Les Vespérales : Vent perdu (Sound Rebellion Collective)

The international collective Sound Rebellion is interested in the ephemeral, whether in the echoic depths of sacred places or in the properties of sound. Composed of three organists and an electronic musician who weave their sounds together in "sonic events," the collective's approach involves multi-organ improvisations in large acoustical spaces. In their performances, they respond musically to the architecture and site-specific artworks and allow these to interact with the sounds of the organs and live electronic transformations. Sound Rebellion explores the full range of sonic possibilities of both fixed and transportable instruments, and their performance at Les Vespérales will integrate the 1928 Casavant organ, the new LIMINARE experimental organ, as well as the reed organs and other instruments found throughout the Sacré-Cœur-de-Jésus.

Organs: Elisabeth Hubmann, Giulio Tosti, Adrian Foster

Electronics: Michele Del Prete

Presented in partnership with the Canadian International Organ Competition and with the support of the Office franco-québécois…