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Laurent Estoppey, soprano, alto, tenor and baritone saxophones presents

 

Compositions by

 

Donald Bousted (UK)

Gérard Grisey (F)

Piotr Grella-Mozejko (CAN)

Maurizio Guerandi (CH)

Marc Kowalczyk (F)

Raymond Vauterin (B)

Duncan Youngerman (F/USA)

 

Videos by

 

Emily Aiken (USA)

Samantha DiRosa (USA)


Olivier Saudan (CH)

Jonathan Wall (USA)

 

For more than two decades, Laurent Estoppey, a Swiss saxophonist living in Greensboro, has collaborated with composers around the world and premiered more than 200 pieces.

 

For this concert, Estoppey is specifically playing pieces he has worked on in close collaboration with the composers (except for Gérard Grisey, who passed in 1990) and commissioned video pieces that create counterpoints to and dialogues with the music.

 

Nov. 1st 7pm

Bright Leaf Books

227 W 5th St, Winston-Salem, NC 27101

https://brightleafbookshop.com

 

Nov. 2nd 7:30pm

The Carrack Modern Art

947 E. Main St, Durham, NC 27701

http://thecarrack.org

 

Nov. 4th 7:30pm

Greensboro Project Space (GPS)

219 W Lewis St, Greensboro, NC 27401

http://www.greensboroprojectspace.com/visit

 

 

Program

 

Gérard Grisey (1946-1998)                         Anubis and Nout (1990)

 

Piotr Grella-Mozejko (1961)                        Mercurio (2013)*                              video by Jonathan Wall

                                                                    mAlina (2015)                                   video by Emily Aiken

 

Maurizio Guerandi (1959)                           Outlau (2013)*                                 video by Samantha DiRosa

 

Marc Kowalczyk (1973)                               Eveil Musical (1995)*

 

Raymond Vauterin (1932)                            Finally alone !(2014)*                    video by Olivier Saudan

 

Duncan Youngerman (1956)                       Night flight (2017)*

                                                                     FM air (2016)

 

Donald Bousted (1957)                                Four comedic studies (2011)

 

*premiered by Laurent Estoppey