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Du Lundi 23 Au Vendredi 27 Juin Domaine Privé John Zorn Roch-Olivier Maistre, Président du Conseil d’administration Laurent Bayle, Directeur général Du lundi 23 au vendredi 27 juin Domaine privé John Zorn Vous avez la possibilité de consulter les notes de programme en ligne, 2 jours avant chaque concert, à l’adresse suivante : www.cite-musique.fr JOHN ZORN.indd 1 17/06/08 11:21:50 Domaine privé John Zorn Du lunDi 23 au VenDreDi 27 juin Le sixième sens LUNDI 23 JUIN – 20H Marc Ribot, guitare veNDReDI 27 JUIN – 20H Jamie Saft, claviers Trublion. insaisissable. Provocateur. nuancé. Méticuleux, attentif au moindre détail, à la moindre Necrophiliac Erik Friedlander, violoncelle Magick Ésotérique. Déterminé. expérimental. nuance. le voir diriger au doigt et à l’œil une Trevor Dunn, basse Perfectionniste. artiste. Charismatique. Bâtisseur. formation au sein de laquelle il ne joue pas est un Mike Patton, voix Ikue Mori, électronique 777 rassembleur. Franc-tireur… Quelques-unes des moment de pure musique : tout s’entend à partir de Fred Frith, guitare Joey Baron, batterie facettes qui esquissent le portrait cubiste de john ses intentions exprimées, de sa gestuelle. ludique, John Zorn, saxophone Kenny Wollesen, batterie Fred Sherry, violoncelle Zorn. Violente ou festive, d’une extrême sensualité implacable, passionnée. Cyro Baptista, percussions Michael Nicolas, violoncelle ou glaçant le sang, osant la mise à nu de la mélodie Painkiller John Zorn, direction, saxophone Erik Friedlander, violoncelle et l’évidence d’un groove, plongeant dans des les cinq soirées qui composent le Domaine privé textures électrisantes touffues ou explorant des john Zorn sont à prendre comme l’expression des John Zorn, saxophone Gri-Gri zones acoustiques improbables… Quelques-unes des cinq sens. Cinq angles d’un autoportrait cubiste, Bill Laswell, basse directions que peut prendre sa musique. D’un jour à forcément cubiste, pour évoquer Marguerite Duras, Mick Harris, batterie JeUDI 26 JUIN – 20H William Winant, 13 batteries l’autre, d’un projet à l’autre. et parfois d’une minute à qui il a dédié l’une de ses musiques de chambre… SaLLE PLEyEL à l’autre. le toucher pour la variété de la palette et des Sortilège timbres sollicités au cours de la soirée dédiée aux Masada Book Two: The Book of Pour approcher john Zorn, être prêt à tout. musiques de chambre du Zorn-compositeur (le 27 MARDI 24 JUIN – 20H Angels Michael Lowenstern, clarinette basse Musicalement, esthétiquement, idéologiquement. juin). la vue, avec la soirée consacrée aux musiques anthony Burr, clarinette basse Car le garçon ne se plie à aucun système. Ou alors à de films, son laboratoire permanent de compositions The Dreamers Masada String Trio celui qui consiste à n’en avoir aucun. Si Zorn était un dénudées, de textures sensuelles et de castings .·. (fay çe que vouldras) peintre, il serait à la fois dada à ses débuts, figuratif insolites (le 25 juin). l’ouïe pour les infrasons et Marc Ribot, guitare Mark Feldman, violon dans son versant jazz, adepte d’art brut pour le la violence sonore qui génèrent des harmoniques Jamie Saft, claviers Erik Friedlander, violoncelle Stephen Drury, piano hardcore, cartooniste pour des musiques de film, inédites dans le sommet de hardcore que constitue Kenny Wollesen, vibraphone Greg Cohen, contrebasse expressionniste avec Masada, illustrant l’abstraction le concert du 23 juin. l’odorat pour les effluves Trevor Dunn, basse John Zorn, direction Necronomicon lyrique pour nombre de musiques de chambre… envoûtantes du Moyen-Orient qui traversent les Joey Baron, batterie Mais avec lui, pas question de chronologie, de fulgurances expressives de « Masada » (le 26 juin). Cyro Baptista, percussions Bar Kokhba Crowley Quartet « périodes », de développement progressif. Chez lui, le goût pour le projet inédit « The Dreamers », qui John Zorn, direction Jenny Choi, violon c’est la simultanéité qui prime. Tout, tout de suite. croise deux générations successives de « zorniens » : Marc Ribot, guitare Jesse Mills, violon et en même temps. ici et maintenant. le paradoxe trois anciens – Baron, ribot et Baptista – et trois Mark Feldman, violon Lily Francis, alto du personnage, c’est son mouvement perpétuel. compagnons de route plus récents – Dunn, Saft et Erik Friedlander, violoncelle Fred Sherry, violoncelle jamais il ne s’arrête de chercher, proposer, Wollesen (le 24 juin). Cinq étapes pour deviner que MeRcReDI 25 JUIN – 20H Greg Cohen, contrebasse expérimenter, enregistrer, composer, rassembler. la nature de john Zorn relève à coup sûr du sixième Joey Baron, batterie improviser ? il est depuis belle lurette convaincu que sens. Essential Cinema Cyro Baptista, percussions ça ne s’improvise pas. D’où un ensemble de règles John Zorn, direction du jeu. Pour une communauté de musiciens Alex Dutilh Joseph cornell étonnamment proches, complices, fidèles. Depuis Rose Hobart Masada plus d’une vingtaine d’années pour les plus anciens. Wallace Berman ils sont collectivement disponibles aux différentes Aleph John Zorn, saxophone aventures que leur propose Zorn, comme autant de Harry Smith Dave Douglas, trompette terrains de jeux, d’échanges, d’essais. avec à chaque Oz: The Tin Woodman’s Dream Greg Cohen, contrebasse fois une règle du jeu bien précise. Car john Zorn est Joseph cornell Joey Baron, batterie un directeur musical d’une redoutable précision. un By Night With Torch and Spear metteur en scène sachant exactement ce qu’il veut Maya Deren obtenir de chacun des participants. Ritual in Transfigured Time 2 JOHN ZORN.indd 2 17/06/08 11:21:50 Domaine privé John Zorn Du lunDi 23 au VenDreDi 27 juin LUNDI 23 JUIN – 20H Marc Ribot, guitare veNDReDI 27 JUIN – 20H Jamie Saft, claviers Necrophiliac Erik Friedlander, violoncelle Magick Trevor Dunn, basse Mike Patton, voix Ikue Mori, électronique 777 Fred Frith, guitare Joey Baron, batterie John Zorn, saxophone Kenny Wollesen, batterie Fred Sherry, violoncelle Cyro Baptista, percussions Michael Nicolas, violoncelle Painkiller John Zorn, direction, saxophone Erik Friedlander, violoncelle John Zorn, saxophone Gri-Gri Bill Laswell, basse Mick Harris, batterie JeUDI 26 JUIN – 20H William Winant, 13 batteries SaLLE PLEyEL Sortilège Masada Book Two: The Book of MARDI 24 JUIN – 20H Angels Michael Lowenstern, clarinette basse anthony Burr, clarinette basse The Dreamers Masada String Trio .·. (fay çe que vouldras) Marc Ribot, guitare Mark Feldman, violon Jamie Saft, claviers Erik Friedlander, violoncelle Stephen Drury, piano Kenny Wollesen, vibraphone Greg Cohen, contrebasse Trevor Dunn, basse John Zorn, direction Necronomicon Joey Baron, batterie Cyro Baptista, percussions Bar Kokhba Crowley Quartet John Zorn, direction Jenny Choi, violon Marc Ribot, guitare Jesse Mills, violon Mark Feldman, violon Lily Francis, alto Erik Friedlander, violoncelle Fred Sherry, violoncelle MeRcReDI 25 JUIN – 20H Greg Cohen, contrebasse Joey Baron, batterie Essential Cinema Cyro Baptista, percussions John Zorn, direction Joseph cornell Rose Hobart Masada Wallace Berman Aleph John Zorn, saxophone Harry Smith Dave Douglas, trompette Oz: The Tin Woodman’s Dream Greg Cohen, contrebasse Joseph cornell Joey Baron, batterie By Night With Torch and Spear Maya Deren Ritual in Transfigured Time 3 JOHN ZORN.indd 3 17/06/08 11:21:51 LUNDI 23 JUIN – 20H Salle des concerts Necrophiliac / Painkiller Necrophiliac Mike Patton, voix Fred Frith, guitare John Zorn, saxophone entracte Painkiller John Zorn, saxophone Bill Laswell, basse Mick Harris, batterie 4 JOHN ZORN.indd 4 17/06/08 11:21:51 lunDi 23 juin john Zorn versant punk, version jazzcore. Certains fans exclusifs de Masada l’oublient trop souvent : cet explorateur jusqu’au-boutiste adore aussi le boucan bruitiste, l’énergie décapante du métal extrême. il nous le prouve ce soir en réunissant autour de son saxophone enfiévré quelques grands forcenés des musiques telluriques. Very noisy. Necrophiliac improvisateur toujours imprévisible, Fred Frith défrise toutes les musiques qu’il aborde. Depuis plus de trente ans, cet anglais incorruptible navigue dans un univers sonore à mi-chemin entre le rock avant-gardiste et la musique contemporaine, sans jamais se poser la question des styles et des étiquettes. C’est en 1978 que le guitariste a rencontré pour la première fois le saxophoniste new-yorkais. ils ont poursuivi leur dialogue passionné, basé sur le changement permanent des règles du jeu, le plus souvent dans la formule du duo (Step Across The Border ou The Art of Memory en portent témoignage), mais aussi longtemps au sein de naked City dont il fut le bassiste attitré. Ce compagnonnage leur a permis de tisser au fil des ans une complicité proche de la télépathie. Constamment à la recherche de nouveaux défis, mais ne refusant jamais la tentation d’un certain lyrisme, les deux comparses aiment à donner une musique cérébrale et émotionnelle. entre eux, tout se joue sur l’énergie, le hasard, la fulgurance et la surprise. rares sont les improvisateurs qui ont su développer cette capacité à inventer de l’inouï à partir d’un tel fouillis de scories. Pour célébrer leurs retrouvailles, john Zorn a fait appel à un personnage hors zone, un drôle de zigoto zarbi tel qu’il les affectionne : son nom est Mike Patton. Cet agité du vocal radical éructe plus qu’il ne chante. il gémit, implore, hurle, murmure, le micro souvent dans la bouche pour jouer des modulations de fréquence. Créateur de Mr Bungle, ex-chanteur de Faith no More, leader de Fantomas, il est aussi le fondateur de Tomahawk, groupe pour lequel il a créé son propre label, icepac, pour y crier de la musique vraiment méchante. Tous les membres de l’orchestre sont habillés en flics tandis que lui chante dans un masque à gaz ! Painkiller Crée en 1991 par john Zorn, Mick Harris (napalm Death, Scorn) et Bill laswell (Praxis, Material, Tabla Beat Science), Painkiller s’offre comme un cocktail diaboliquement explosif de free jazz, hardcore, dub et noise rock. C’est un trio hyper amphétaminé qui ose tous les paroxysmes et oscille librement entre attraction et effroi. « Cela est supposé être, dit Zorn, du “shrill noise”, du bruit strident.
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