SUITE ZERO
I have the general and abiding impression of a sphere of simultaneity welded to my presence.
Paul Valery
Project Simona Bertozzi, Claudio Pasceri
Choreography and Dance Simona Bertozzi
Cello Claudio Pasceri
Music program F.J. Haydn, Tak Cheung Hui, J.S. Bach, E. Dadone, Toshio Hosokawa, G. Mahler
Light design Giuseppe Filipponio
Organization Monica Aranzi
Press Michele Pascarella
Photos and video Luca Del Pia
Production Nexus 2021, Associazione Est Ovest Festival
With the support of MiC, Regione Emilia-Romagna, Municipality of Bologna
Creative residency at Lavanderia a Vapore-Center of Choreographic Residency, AtelierSì – Artists in ResidenSì
Built in six movements, with an antechamber and a leave that frame them and, at the same time, mark their origin and projection, Suite Zero unfolds as a collection of events, an anthology of pieces marked by the dialogue between body and cello soloists.
While respecting the typical structure of the suite, that is the succession of: prelude, allemande, corrente, sarabande, minuets, gigue, the texture of the choreographic and musical trend intends to build a new landscape of co-presences, references and interactions that disrupts the boundary of a pre-established order, affecting the rhythmic and temporal perception of actions.
A dialogue between engravings and accidents.
From moments of obstinacy to moments of suspension and evanescence. From the most individual trait to the attempt to get lost in the multiple, to cross over into the unpredictable, Suite Zero affirms its own nature in the deflagration of the dialogue, between body and cello, towards polyphony, towards the multiplication of presences, disseminating sound sculptures and body geometries.
Music program
Antechamber
F.J. Haydn, Minuet from String Quartet Op. 76 No. 2
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Prelude
Tak Cheung Hui, The Mist Inside – Prologue
Allemande
J.S. Bach, Allemande from Suite BWV 1007
Corrente
E. Dadone, Recitativi da remoto
Sarabande
Toshio Hosokawa, Small Chant (and Sarabande from Suite BWV 1011 background)
Minuets
Improvisations on Minuets from J.S. Bach’s Suite BWV 1007
Gigue
J.S. Bach, BWV 1007, Gigue
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Farewell
G. Mahler, Symphony No. 1, third movement