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*Français ci-dessous**NOTE THIS SESSION IS ON A SUNDAY, NOT MONDAY ;)
These DROP-IN research labs are designed for dance artists & musicians who have a practice of improvisation to share and explore together in a non-performance setting. These are not jam sessions. Our next session is on September 22nd with drummer, Ryosuke Kiyasu (Japan).
Session Details :
Time : 13-16h
Cost : $20 or PWYC *no one will be turned away due to lack of funds
Place : 5333 Casgrain (corner of Maguire), studio 307
Gear : There is some backline available including PA, a piano. Please bring your own mic
Floor : The Studio has 1000 square feet sprung dance floor.
Accessibility : We apologize this venue is not wheelchair accessible. We are committed to providing accessible spaces whenever possible, within our own resources and capacity. This venue is a bright 1200 sq. ft. space and includes access to toilet facilities. For more details please visit https://lapoele307.wordpress.com/La Poêle studio is on the traditional and unceded land of the Kanien'kehá:ka (Mohawk) nation whose territory includes Tiohtià:ke, or Montreal.
We are very grateful to Susanna Hood and Sarah Bild of La Poêle Studio for hosting MAMM this season.
Photo Credit : Yunis Tmeizeh
Visual design : Mutable Subject
ALSO COME TO RYUSUKE'S PERFORMANCE THE SAME NIGHT AT CASA DEL POPOLO 19H30: https://www.instagram.com/p/C_GVwzuxEXv/
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*NOTE : CETTE SESSION A LIEU UN DIMANCHE, PAS UN LUNDI ?
Ces laboratoires de recherche sont conçus pour les artistes de la danse et les musicien.ne.s qui ont une pratique de l'improvisation à partager et à explorer ensemble dans un cadre autre que celui de la performance. Il ne s'agit pas de jam sessions. Notre prochaine session aura lieu le 22 septembre avec le batteur Ryosuke Kiyasu (Japon).
Détails de la session :
Heure : 13-16h
Coût : 20$ ou PWYC *personne ne sera refusé à cause d'un manque de fonds
Lieu : 5333 Casgrain (au coin de Maguire), studio 307
Matériel : Il y a du matériel disponible incluant une sono et un piano. Veuillez apporter votre propre micro.
Plancher : Le studio dispose d'un plancher de danse de 1000 pieds carrés.
Accessibilité : Nous nous excusons que ce lieu ne soit pas accessible aux fauteuils roulants. Nous nous engageons à fournir des espaces accessibles dans la mesure du possible, dans la limite de nos ressources et de nos capacités. Ce lieu est un espace lumineux de 1200 pieds carrés et comprend l'accès aux toilettes. Pour plus de détails, veuillez consulter le site https://lapoele307.wordpress.com/La Le studio Poêle se trouve sur les terres traditionnelles et non cédées de la nation Kanien'kehá:ka (Mohawk), dont le territoire comprend Tiohtià:ke, ou Montréal.
Nous sommes très reconnaissants à Susanna Hood et Sarah Bild du studio La Poêle d'accueillir le MAMM cette saison.
Crédit photo : Yunis Tmeizeh
Conception visuelle : Sujet Mutable
AUSSI, VIENS VOIR RYOSUKE EN PERFORMANCE À CASA DEL POPOLO LE MÊME SOIR À 19h30: https://www.instagram.com/p/C_GVwzuxEXv/
Pour en savoir plus sur Ryosuke Kiyasu :
Ryosuke Kiyasu est actif en tant que soliste à la caisse claire depuis 2003 et est également connu en tant que batteur dans « SETE STAR SEPT », « Kiyasu Orchestra », le groupe de M. Keiji Haino « Fushitsusha ». Il est également connu comme membre fondateur du groupe The Endless Blockade au Canada.
Ses performances en solo ont été présentées sur BBC News (diffuseur national britannique) et dans le magazine VICE. Sa performance à Berlin en 2018 a connu un grand succès sur les médias sociaux avec plus de 23 millions de vues.
En 2022-2023, le plus grand festival de percussions classiques au monde « Überschlag Festival », « Dr. Martens Fest 23 », « Outsider Art Festival » en Finlande, et « Alternativa Festival » en République tchèque. Il continue de voyager dans le monde entier et de se produire dans divers endroits.
En 2023, au festival d'art d'Édimbourg, en Angleterre, un court métrage de sa performance à la caisse claire, réalisé par un réalisateur britannique, a été projeté dans le cadre d'une exposition et est devenu un sujet de conversation.
Il a également publié une œuvre en collaboration avec la marque de vêtements suédoise « Our Legacy ». Il a publié plus de 200 albums, en solo ou avec son groupe.
Voir son travail - https://www.discogs.com/artist/4957478-Ryosuke-Kiyasu
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Learn more about Ryosuke Kiyasu here :
Ryosuke Kiyasu has been active as a snare drum soloist since 2003 and is also known as a drummer in "SETE STAR SEPT", "Kiyasu Orchestra", Mr. Keiji Haino's band "Fushitsusha". He is also known as a founding member of The Endless Blockade in Canada.
His solo performances have been featured on BBC News (UK national broadcaster) and VICE Magazine, His performance in Berlin in 2018 was a big hit on social media with over 23 million views.
In 2022-2023, the world's largest classical percussion festival "Überschlag Festival", "Dr. Martens Fest 23", "Outsider Art Festival" in Finland, and "Alternativa Festival" in the Czech Republic. He continues to travel around the world and perform in various places.
In 2023, at the Edinburgh Art Festival in England, a short movie of his snare drum performance by a British director was shown as an exhibition and became a topic of conversation.
He also released a collaborative work with the Swedish apparel brand "Our Legacy". He has released more than 200 albums, both solo and with his band.
See the piece - https://www.discogs.com/artist/4957478-Ryosuke-Kiyasu
Here is what past participants say about MAMM ..
"I would insist that anyone trying to find something new in their art or trying to find a different inspiration take this short (session) and learn about the beauty of expressing your untouched ideas that are dwelling on your minds backburner. It was an experience i will not forget."
"I think you provided a very welcoming environment and open slate. It is nice to feel a safe sense of the unknown without too many guidelines, restrictions or worries. I enjoyed myself."
"I really appreciate the generous space that you have created to play, research and fuel the richness of collaboration between disciplines. On our end it was very useful not only in tapping into the potential of integrating sound into our work, but it helped us flesh out movement in a unique way that would not have been possible without the enlivening input of live musicians and feedback."
"I really liked seeing these dancers. I used to think contemporary dance was pretentious but this opened my eyes a lot. These (dancers) were so genuine and talented. Their attitudes have effected me positively.. and showed this ability to tap (into oneself) and be un judgemental. I hope to express my self with such freedom. more please"
"Monday was very fun. It is so nice to be able to actually meet new dancers in a comfortable setting. Although I have seen the (dancers) faces around the city it is always a little weird to introduce yourself at an audition, class or show. Thank you for creating a space for meetings and new beginnings. The music is always incredible..."
" The opportunity to explore both movement and sound with other people in an environment that welcomes full expression is simply a joy. It is hugely to share with others and be encouraged to creatively express without limitations. The fact that you invite participants to employ and investigate a variety of sound and movement ideas in our practice together is a rare opportunity, yet so essential for all artists to further their work. This is important for the development of our artistic expression both as individuals and collaboratively. Clearly all participants benefit. Much of what we delve into can be the basis of successful future performance works. I particularly liked the fact that many of the dancers started to participate in creating improv sounds in the session."
"I loved sitting around the back of the circle listening to the participants some new to each other introduce themselves. stories of Moorish temples, mosques, old homes, familiar bridge permeated the air today in the studio as they thought about architecture and what was important to them. who lived in them who designed it. negative positive space. some made a connection to history the beautiful intricate writings on walls architecture. others was a sentimental connection a house their family built or a bridge the person once crossed everyday to get where they were going reminiscing about how many other lives and people walked passed that narrow pathway. it was magical and in the moment. creativity was spontaneous improvised after their reflections and it felt great to just be around people creating something together out of nothing on a Monday afternoon."
"..I thought the set up of starting with a free improv between musicians and dancers worked really well to get things started. It was good to have time to warm up and to introduce ourselves as well as our hopes for the session."
"I feel so grateful to be involved and for your motivation in bringing together wildly talented contemporary musicians with dancers!! I really appreciate how the first part is an open improv to warm up and see whats present and arising in our collaboration of the day, and then how the second session is to play with structure and more specific ideas. After seeing the live improv and just a question for me in general is what makes improv most interesting to do but also to watch as a performance."
"MOVEMENT AND MUSIC sessions have been a great exploratory platform for me. Being someone who is already knee deep in many genres of music, regularly improvising musically as well as comedically in professional settings, and very familiar with multi-medium arts collaboration, I must say that these sessions have been evoking an entirely new strain of creativity and exploration for me. Aside from the personal development and discoveries I am sure the musicians and dancers are collectively rewarded with on a physical, mental, and, overall, creative level from these sessions, the images and answers discovered from what has truly become a group-oriented machine is undeniably an insanely fulfilling method of dissecting any theme or subject."
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