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Soli Noirs - 2015

Compagnie Yvann Alexandre 2015 - Director : Devilliers, Philippe

Choreographer(s) : Alexandre, Yvann (France)

Present in collection(s): Compagnie Yvann Alexandre

Video producer : Compagnie Yvann Alexandre

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Soli Noirs - 2015

Compagnie Yvann Alexandre 2015 - Director : Devilliers, Philippe

Choreographer(s) : Alexandre, Yvann (France)

Present in collection(s): Compagnie Yvann Alexandre

Video producer : Compagnie Yvann Alexandre

en fr

Les Soli Noirs

Alexandre, Yvann

Born in La Roche-Sur-Yon in 1976, Yvann Alexandre began dancing at the Amicale Laïque du Bourg and at the Conservatory of his hometown, then in La Rochelle with Colette Milner, Christine Girard and Brigitte Asselineau. He continued his training in Montpellier with Epsedanse directed by Anne-Marie Porras and, at the same time, also trained at Montpellier CCN (National Choreographic Centre) then under the direction of Mathilde Monnier. During this period, his encounter with Christian Bourigault and other foundational teachings led him to forge the bases of his creative work and his pedagogy. At just sixteen years old, he composed his first works and went on to establish his company in Montpellier in 1993. He produced his first creations for the Hivernales in Avignon and for Montpellier Danse festival.

In addition to his creations, performed on numerous prestigious stages and festivals in France and abroad, he was also the guest of the CNSMDPs (Higher National Conservatories of Music and Dance) of Paris and Lyon, of Quebec and Montreal, as well as the National Choreographic Centre in Nancy and the Nordwest Tanzcompagnie in Germany.

He gained a reputation over these 25 seasons of creation as the representative of abstract, highly-premeditated dance, far removed from the performances and improvisations of others of his generation, and had a particular interest for movement writing.

Even today, his work addresses reflection which focuses on the very substance of dance, where the notion of plasticity gives way to the movement’s own energy, all the while remaining faithful to the idea of line, an element which has existed for him from the very beginning. His creations place movement and scenography on the same footing, like two subjects on equal terms: the plastic matter totally interacting with the body-matter.

His extremely precise body language is full of details and is structured like rather intimate calligraphy.


Source: Cie Yvann Alexandre


More information: http://www.cieyvannalexandre.com/

Devilliers, Philippe

“Videographer”, a curious word, a Métis word which has been translated for more than 20 years in Philippe Devilliers by images in which video is the medium which allows him to express his sensitivity to art and its actors: the artists. Through his teasers and making offs, his clothing for creations, he shows bodies and participates in stories. Witness and stakeholder of these imaginary realities, he has notably collaborated with cie charabia, cie non nova, gerardo jerez lecam, production Dekalage, choreographer n. béasse ... the story begins with y. alexandre and his dancers with the creation Le Corps Sombre in 06 then continued with Silences duos and Passages in 07, then Venenum Amoris in 09. He also contributed to the video creation of the project l'Autre et moi en 10, Cloud en 14 , Les Soli Noirs in 15, Les Fragments Mobiles in 2017.

Source: Cie Yvann Alexandre

Soli noirs (Les)

Choreography : Yvann Alexandre

Choreography assistance : assistant à la chorégraphie solo #3 Steven Berg

Interpretation : Yvann Alexandre, Steven Berg, Christian Bourigault, Anthony Cazaux & Claire Pidoux

Artistic consultancy / Dramaturgy : Conseiller musical Goulvenn Debois

Additionnal music : Création musicale inspirée de morceaux choisis de Warsaw, Joy Division & New Order
 - Extraits musicaux de Monteverdi, Bencini, Trabaci & Marini

Technical direction : Équipe technique de création Guillaume Bariou, Olivier Blouin, Loïs Drouglazet & Christophe Sartori

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