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ミュージシャンインタビューや、あるCDをテーマとした座談会など多彩な内容でお送りするBishop コラムのページです。 Bishopコラム 第4回 update: April 2005 Michel Donedaインタビュー ■I am glad to have a time to talk with you. I ask TANIKAWA who works in Bishop Records to translate this interview and I believe this will be worth for Japanese music audiences to introduce your personality and you sounds. Now we start from this question. I heard that you started to play the instrument at your 15 years old. Is there something special cue or preface? □It was by chance. Before playing my first sound on an alto saxophone. I had no idea about music and saxophone.But,even today, I remember the first sound I played. It was something very special for me, like a door openened in my body, in my mind ,in my life. ■You took a part in a group which named "I.R.E.A." in early years of your activities, didn’t you? Could you tell me how and what-like the activity of this group was? □My early work in improvisation was with dancers, poets, actors. In 1980 we created this Institut for improvisation( IREA) in Toulouse. We organized, concert, performance, workshop in a small space we rented for our activities. It was not a group but a collectivity of artists living in Toulouse. ■I see. You have experienced works with various artists in other art fields since your early activities. I think it would be a kind of big things for you to form your sounds. It is used an text in the album "Lazro/Doneda/Le Quan" released in 1988. Could you explain how this album was produced? □From 85 until 87 the 3 of us worked with a theater group. We travelled a lot in south america, east europ and played original tunes and compositions for the theater performance which were played outdoors all the time.It maybe made us to develope a very powerfull sound. That first LP we made was originaly produced by CCAM of Vandoeuvre les Nancy where is a very important place in France for improvisation. It was recorded in a concert there. Of course improvisations part (most important in our music) was connected with the venue, the audience, the acoustic , with the situation. ■And also, was there any relativity with I.R.E.A. in which actor and poet participated? □No there was no relashionship with my friends in Toulouse and IREA. * * * * * ■I think that the album "Soc" released in 1992 was the epoch-making achievement in Japan and you were appraised very much. I paid attention about you through this one, too. This one and 3 more albums "No pieces"(Barre’s Trio) " Open Paper Tree","Hyperion"of group improvisation which were released continuously after. These 4 albums were especially amazed at its quality. I would like to know what kind of music ideas you had and performed for each albums. □No PIECES was first job with Barre. He was commissioned to record some music for a dance company. The 2 first pieces was improvised. It was a sound chek for sound engineer. We just played, without any plan, but we decided improvisation and sound was good. ■I understand that "NO Pieces" was the consignment album of Barre Phillips. I can understand and feel its achievement and outcome what it happens in this album. I want to know how you keep the consensus between each others to design that sound architecture. Did you use some notations, or designate the style and form, or maybe play-methode? Would you tell me concretely? □The others pieces (shorter) was composition by Barre Phillips. This composition was originaly for a dance company. He used some directions, or notations at some points. OPEN PAPER TREE was recorded during" FMP festival" in Berlin. After the concert Jost Gebbers asked us if he could produced the music on his label. Music was improvised of course. ■How about the album of HYPERION? □HYPERION was a special project for "Hurta Cordel festival" in MADRID.....the music is also improvisation. There is very few copies of this CD. It was not a group, it was an experience of electronic/acoustic/electro-acoustic improvisation. SOC was, may be, my last experience in composed music, even if it was collective composition on this album. We worked a lot for this music , to find a real balance with the hurdy gurdy. We played the music just once on stage and after that we stopped working together. ■From around these albums,especially the album of SOC, I also noticed the good works between you and a percussionist Mr. Le Quan Ninh. How does he influence to you and how do you inspirate from him? □We started playing together in 85 in Poland (with this theater group and Daunik Lazro). Ninh moved from Paris to Toulouse and we worked a lot together in so many situations. We also founded an association dedicated to improvisation called "LA FLIBUSTE" (we stoped after 10 years of activities.). Even now ,we have always activities together.... ■Well, it seems to me that your attitude or method in group improvisation may be changed on a large scale after the term of HYPERION. I can see your identity of recent solo performance in"Placés dans l’air"and "Strom" for example. Were there any changes or incidents on your music? □I don’t feel any changes from the first sound I played when I was 14 years old. Sound is always a vehicle to travel inside of me and in the world. I am interested in sound and movement more than music. I also dedicated my life to travel and met musicians, dancers, poets ... from differents countries, differents culture, differents generation. As a soprano sax player I felt always isolated with old gneration like Lacy or Parker. But with young generation (Bosetti, Rainey), this is different, they are more open to experienced. ■About your solo performance. I feel that you tried possiblity of the instrument and there were one idea or concept for each tracks definitely in a album "L’ELEMENTAIRE SONORE". But after that, you used a way of instrument in a limited way very much in "Anatomie des clefs" and "Spring Road 01"(although this is Duo album.). This attitude are noticed also in Japanese contemporary musics and improvisation one. Do you remember something changs on you at that time? And Now how and with which stance do you play at your solo performance? □L’ELEMENTAIRE SONORE was composed pieces. In fact it was some pieces I was playing only in the mountain where I am living . In Situ decided to produced this record. But I never played this pieces on stage and nobody * * * * * ■For the last, you dwell on improvisation so much. What is the reason why you choose improvisation as a way to express yourself? □For me, improvisation is not a way to express myself. This is my way of participation at the reality. I’m playing sounds. For me sounds are alive and independant from me in a way. May be sound is consciousness? I am also concentrate on sounds Motion in space, in the air. That means I try to listen the deeply as possible, Inside of me, inside of the sound, and outside : the space where I am playing, and the specific energy coming form my partners and from the audience. I never think about "form". This is in this way that I say: I am not interested in music. For me (2005年2月〜4月、Eメールによる筆談、谷川卓生訳) 《Michel Doneda selected discography》 |
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