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Sound designer / Computer music designer
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Séisme immersive installation on the main stage of the Opéra Comédie - © concept visualisation by Gergely Virághalmy (All rights reserved)
Audience walking on the interactive floring, reading Jean Mary's poetic libretto © concept visualisation by Gergely Virághalmy (All rights reserved)
The happening of the earthquake © concept visualisation by Gergely Virághalmy (All rights reserved)
A deaf school boy attending a concert in Montpellier, wearing a Subpac vibrating jacket. © Audrey Brahimi - Opéra Orchestre national Montpellier Occitanie
Augustin Muller, a Conservatoire de Paris alumni, is a Computer Music Designer at IRCAM where he works on designing the electronics of new pieces as well as playing the repertoire, with strong ties to scientific and musical research. A member of Le Balcon ensemble, he’s interested in perceptive approach to spatialized sound and the evocative power of the sound phenomenon. He works with numerous artists, ensembles, directors and festivals for new music or theatre projects and is a specialist of mixed music repertoire.
France
Opéra de Lille
Jury Nominee
Opéra Orchestre National de Montpellier Occitanie
13 June 2022
Montpellier / France
Back in Montpellier, the trio in residence formed by director Franciska Éry (Hungary), composer Alex Ho (United Kingdom) and poet Ar Guens Jean Mary (Haiti) meet for a second creative workshop of their interactive opus project: Séisme.
On the program of this second residency; staging storyboard, first tests of the vibratory effect of footsteps on Subpac vests (a well-known tool for deaf and hard of hearing audiences), musical rehearsals and recording, model of the set and reflections on sound design.
To be discovered soon at the Opéra Orchestre Montpellier !
Jury Nominee
Opéra Orchestre National de Montpellier Occitanie
15 November 2021
Montpellier / France
In residence at the Opera Orchestra, director Franciska Éry, composer Alexander Ho and poet Ar Guens Jean Mary imagine the immersive and interactive opera opus "Séisme" (in english earthquake), a conversation between humans and the Earth, and invites reflection on the means of preserving it. Inspired by the poetry of Jean Mary, who explores the impact of earthquakes on communities, director F. Éry and composer A. Ho dissect the stages of an earthquake to reconstruct the different stages of formation as structure of an immersive and interactive opera.
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