à son intransigeance vis-à-vis de ses propres valeurs : elle ne pouvait envisager de prolonger son mandat alors Merci à tous ceux adhérents, administration, professeurs qui ont per- qu’elle-même n’avait plus d’enfant en conservatoire. mis que ces événements voient le jour et se déroulent de manière sa- tisfaisante. Et merci également d’avoir été nombreux à répondre Nous souhaitons bonne chance à Suzy Marceau, présidente de présents à ces rendez-vous ! l’Union régionale de PACA, qui relève le défi de lui succéder. Une rentrée des classes sous haute tension Plus de 20 élèves du CRR ont dû patienter jusqu’à la rentrée pour connaître leur lycée d’affectation. Une situation d’angoisse extrême pour les familles et intolérable pour l’APEC qui s’est très tôt mobilisée pour leur venir en aide. L’occasion de remettre à plat les procédures d’affectation en seconde pour les années à venir.
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