From May to June, our company had the privilege of participating in a project initiated by the ARA (Autour des Rythmes Actuels), entitled "A century of electronic music, from theremin to digital". This project, which took place at the Charlotte Perriand high school in Genech, was a real musical and educational adventure.
Three artists led this project:
- Sébastien Faszczowy , luthier, who presented acoustic instruments he made.
- Charlotte Dubois , from our company, who uses the theremin and various synthesizers.
- Black Adopo (Sébastien Kouadio), also from our company, who shared his expertise in beatboxing and new technologies.
The high school students had the opportunity to explore many ways of creating music. They manipulated theremins, MIDI controllers, and immersed themselves in the worlds of electronic, analog, acoustic music and human beatbox.
This experience was beautifully captured on video by Kiki Bronx (Marianne and Eglantine), who created a superb visual summary of the project. The video highlights the highlights and enthusiasm of the participants.
We would particularly like to thank:
Maud from the ARA (around current rhythms)
Jêrome Drumez , librarian professor, for his support and commitment.
Juliette Lucas and 9-9 bis for their valuable collaboration.
To discover this musical adventure, we invite you to watch the video produced by Kiki Bronx.
We are proud to have participated in this enriching project and to share this experience with you.
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