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Beyond its musical and technical possibilities, the clarinet possesses a rich history, intimately linked to the evolution of repertoires and musical styles.
Students of the polyphonic department leave the usual setting of the Conservatory to meet patients at Hôpital Bichat.
Designed alongside hospital teams, this intervention will take the form of musical strolls, in close proximity to patients and across the institution's various spaces. Without a piano, students will favor light and mobile musical formats, tailored to each encounter.
Throughout the visits, voices, music, danced hand movements, readings and recitations will come together to compose shared moments.
This experience invites young musicians to step outside the traditional concert setting to develop another way of playing: listening, adapting, being present and connecting with others.
The attention given to the audience, the place and the quality of the encounter thus becomes fully an integral part of their artistic practice.
An encounter outside the walls, where music moves, is shared and becomes a gesture of presence.
Coordination: Yumeto Suenaga