Jazz musicians Lise Bouvier and Rémi Bioulès blend music with art in a unique concert inspired by masterpieces like Le Déjeuner des canotiers and La Joconde.
Artists and Their Instruments
Picturophonie was created by two jazz musicians: Lise Bouvier, singer and flutist, and Rémi Bioulès, pianist and saxophonist. Their collaboration blends multiple musical styles, including jazz, song with lyrics, world music, and contemporary influences.Inspirations from Art
Using a few masterpieces projected during the concert, they composed original pieces that draw inspiration from famous artworks. Among the works referenced are "Le Déjeuner des canotiers," "La Joconde," and a painting by Van Gogh depicting a terrace.Supporting Musicians
The two artists are accompanied by Laurent Tuquet on bass and Jean-Marc Monier on drums. These musicians contribute to the full sound of the performance, enhancing the blend of genres and artistic influences.Student Participation and Preparation
For three days, the students work on a program prepared by their professor, singer David Richard, a member of the a cappella vocal group Les Grandes Gueules, who performed at the Scène Chapelle last year. The students will open the evening, for approximately fifteen minutes, with this program, which includes a piece created specifically for the occasion.Event Details and Tickets
The concert takes place at the theater La Scène Chapelle des Pénitents. Ticket prices are 12 €, 6 € for recipients of social minimums, and free for those under 14 years old. Information and reservations can be made at 07 82 69 33 92 or at assodjazap@gmail.com.
