Daily archives: 20 March 2016

Daniel Perez Hajdu, acousmate composer, graduated from the Royal Conservatory of Mons in 2010 where he has also been teaching since the same year. His music is performed in Europe, America and Asia. In 2017, he was awarded the André Souris Prize by the Forum des Compositeurs, as well as other mentions and distinctions (World Music Days, Métamorphoses 2008 and 2010). He is active in organisations such as Sweet Spot – Music for loudspeakers or the Belgian Federation of Electroacoustic Music (FeBeME-BeFE) Source: Espace du Son – Accueil (lespaceduson.be) Compositions performed at a concert FeBEM (since early 2019):  Compositions  Concerts (Pièce […]

Biographie Voir : Jean-Louis Poliart — Electrodoc — Musiques & Recherches (musiques-recherches.be) Compositions performed at a concert FeBEM (since early 2019): Compositions Concerts Comme 1 Feuille Tombe… 2021.12.08, Abel Dubois – RTBF Mons De L’autre Côté Doucement 2023.05.27, Casteau (Soignies) Déploration sur la disparition d’un musicien 2022.04.23, Casteau (Soignies)2023.10.05-08, Autumn Waves Festival Emergence 2021.10.01-03, Autumn Waves Festival Erosion 2019.10.11-13, Acousmonium (Krakow)2019.10.26-27 – Autumn Waves Festival Evocation 2022.09.13, Tribute to Stephan Dunkelman La Caresse Du Temps 2023.05.27, Casteau (Soignies) Lamento in memoriam Stephan D. 2023.06.09-10-11, Chapelle de Verre de Fauquez Le chant des pistes 2022.10.07-09, Autumn Waves Festival Le Vol de la […]

Training Born in Uccle in 1978, Raphaël Vens entered the Académie de Soignies at the age of eight, where he studied diction, declamation and dramatic art. In 1994, he discovered electroacoustic music at the Academy, where a course had just been set up. He followed this young course with Ingrid Drese for two years. After a year’s stay in the United States, he took up the course again with Elisabeth Anderson. In 2000, after a five-year course (from which he graduated first), he was awarded the Medal of the City. He continued his training in Soignies with Bruno Abt, and […]

His acousmatic compositions are intended not only for concerts but for exhibitions (Charlotte Marchal, sculptor; Axel Miret, painter), for dance (Michèle Noiret) and for fashion design (Azniv Afsar). Collaboration with artists working in other fields, especially in the visual arts, has opened doors to the experimentation that has enriched and brought into focus the space that music should occupy; it has also allowed him to develop the imaginal qualities of sound material for his concert music. Stephan Dunkelman obtained a graduate degree in acousmatic composition (1999) as a student of Annette Vande Gorne at the Royal Conservatory of Music in […]