Achetez votre Livret CD/DVD | Buy your CD/DVD Booklet : http://billetterie.secondenature.org Plus d'infos | More infos : http://secondenature.org ▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬ Jeff Mills est un artiste visionnaire. Ce musicien et DJ américain (né en 1963 à Detroit) n’a eu de cesse de donner une forme musicale à ses visions. Une grande partie de la discographie de Jeff Mills et l’ensemble de ses créations artistiques sont en effet traversés, ou hantés par des thèmes métaphysiques, bien éloignés de l’ordinaire de la dance-music. Suite à une période de documentation et à la rencontre avec deux chercheuses du laboratoire d’astrophysique de Marseille, l’artiste a choisi de s’intéresser à six exo-planètes, ces nouvelles planètes découvertes à partir de 1995, gravitant autour d’une étoile, hors de notre système solaire. Leurs caractéristiques physiques particulières ont été traduites à travers la musique que vous pourrez retrouver dans ce coffret collector de 40 pages, bilingue et en tirage limité comprenant : Le CD/Album - Chronicles of Possible Worlds [11 titres] Le DVD documentaire du processus de création du spectacle ayant eu lieu les 9 et 10 novembre 2013 à la Fondation Vasarely, Aix-en-Provence, France. ▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬ Jeff Mills is a visionary artist. The musician and DJ, born in Detroit, U.S.A., in 1963, has been giving a musical form to his visions for close to 20 years. A big part of his discography and the ensemble of his artistic works are imbued with metaphysical themes a long way from everyday dance-music. Following a period of investigation and a meeting with researchers from the Marseille Astrophysics Laboratory, Mills chose to focus on six exoplanets, new planets discovered starting in 1995 which revolve around a star outside our solar system. Their specific physical and structural properties were then translated through music you can find in this 40 pages bilingual collector booklet, including : CD/Album - Chronicles of Possible Worlds [11 tracks] DVD : The documentary revealing the creation process of the show which took place the 9th and 10th of novembre 2013 at the Vasarely Foundation, Aix-en-Provence, France.

• published: 25 Sep 2013
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cie. toula limnaios Concept/ Choreography: Toula Limnaios Music*: Ralf R. Ollertz Dance/ Creation: Giacomo Corvaia Jozsef Forro Marika Gangemi Samuel Minguillon Hironori Sugata Karolina Wyrwal Inhee Yu Ann-Christin Zimmermann Lighting Design: Jan Langebartels Stage/ Costumes: Antonia Limnaios/ Toula Limnaios Assistance: Carlos Osatinsky * Gustav Mahler: Kindertotenlieder: "Nun Will Die Sonn' So Hell Aufgeh'n" Dietrich Fischer-Dieskau, Berliner Philharmoniker & Rudolf Kempe Cole Porter: "I've Got You Under My Skin" Frank Sinatra The new piece reflects primal human characteristics. Pain and passion belong to our strongest emotions and comprise tremendous energies. They can be a driving force, as well as a trigger of tragedies and have always mirrored human desires and abysses. In „the thing I am“ they appear as tableaux of deliquescent, yet pained and passionately swaying bodies in which blase strength and fragility. Saturated with a sensibility that penetrates under the skin, they interlace the intensity of feelings into the scenes of touching vulnerability. In contrary to a world, increasingly marked by superficial perception and dulling society, in which very few things barely move us instead of shaking us to our foundation, the new piece aspires to vehemence and truthfulness of feelings. Sensibility and revolt, plight and devotion interweave into a hybrid panorama, whilst a crushed beauty slumbers behind the more tangible affliction. “the thing I am” being an anatomy of passion, in which unusual and hidden enthrall our senses. press reviews „The burning under the skin... Last weekend the audience celebrated eight dancers, four men and four women, as well as the production team for the tremendously intense »Daydreams in Movement«. With the vehemence of the multilayered pictorial inventions and physical presence, in the piece »wut« (2012) the ensemble had already created in dancing an energy field composed of pieces of the broken „I-selves“ conjuring a „We“ only as a fiction. „the thing I am“ further pursues this fundamental theme. The performance contours and condenses the „I“ isolated within the society with countless precisely calculated movement details, dance scenes and image sequences. Toula Limnaios seeks after life and consistently asks for the causes of unrelatedness, of failure....“ “Toula Limanios succeeds in creating ensemble scenes of associative power: the eternal odyssey of the octet of people standing and falling with bags and knapsacks on their backs: playing tennis with the wall, whilst before and behind each of them someone is breaking down. High Intensity and extreme acceleration of movement in the unison tableau of robotic functionality; human bodies deconstructed, fragmented – the hand reaches for the heart shortly. Physical violence takes place on the white mattress-wall. One becomes a witness of permanent disabilities and reciprocal paralysises. The constellations of figures are ambivalent, just like in the works of Edward Hopper. Inhee Yu rips off the imaginary skin of her face over and over again. The clothes are being changed, yet the colorfulness brings no life. While the isolated “I-selves” laughingly revolve around themselves in despair. Karolyna Wyrwal and Giacomo Corvaia wriggle in overwrought joy, with their new skin, right in the face of the audience. »the thing I am« -»Daydreams in Movement« - a performance that truly gets under the skin“ Neues Deutschland, Berlin, Karin Schmidt-Feister www.tanznetz.de „New premiere, the secured performance venue, sold-out shows and tours worldwide – the dance company Toula Limnaios is highly successful, from the very beginning the superb dancers appear as purveyors of emotions, their duets take on increasing sharpness and their actions on radicalism. Driven by the suggestive and complex music of the composer Ralf R. Ollertz, a couple slaves away desperately throwing and lifting each other in the cushioned corner, another one, with distorted faces and earphones, appears as a caricature of modern absence of communication. With her poetically expressive and eidetic language of movement, the Greek choreographer Toula Limnaios stands completely in the tradition of the German dance theater. She is not interested in formalisms, her representations rather emphasize emotional universality and widely interpretable common comprehensibility. Thereby, she has conquered the distinct, loyal, attentive and enthusiastic audience of all ages and beyond theater circles. Berliner Zeitung, Elisabeth Nehring A production of cie. toula limnaios with the kind support of Berlin Senate of Culture and the Fund for Performing Arts, with federal means. HALLE TANZBÜHNE BERLIN 2013 www.toula.de www.halle-tanz-berlin.de © 2013 cie. toula limnaios Video © Walter Bickmann, Berlin 2013 | www.tanzforumberlin.de

• published: 18 Sep 2013
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