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dance and music instant composition project
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performance project
Seconde Main is a dance and music instant composition project proposed by Julien Bruneau.
For the two premiere evenings, dancers and musicians from Brussels, Berlin and Lille proposed a work based on a common desire to explore further the moment when an exchange between artist and audience happens.
Each evening presented different compositions in which music and dance claim their mutual autonomy, interconnect through changing relations and try to unfold the potential diversity of the group.
For the two premiere evenings, dancers and musicians from Brussels, Berlin and Lille proposed a work based on a common desire to explore further the moment when an exchange between artist and audience happens.
Each evening presented different compositions in which music and dance claim their mutual autonomy, interconnect through changing relations and try to unfold the potential diversity of the group.
Seconde main was premiered in Bains::Connective, Brussels on 6 & 7 September 2007 in a combined programme with two dance/music duos: Oint.Oint. (Julien Bruneau + Hugues Wavrin) and Butterflies, Sex & Hypochondria (Ines Birkhan + Sylvia Platzer).
cast
- Brynjar Bandlien (dance)
- David Bausseron (music)
- Ines Birkhan (dance)
- Julien Bruneau (dance)
- Bertram Dhellemmes (music)
- Dolores Hulan (dance)
- Anouk Llaurens (dance)
- Silvia Platzer (music)
- Armand van den Hamer (dance)
- Hugues Warin (music)
contact
- bruneaujulien@hotmail.com
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pictures
- photos: Bertram Dhellemmes - Armand van den Hamer - Dolores Hulan
- video: Carl de Smet