Although in a contemporary and understandable language, the young composer keeps away from the clichés of burlesque cinema. Just like the images, often shot at children’s height, Grisi uses a child’s perspective to have both sound and vision enhance and complete each other.
This film concert is part of the festival programme of Film Fest Gent and World Soundtrack Awards, held between 11 > 21 October 2016.
Performers
• Jérémie Ninove, cello
• Pauline Oreins, piano
• Auguste Voisin, clarinet
• Maxime Charue, percussion
• Sophie Ackermann, violin & viola
Programme Film concert
'Gosses de Tokyo' (1932) - Monday 17/10 20u Conservatory Ghent, Miry Concert hall
Ticket sales start mid August 2016
• Gwenaël Grisi (1989) — World premiere – composition commissioned by Ars Musica together with Film Fest Gent.
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