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His gifts as a "show man"
and at the same time of soloist improviser
brought him, thanks to his friend Georges
Boukoff, to create a new style of musical
theater. The musicians are actors and creators,
favoring so a stronger symbiosis between text and
music, an alchemy more elaborated among the
musician, the poet and the actor.
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Les cercles
nocturnes
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Show created around
Thomas Teicher's texts by Teicher Johan
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L'asphalte des condamnés, ce
livre augure la musique verbale, les mots
transcendés en sons, une poésie arrachée à la
torpeur des poètes poétisants, le clivage des
styles est outrepassé, "outragé". La
Belgique et le monde s'éveillent au son d'une
fanfare atroce, superbement absurde.
Après
"Les Cercles Nocturnes", Thomas Teicher
déchire à nouveau le verbe et les sons avec ce
recueil partagé entre poèmes versifiés et
proses. Saxophoniste, il projette la scène dans
les mots et les mots dans les accords et les
désaccords.
Editions L'Harmattan -
Paris
Haine (compo.
: Y. Teicher - arrgt : J. Dupont)
La mémoire du fleuve (compo. : T. Teicher
- arrgt : J. Dupont)
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Teicher sings Trenet
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To
interpret the great Charles, a violinist
able of playing the most various
musics : Yves Teicher. Did you
already hear him declaim Rimbaud, the
eyes and the body in trance ? This
concert will convince you that this man
is a amazing interpreter of words and
notes.
Extracted and
translated from press article :
Maison du Jazz - Liège - 2008
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Les voix du ciel (Charles
Trenet - Arrgt : Dominique
Pautrel)
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| Léon Humblet (piano,
accordion) - Jean-Marie Fossoul
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| Tours in France and in
Belgium |
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Rimbaud on stage
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Soleil et chair (Rimbaud - Yves
Teicher - 4tet Boukoff)
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| Georges Boukoff
(pianist - actor) - Selima Al
Khalaf (singer - actress) -
Delphine Goasguen (actress) |
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Jazz Poem
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Tribute to Rimbaud, Laude, Artaud, Baudelaire
Tours in France and in Morocco - Many
audiovisual materials |
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Jazz of Poets
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Rimbaud to Nougaro via Verlaine,
Apollinaire, Prévert, Vian, Dimey,
Obaldia |
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