Clash Electro - De Vivaldi à Daft Punk

This Clash stems from a simple idea: baroque and classical music already possessed rhythmic power and a sense of groove long before machines, beats, and turntables. Bach, Vivaldi, Mozart, and Beethoven made their eras resonate with striking modernity. If they were among us today, they would undoubtedly collaborate with contemporary producers from Air to Daft Punk and invent new forms blending strings, mandolin, flute, and electronics. This project is embodied by a new generation of musicians free from stylistic and repertoire boundaries. Classical, electronic, jazz, pop – everything flows with total freedom, driven by strong artistic demands and immediately communicative energy. Instruments converse with machines, acoustic timbres merge into electronic textures, and virtuosity becomes the engine of a living, direct, and embodied music. The programme thus brings together repertoire works, electronic pulses, groovy basslines, and pop energy. Bach, Vivaldi, Beethoven, Debussy, or Stravinsky meet Justice, Air, Jean Michel Jarre, Michael Jackson, and Daft Punk in the same surge. A joyful, virtuosic, and free Clash where centuries provoke, respond to each other, and ultimately dance together.

Performers

Ena Eno • electronic music

Vincent Beer-Demander • mandolin

Pavel Paul • violin

Nana Carling • saxophone

Jimmy Top • electric bass