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Le Vivier : Kimihiro Yasaka – Gotō à l’église Sainte-Hilda

Sat 06 Jun 2026 • 07:30 pm expérimental / contemporain / japon / Piano
Église Sainte-Hilda - Montréal De 15$ à 35$
· by Rédaction PAN M 360

Gotō (archipelago) est une œuvre musicale, vidéo et pour piano solo basée sur des enregistrements audio et vidéo de l’archipel Gotō à Nagasaki, Japon. Elle a été commandée par le pianiste Kimihiro Yasaka, originaire de Nagasaki et basé à Montréal, et le compositeur Daryl Jamieson, né au Canada et basé au Japon. Gotō est important pour les débuts du bouddhisme japonais, possède une histoire riche, notamment des sites archéologiques néolithiques, et regorge de sons naturels magnifiques. Sa culture musicale unique comprend les traditions locales de musique rituelle shintoïste et les hymnes des chrétiens cachés (persécutés). Les enregistrements utilisés dans l’œuvre ont été réalisés au cours de quatre voyages – un par saison – dans les cinq îles principales de l’archipel de Gotō. Jamieson a composé la partie piano en dialogue avec les sons naturels qu’il a enregistrés, ainsi qu’avec les réponses improvisées de Yasaka à ces enregistrements. Le résultat est une véritable collaboration entre les deux artistes, le lieu et son histoire culturelle, ainsi qu’une véritable collaboration entre les artistes canadiens et japonais et leurs façons d’écouter.

Gotō (archipelago) is a soundscape, video, and solo piano work based on audio and video recordings of the Gotō Archipelago in Nagasaki, Japan. It was commissioned by Montreal-based, Nagasaki-born pianist Kimihiro Yasaka, and Canadian-born, Japan-based composer Daryl Jamieson. Gotō is important for early Japanese Buddhism, has a deep history including Neolithic archaeological sites, and plenty of beautiful natural sounds. Its unique musical culture includes local traditions of Shintō ritual music and the hymns of the Hidden (persecuted) Christians. The recordings used in the work were made over four trips – once per season – to the five main islands of the Gotō archipelago. Jamieson composed the piano part in dialogue with the natural sounds he recorded, as well as Yasaka’s improvised responses to those recordings. The result is a true collaboration of both artists with the place and its cultural history, and a true collaboration between Canadian and Japanese artists and ways of listening.

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