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LISZT, F.: Via Crucis (Marangoni, Ars Cantica Choir, Berrini)
Liszt started work on the Via Crucis in 1873 and completed its composition in February 1879. From the beginning he wished that one day it would accompany the Via Crucis celebrated by the Pope in Rome on Good Friday. As was the case in the Baroque Passions, Liszt uses the chorus as a voiceover which comments on the story and invites us to think about the events being celebrated. Following the steps of these “poetics of evocation”, Liszt encourages us to relive the events of the Passion through the musical themes which mark each stage in the dramatic epilogue of Christ’s life.
Armand Amar
PIXEL
A contemporary dance performance for 11 dancers in a virtual and living visual environment
Compagnie Käfig
Adrien M & Claire B Company
Nuria Rovira Salat, vocals
Anne-Sophie Versnaeyen, alto
Sarah Nemtanu, violin
Julien Carton, piano
Mourad Merzouki, choreographer and concept
Adrien Mondot and Claire Bardainne, concept
Benjamin Lebreton, set designer
Pascale Robin, costume designer
Recorded at Maison des Arts et de la Culture, Créteil, 21 November 2014
Picture format: NTSC 16:9
Sound format: PCM Stereo
Region code: 0 (worldwide)
Audio language (making of Pixel): French
Subtitles (making of Pixel): English, Japanese
Running time: 70 mins (performance) + 32 mins (making of Pixel)
No. of DVDs: 1 (DVD)
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