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Blouin, Claudia, and Claudia Blouin. "Le potentiel théâtral et dramaturgique de la musique dans le processus de création chorégraphique." Master's thesis, Université Laval, 2017. http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11794/28271.
Full textLe présent mémoire de maîtrise présente une recherche-création réalisée dans le cadre du programme Littérature et arts de la scène et de l’écran de l’Université Laval et qui s’intéresse à la problématique du potentiel théâtral et dramaturgique de la musique prise comme « texte » en vue de la création de séquences de danse théâtralisée. L’auteur y présente d’abord le cadre théorique et conceptuel lié aux trois relations interartistiques impliquées dans son sujet : musique et théâtre, théâtre et danse et danse et musique. Elle prend alors appui notamment sur les écrits d’Adolphe Appia, Michèle Febvre et Jean-Jacques Nattiez et sur l’expérience de praticiens tels qu’Anne Teresa de Keersmaeker et Pina Bausch. De cette base réflexive, elle tire des outils permettant de dégager le potentiel recherché et de l’appliquer à la mise en mouvement de la musique. Elle expérimente également avec ces outils dans la mise en marche d’un processus de création dont les différentes étapes, qui s’étendent de la recherche de musique à la présentation publique des séquences réalisées, sont exposées dans ce mémoire. Les deux séquences de danse théâtralisée De fil en fils et Fuis-moi je te suis…, dont la captation vidéo se trouve en annexe, font l’objet d’une analyse visant à découvrir les divers éléments musicaux ayant participé à induire une forme de théâtralité.
This master’s thesis presents a research-creation completed in Laval University’s Littérature et arts de la scène program and focuses on the question of music’s theatrical and dramaturgical potential when used as « text » in the creation of theatrical dance sequences. The author first presents a theoretical and conceptual framework linked to the three inter-artistic relationships implied in her subject: music and theater, theater and dance and dance and music. She supports her ideas with the works of Adolphe Appia, Michèle Febvre and Jean-Jacques Nattiez as well as with the practical experience of Anne Teresa de Keersmaeker and Pina Bausch choreographies. From this reflexive framework she finds the tools needed to release the music’s potential and to set it in motion. She also experiments with these tools to implement a creative process from the search for music to the public presentation of the constructed sequences, which are exposed in this thesis. Both theatrical dance sequences De fil en fils and Fuis-moi je te suis…, the video recording of which can be found in the annex, are analyzed in order to discover the different musical elements that encouraged their theatrical form.
This master’s thesis presents a research-creation completed in Laval University’s Littérature et arts de la scène program and focuses on the question of music’s theatrical and dramaturgical potential when used as « text » in the creation of theatrical dance sequences. The author first presents a theoretical and conceptual framework linked to the three inter-artistic relationships implied in her subject: music and theater, theater and dance and dance and music. She supports her ideas with the works of Adolphe Appia, Michèle Febvre and Jean-Jacques Nattiez as well as with the practical experience of Anne Teresa de Keersmaeker and Pina Bausch choreographies. From this reflexive framework she finds the tools needed to release the music’s potential and to set it in motion. She also experiments with these tools to implement a creative process from the search for music to the public presentation of the constructed sequences, which are exposed in this thesis. Both theatrical dance sequences De fil en fils and Fuis-moi je te suis…, the video recording of which can be found in the annex, are analyzed in order to discover the different musical elements that encouraged their theatrical form.
Yoshida, Reiko. "Musique et danse dans la création chorégraphique de Maurice Béjart en collaboration avec des compositeurs contemporains." Thesis, Sorbonne université, 2021. https://accesdistant.sorbonne-universite.fr/login?url=https://theses-intra.sorbonne-universite.fr/2021SORUL161.pdf.
Full textOur thesis focuses on the relationship between music and dance in the choreographic creations of Maurice Béjart (1927-2007). We are particularly interested in the pieces for which the choreographer has worked with his contemporaries. The relationship that Béjart proposed between choreography and musical works seems to have strongly affected the world of music. In order to shed light on Béjart's role in the history of contemporary musical creation, this research attempts to assess to what extent Béjart has influenced the creations of seven composers with whom he worked: Pierre Henry (1927-2007), Iannis Xenakis (1922-2001), Karlheinz Stockhausen (1928-2007), Pierre Boulez (1925-2016), Luciano Berio (1925-2003), Toshirô Mayuzumi (1929-1997) and Alain Louvier (1945-). The thesis is divided into two parts. The first is a general presentation of Béjart's work, preceded by a perspective of his relationship with music. We also tried to find a principle that would unify Béjart's use of the contemporary music in his choreographic creations. The second part is a detailed analysis of specific works. Focusing on the seven selected composers, we analysed in detail several collaborations, from the Symphonie pour un homme seul in 1955 with Henry to Casta Diva in 1980 with Louvier. Elaborated from numerous documents consulted in many places, and in particular, in the various departments of the BnF and in the Archives of Ina, our research questions Béjart's reflections on the relationship between dance and music
David, Fabrice. "Étude anthropologique de la création chorégraphique d'un spectacle de danse bretonne : Abenn Dimeurh de l'ensemble musique et danse Kevrenn Alré (Bretagne, France)." Thesis, Université Clermont Auvergne (2017-2020), 2018. http://www.theses.fr/2018CLFAL011.
Full textThis thesis focuses on the process of choreographic creation of a folk dance performance in Brittany. It is based on fieldwork conducted in Kevrenn Alré, a Breton music and dance ensemble based in Auray in Morbihan, from November 2010 to November 2012. Like most Breton groups, Kevrenn Alré create their show to compete in the annual contest organized by the folk dance organization to which they belong. The research analyses the collective activities and modes of production implemented during the creation of the performance Abenn dimeurh on the theme of the preparations for a wedding in the Auray region around 1900.The ethnographic description of a dance contest and the analysis of Kevrenn Alré's internal dynamics first allow us to understand the group's relationship to its socio-cultural environment and to examine how the competitive framework shapes the creative process of a show. The making of Abenn Dimeurh is then observed by investigating the various steps organized by the choreographers: finding the theme, collecting data, presenting the project to the dancers, making and staging the choreographic score. This observation highlights the way Kevrenn Alré's leaders, in order to carry out their artistic project, must articulate a clearly organized creative process and a collective organization of activities. Throughout the process, various forms of cooperation are initiated, showing that the actors consider the notion of being and working together around a common vision of joint endeavour and shared responsibilities. The analysis shows that the definition of artistic work as a collective activity is operative in the context of Breton folk dance performance, taking into account the specificities of voluntary associations. In this environment, the members of Kevrenn Alré struggle to bring together the pleasure of shared activities and success in the contest. From all this, it emerges that the creative process leaves its imprint on the production by generating a performance that expresses their vision of Breton culture
Amaral, Torres Vera Lúcia. "Le processus de création du mouvement chorégraphique au Brésil dans le contexte historique de l'élaboration identitaire : le cas de l'Etat de Santa Catarina." Paris 8, 2012. http://octaviana.fr/document/180089161#?c=0&m=0&s=0&cv=0.
Full textThe purpose of the research titled: “Interactions between the movement of formation in the artistic field of dance in Brazil and the historic process of the development of the Brazilian people: the case of the state of Santa Catarina” is to understand the dynamics of the Brazilian artistic environment specifically in the state of Santa Catarina, located in the South of the country, by studying the activities related to choreographic creations and productions. This artistic environment will be analyzed in two cities which are considered as pioneers in the development of dance in this state: Blumenau and Florianopolis. The field of choreography will not only be analyzed through specific art, but within the landscape of influences that have historically formed the Brazilian environment, including: the cultural characteristics resulting from the formation of Brazilian society; information about the development of the cities studied and the implications of these processes on the artistic field of choreography. This study highlights the events of the first half of the 20th century; however, information from before and after this period was added to allow for a wider perspective on the development and continuity of choreographic activities
Messina, Virginie. "Une approche didactique de la danse et de la création chorégraphique : de l’action conjointe chorégraphe/danseurs, à l’action conjointe professeur/élèves à l’école élémentaire." Thesis, Rennes 2, 2017. http://www.theses.fr/2017REN20061.
Full textThe research focuses on three case studies to characterize how knowledge of dance and choreographic creation is mobilized in different institutions: work sessions between a choreographer and dancers in a context of creation, interventions by a choreographic artist in schools, and school dance practice conducted by an elementary schoolteacher. Our approach is based on a didactic anthropology, based on the Joint Action Theory in Didactics (JATD), which leads us to analyse the transactions of the different actors we observe (choreographers, dancers, teachers, students) in order to understand through the construction of choreographic works, the life of the knowledge that shapes them. It results in characterizing creation as a process of inquiry, from which implies that choreographers and dancers get involved into an inventive milieu. The different case studies we put into perspective lead us to reconsider the conditions and issues of dance teaching and learning in schools, and to argue for a closer relatioship between professional choreographic practices and school practices. In particular, the question of students' experience in creative processes in the school context is questioned here on the basis of an analysis of the actual activity of artists in creative situations. The research raises questions about how artistic practices can be practiced within the school institution. The didactic approach chosen allows us to reconsider the teacher-student relationship in the light of the specificities inherent in these practices
Givors, Martin. "La compagnie de Fractus V (Eastman / Sidi Larbi Cherkaoui) comme foyer de régénération pour les interprètes : récit écologique et micropolitique d'un travail de terrain mené au fil de la création et de la tournée d’une création chorégraphique (2015-2018)." Thesis, Université Grenoble Alpes (ComUE), 2019. http://www.theses.fr/2019GREAL004/document.
Full textThis research developed from fieldwork conducted with the performers of the choreographic worked entitled “Fractus V” by the Eastman/Sidi Larbi company between June 2015 and May 2018. The narrative that unfolds from this fieldwork between Barcelona and Antwerp and thereafter along many roads of Europe revolves around the following questions: To what extent does the choreographic process and the tour of the performance constitute regenerative experiences for the performers involved? How are rites of passage understood? “Fractus V” is motivated by a choreographer’s desire for a renewal and cross-fertilizations shared by nine performers of different choreographic and musical cultures. The dancers include Sidi Larbi, Dimitri Jourde, Johnny Lloyd, Fabian Thomé Duten and Patrick ' Twoface ' Williams Seebacher; and musicians Soumik Datta, Kaspy N’Dia, Woojae Park and Shogo Yoshii. Their modus operandi is twofold: the performers learn each others’ dances and then try together to devise collectively. Not without difficulties, the nascent company gradually sketches out the contours of a creative policy embracing the necessity of “commoning” and differentiation. The thesis asks how do you create a polyphonic company respecting one’s idiosyncratic way of moving while not merely creating an assemblage of difference amongst each other? This thesis includes interviews conducted with the performers, as they evolve over the duration of rehearsals and touring. To this end, it develops an ethnographic, ecological and micropolitical approach analyzing the trajectories and transformations of the performers with Tim Ingold’s and François Laplantine’s anthropological approaches, the philosophy of affect of Brian Massumi and Frédéric Lordon, the ontogenetic philosophy of Gilbert Simondon, as well as the poetic studies in contemporary dance. The combination of the “Fractus V” fieldwork and the theoretical discourse mentioned above both contribute to the notion that the regenerative underpins the performer’s ecological approach of becoming through and with collaborative choreographic devising
Fritz, Vivian. "Danse et nouvelles technologies vers d'inédites écritures chorégraphiques." Thesis, Strasbourg, 2015. http://www.theses.fr/2015STRAC001/document.
Full textTechnological advances, especially in telecommunications, call into question relationship modes and information transfers in today’s world. Contemporary dance has been affected by the use of technologies on stage (image, video, internet, software), which has modified choreographic practices. If the basic elements of choreographic creation - namely the dancing body, scenic space and dance time – are infringed upon by the use of technology and telecommunication (telepresence), how can choreographers think and write including these new parameters ? What can dance gain or lose ? Are we witnessing the dawn of a new dance, or the surfacing of a new art ? The redefinition of the dancing body, which interacts with its space and time, is at the core of this research. As a working methodology for the theoretical analysis of this research, we propose Seuil-Lab, a hands-on project in the form of a multidisciplinary choreographic creation lab
Bourdie, Annie. "Créations chorégraphiques d’Afrique francophone : systèmes de représentations et stratégies de reconnaissance en période contemporaine." Thesis, Paris Est, 2013. http://www.theses.fr/2013PEST0006.
Full textContemporary choreographies from Africa have been crossed by social representations of dance, bodyand arts but they are also nurtured by the historical western gaze on Africa, on the “Black“, and on“his“ dance. Furthermore, the ambivalent relationships built for generations between France andAfrica have impacted these representations, including professional scenic dance.During the seventies, Léopold Sedar Senghar, driven by the ambition to promote arts in Africa throughthe concept of Negritude, proposed, with the french choreographer Maurice Béjart, a new artisticexperience called Mudra Afrique. This school was a training project about performing arts for Africandancers, nurtured by Senghor’s and Bejart’s representations, with the aim of “modernizing“ dance inAfrica. This project did not have the expected impact, even though the director of Mudra, GermaineAcogny, thanks to this school, has become one of the most influencial figure in the African dance, infrench-speaking area and beyond.Nevertheless, the explosive development of contemporary choreographies from Africa, since the1990s, is mainly due to the France’s foreign policy by redefining cultural cooperation with the Africancontinent. Its specific program called Afrique en Creations aimed to enable African artists to developtheir own contemporary expression. It contributed more specifically to the promotion of“contemporary African dance“ through the launch of biennial choreographic encounters in Africa. Bythis way, France reaffirmed the specific nature of its ties with Africa through arts and culture. Againstsuch a backdrop, when political and artistic expressions are closely related, how the artists dealt withthe dominant models? Could they move away from this established framework? Which strategies didthey adopt? And more specifically, what about the French-speaking choreographers?
Cordeiro, Volmir. "Où le marginal danse : retours sur six pièces chorégraphiques." Electronic Thesis or Diss., Paris 8, 2018. http://www.theses.fr/2018PA080102.
Full textThis dissertation proceeds from a reflexive work in constant connection with a choreographic creation. It’s the speech of an artist-researcher who does not think without his own work or without the works of other artists. All of them explore the theme of marginal figures in the choreographic field, and allow to build a singular poetic based on the aesthetics sketched by some of the works of Brazilian choreographers Luiz de Abreu, Marcelo Evelin, Dirceu Nucleo and Micheline Torres. Starting from Ciel, the first solo choreographed under my signature in 2012, and moving towards a poetic network of pieces with which I feel there is a certain thematic proximity, I investigate what constitutes the sensation of recognizing a marginal who dances. The stories I create are based on my own experiences as a spectator and are consolidated by my career as a choreographic artist. The critical, analytical and fictional crossover of the works constitutes sensitive trajectories that help to comprehend the choreographic modes of being of the marginal figures. The works in question here draw innovative policies in the landscapes of the visible. This study analyzes how, within each work, the gazes and narratives are constructed, contributing to the emergence of precarious affections set in motion by choreographic remarks. These remarks are examined from reports imagined with otherness, and conveyed by artistic elements such as the face, the addressing, the place given to the spectator, the construction of the gaze and its modes of sharing. Where the marginal dances is a reflection that considers the fact that dancing the marginal implies in dancing the invisibility of a power and the strength of a change
Cappelle, Laura. "Nouveaux classiques. La création de ballets dans les compagnies de répertoire." Thesis, Sorbonne Paris Cité, 2018. http://www.theses.fr/2018USPCA157.
Full textCreativity within classical art forms is often underrated, and little is known about what it takes to craft a new ballet. This thesis explores the process of making new works in ballet companies today from a sociological perspective. Drawing on original field work in four countries, it looks at the specificity of the creative endeavours of ballet-trained choreographers, who work in institutional contexts where creation is allowed only limited space in comparison to the existing repertoire. The career trajectories of classical choreographers are addressed along with gender biases in the field. An in-depth look at the ways in which movement is shared, shaped and incorporated in the studio reveals the collective nature of creative processes which closely involve dancers and ballet masters.In addition to sustained periods of observation related to five creations at the Bolshoi Ballet, English National Ballet, New York City Ballet and the Paris Opera Ballet, the data gathered includes 29 interviews and a database listing every ballet created by the four companies above between 2000 and 2016. These findings shed light on the classical imaginary – a network of images and models, I argue, underpinning the work of 21st-century ballet choreographers – and highlight the complexity of classical artistic identities today
Vilaine, Valérie. "Scolariser des élèves en situation de handicap en classe ordinaire, une ingénierie coopérative en danse." Electronic Thesis or Diss., Rennes 2, 2024. https://www.bu.univ-rennes2.fr/system/files/theses/2024theseVilaineVComplet.pdf.
Full textOur research focuses on the dance schooling of four disabled pupils, supported by an Ulis system, in ordinary classes. The postulate of this thesis is to break with the deficit vision of the students. Our approach is didactic, based on cooperative engineering between ordinary-specialized teachers and the researcher. Our aim is to understand how cooperative engineering can be used to build a system in which all students are brought into a process of dance creation and interpretation. This system, based on co-teaching in the classroom, aims to enable students to compose danced movements together. In keeping with the principle of iteration, this system is being implemented over the three years of the research. To study the relationship between engineering activity and didactic activity, the theoretical framework of joint action in didactics helps us to see and understand what's going on. The descriptive concepts for engineering activity are the notion of inquiry and the cooperative epistemic relationship. Didactic activity is described in terms of the dialectic of contract/milieu and reticence/expression. Our methodology is qualitative, bottom-up and clinical. Our analyses tend to show that the back-and-forth between collective work in the meeting and joint action in the classroom is articulated around the knowledge of dancing. The didactic device becomes sufficiently efficient in the ordinary classroom to enable the four disabled students to exercise their power to act in the process of creating and interpreting danced movements
Assayas, Eva. "De l'expressivité du geste à la nécessité du mouvement : la danse créatrice du lieu intérieur." Electronic Thesis or Diss., Université de Lille (2022-....), 2024. http://www.theses.fr/2024ULILH026.
Full textThis practice-led dance research is based on a transmission work: the passing on of a solo experience leading to the creation of a trio. The aim is to analyse the ability of such a gesture to make explicit inner sensations, and to identify how this sensitive knowledge can be deepened while avoiding passing on choreographic movements from body to body. The research is thus led by a choreographic practice which defines its epistemic field. Following a pragmatic approach, attention is given to the experience of choreographic work and to the reflexivity of this experience: in this context, knowledge is to be understood as the result of a situated and embodied practice. Similarly, the research's aesthetic dimension is assessed through its ability to share an experience with and upon art: Dans le creux de l'absence trio is both an artistic creation and a way to explore the conditions of the creation process. Based on the hypothesis that a gesture can only burgeon from an “inner territory”, this research breaks down the act of choreographic creation in order to reveal the path from expressive motion to inner necessity. Following both poietic and aesthetic approaches as well as sensitive and reflexive paths, the research led to identify a certain state of dance in Le Vrai lieu solo's and to separate it from its body of origin. Defining the writing and sense of space underlying this state of body then helped build the necessary choreographic tools to its creation and transmission. These tools, in return, unveiled a certain aesthetic form and underlined the importance of space in creating this common gesture: they helped turn the inscrutable sensation of an “inner territory” into that of an “interstitial space”, created and shaped by a choreography of emulations. The “body-space score” laid out in this thesis reflects the development of this “search/transmit/create know-how”. This practice-led research doesn't claim to rationalise artistic creation nor to pinpoint the places of uncertainty that contribute to its development. It suggests a path to overcome the idiosyncrasy of the body as a work of art: navigating through the multiple ways of heuristic practice and the intertwining bodies of three dancers, it aims to clarify, question and transform the characteristic elements of a choreographic work
Kirchberg, Irina. "Pour une approche sociomusicologique des processus de création musicale. « Faire la musique » en natation synchronisée." Thesis, Paris 4, 2014. http://www.theses.fr/2014PA040045.
Full textEight pairs of legs simultaneously arising from the water, and with identical movements marking the lightning rhythm of a lively music. This is the vision one usually holds from a broadcasted synchronized swimming international competition. Sportscasters and viewers giving rave reviews on skills and figures, it seems rightful to question the value of the music heard with these routines, be it a mix, an arrangement, or an original composition.Investigations conducted within the synchronized swimming world reveal that a composer, Jean-Michel Collet, is a long-time associate to the French national team. Questions arise: why does a musician commit to working in such an environment? How do different partners, i.e. coaches, one musician, manage to work hand-in-hand? What are the criteria, musical and/or athletic, that both parties need to meet, in order to make water ballet music happen? In short, how can the creative processes in music, concerning synchronized swimming, be addressed and analyzed?Analytical methods used in musicology and sociology are called upon by the inquiring author, in order to point out the stylistic characteristics of water ballet music. At the core of this research work, analysis of multiple documents, e.g. transcribed sheet music using ballet marks, records of interviews, on-site personal collections of data, news articles, shows that “music making” in synchronized swimming falls under the law of a tradition in sports, with its own rules and know-how. Actors in both fields need to grasp and take advantage of conventions. Negotiations and other kinds of settlements establish the fact that interaction and teamwork are major components found in the creative processes
Taffanel, Jacky. "L'Atelier du chorégraphe." Paris 8, 1994. http://www.theses.fr/1993PA080815.
Full textThe choreographer's workshop is the result of the various demands that go to make up her existence. It is the fundamental technique in the creation of a choreography. It is present in the choregrapher's way of "looking". It is a question of asking what has gone into making her, and how she has involved in the way in which she writes choregraphy. In the first part she carries out an anlysis of those choreographies she has created with her professional troupe over the last ten years : this point up the constant evolution in the way she "sees", being perpetually obliged to choose between the dancer's improvisations, and at the same time keeping the area which attracts the eye, in which the choreography is actually realized, alive. This approach encourages the development of the various tensions arising from the paradoxes that are integral part of the workshop. In the second part we approach the paradoxes through the complex relationships which "seeing" has with "time", "memory" and "forgetting" and with the haptic qualities of the artists in space. The existence of a space in which the die is not yet cast is vital to creation. It needs a particular approach on the part of the dancers which is best seen in the third part. How does the physical nature of the dancing body weave a space essential to creation ?
Gavioli, Izabela Lucchese. "Coreografia "21" do Grupo Corpo : 21 percepções sobre o processo de criacão cênica." reponame:Biblioteca Digital de Teses e Dissertações da UFRGS, 2013. http://hdl.handle.net/10183/97630.
Full text“21” é a coreografia da companhia mineira de dança Grupo Corpo, que inaugura uma nova etapa no fazer coreográfico de Rodrigo Pederneiras. Estreou em 1992, com trilha sonora especialmente composta por Marco Antônio Guimarães e interpretada pelo grupo mineiro UAKTI. O objetivo aqui é, tanto quanto possível, entender o percurso que leva à efetivação do processo coreográfico de “21”. Variadas fontes de informação (vídeos, fotografias, entrevistas, documentos acadêmicos e material de mídia) foram analisadas para, enfim, propor-se um desvendamento. Assim o é na grounded theory, metodologia aqui utilizada que parte da ausência de uma proposta teórica prévia para construí-la à medida que surgem as descobertas. A imersão na análise da gravação original de “21” trouxe à sensibilidade 21 percepções: a música como motivação fundamental do coreógrafo; as interferências do elenco, sua longevidade artística e as rasuras do processo coreográfico; os elementos norteadores da coreografia; as influências sobre Rodrigo Pederneiras; a análise das 14 cenas, com todas as suas dúvidas, andamentos e contagens que surpreendem; figurinos, iluminação e cenário; e, por fim, as ponderações sobre o modus operandi do coreógrafo e os rastros da obra em outros trabalhos do grupo. Um conjunto de valências e procedimentos parece compor a teoria final: criatividade, abstração, tentativa e erro, detalhamento, equipe, multiplicações e derivações. Afinal, quase desvendamos “21”.
“21” is the one choreography of Grupo Corpo (Minas Gerais – Brasil), which heralds a new stage in the choreographing process of Rodrigo Pederneiras. This piece debuted in 1992, with a specially composed soundtrack by Marco Antônio Guimarães executed by group UAKTI. The goal is, as far as possible, to understand the path that leads to the full realization of “21.” Various sources of information (videos, photographs, interviews, academic documents, media materials) were analyzed to finally propose an unveiling form. This is the principle of the grounded theory, methodology used in this research, where there’s an absence of a previous theoretical proposal, as it arises with the discoveries. Immersion in the analysis of the original video of “21” vented 21 perceptions: the choreographer’s fundamental motivation by music; cast interferences and its artistic longevity; the guiding elements of choreography; influences on Rodrigo Pederneiras; the analysis of 14 scenes, with all its doubts, surprising tempos and counts; costumes, lighting and scenery, and finally bethinks about the modus operandi of the choreographer and the traces of this work in other pieces of the group. A set of skills and procedures seems to compose a final theory: creativity, abstraction, trial and error, detailing, team work, multiplications and derivations. After all, we almost got the key to “21”.
Sanchez, Carolane. "Ce qui fait flamenco : palimpseste d’une recherche-création avec Juan Carlos Lérida." Thesis, Bourgogne Franche-Comté, 2019. http://www.theses.fr/2019UBFCC024.
Full textMy research aims to answer questions that arose from practicing flamenco, initially as a student, then as an interpreter and choreographer and eventually as a teacher. After gathering insightful experiences from Seville, Madrid and China, my thesis addresses the question “what is flamenco?”. Via a deconstructionist method, this study re-evaluates some of the conceptions and body language that tend to define what is central to flamenco (clichés / established truths / stereotypes), while analysing the dialectics of figures who clearly deviate from these central ideas. Thus, my research explores in greater depth and more specifically the empirical approach developed by Juan Carlos Lérida during his artistic career, for a better understanding of how figures straying from the dominant conception of flamenco, test the elasticity of the outer limits of this artistic expression. My practical and theory-based exploration with Juan Carlos Lérida led me to experiment with an archaeological approach to research-creation in flamenco dance, that aimed to analyse the way flamenco expression has developed (identification of the survival of forms, the festive pathos, the poetics of the spiral movement) from both a diachronic and synchronic perspective, but also to embrace the “palimpsest” as an epistemological tool. The methodological approach that led to the exploration of poetics described in this work, along with the analytical and critical exercises, also incited a range of multi-disciplinary creative projects (performances, video documentaries, dance videos, photographs) that defend the heuristic method of gathering knowledge via studying creation processes and reflecting on experiences
Este trabajo pretende responder a ciertas cuestiones que me surgieron en la práctica del baile flamenco siendo estudiante, intérprete, coreógrafa y pedagoga. A través de una restitución de un itinerario sensitivo entre Lyon, Sevilla, Madrid y China, analizo en esta tesis lo que hace que algo sea flamenco reevaluando, mediante un método deconstructivista, ciertos discursos y gestos que buscan definir lo central (tópicos, verdades establecidas, estereotipos) en el flamenco, creando una dialéctica con otras figuras que aparentemente discrepan. En este segundo punto, profundizo en mi investigación más concretamente en la aproximación flamenco-empírica elaborada por Juan Carlos Lérida a lo largo de su trayectoria artística, con el fin de demostrar en que manera ciertas formas al margen del discurso flamenco dominante cuestionan la ductilidad de la definición de esta forma artística. Mi andadura práctico-teórica con Juan Carlos Lérida me ha permitido experimentar una aproximación arqueológica respecto al gesto flamenco en un proceso de investigación-creación con vistas a analizar la dinámica de la forma flamenca (identificación de vestigios formales, pathos de la fiesta, poética de la espiral) desde un punto de vista diacrónico y sincrónico, posibilitando al mismo tiempo a abrirme al “palimpsesto” como herramienta epistemológica. La metodología usada para llevar la poética exploradora expuesta en esta tesis también se ha empleado, además del ejercicio analítico, crítico, para elaborar objetos-creaciones (performances, documentales, video-danza, fotografía) resultantes de campos de competencia cruzados con el fin de defender una constitución heurística de los conocimientos gracias al estudio de los procesos de creación y la reflexión acerca de la experiencia
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Full textGravel, Caroline. "La création du danseur dans l'espace de l'oeuvre chorégraphique : autopoïétique d'une (re)prise de rôle." Mémoire, 2012. http://www.archipel.uqam.ca/5114/1/M12609.pdf.
Full textGodin, Danielle. "Les fonctions psychologiques et le processus créatif : récit de pratique d'une artiste chercheure, et de sa création Poesia y flamenco." Mémoire, 2008. http://www.archipel.uqam.ca/1753/1/M10695.pdf.
Full textMarengo, Izabella. "L'expérience du sacré pouvant être vécue dans le cadre d'un travail de création et d'interprétation en danse." Mémoire, 2007. http://www.archipel.uqam.ca/1345/1/M10109.pdf.
Full textPédron, Aurélie. "L'émergence en création, ou, L'anti-héroïsme du créateur." Mémoire, 2013. http://www.archipel.uqam.ca/5591/1/M12972.pdf.
Full textCharron, Estelle. ""Par 4 chemins" : oeuvre de danse intégrée in situ : analyse des rapports entre théorie et pratique dans un processus de création basé sur le texte de L'inquiétante étrangeté de Freud." Mémoire, 2011. http://www.archipel.uqam.ca/4202/1/M12177.pdf.
Full textMitta, Sameena. "Intervention par le mouvement pour les victimes de violence conjugale : création inspirée de l'expérience de trois femmes de l'Asie du sud." Mémoire, 2008. http://www.archipel.uqam.ca/1328/1/M10322.pdf.
Full textSaindon, Marie-Claire. "Danse, film, théâtre : une exploration de la collaboration créative entre la musique et les arts de nature visuelle." Thèse, 2010. http://hdl.handle.net/1866/4725.
Full textLe programme de composition de musiques de film et multimédia de la Faculté de musique à l'Université de Montréal encourage la création de trois musiques de nature différente: acoustique, électroacoustique et mixte. Ces dernières supportent chacune une oeuvre visuelle. Pour mieux explorer les possibilités, trois projets de nature visuelle différents, soit une chorégraphie, deux court-métrages cinématographiques et une oeuvre dramatique, ont été créées en collaboration avec d'autres artistes. Pour la chorégraphie, X/Y, une trame sonore a été créée pour être jouée sur place par un petit ensemble acoustique. La musique des films, Mi Feng et Motel Pluton, est un mélange d'échantillonneurs et d'instruments acoustiques et a été enregistrée en studio. Quand à l'oeuvre dramatique, L'Araignée, la trame sonore est de nature entièrement électronique, avec des échantillonneurs et de la manipulation électroacoustique.
Université de Montréal's Film and Multimedia Music Composition program encourages the creation of three compositions in differing styles: acoustic, electro-acoustic, and mixed. These compositions each support a visual project. A choreography, two short films and a theatrical piece were created in a collaborative effort to explore the range and diversity of visual media. An acoustic score played by a small ensemble was used for the choreography X/Y. Both acoustic and digital instruments were used in recording sessions for the score of the two short films Mi Feng and Motel Pluton. The score for L'Araignée, the theatrical piece, is electro-acoustic, using samples, audio files, and digital signal processing (DSP).