Alexandre Herer ‘nunataq’ Invite Denis Guivarc’h at 38 Riv

After 10 years of experimenting with sound on his favorite instrument, the Fender Rhodes, Alexandre Herer is back with a personal, open-ended project that draws on his many experiences. In contact with musicians from such assertive universes as Magic Malik, Jozef Dumoulin, Marc Ducret, Stéphane Payen, Julien Pontvianne and Olivier Laisney, Alexandre Herer has familiarized himself with numerous musical concepts, written repertoires and improvisation techniques. For the Nunataq project, Alexandre Herer proposes open, aerial and deliberately cold music, inspired in part by the great expanses of ice in places like Greenland, places that bear witness to a past climate resolutely threatened by modern man......

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After 10 years of experimenting with sound on his favorite instrument, the Fender Rhodes, Alexandre Herer is back with a personal, open-ended project that draws on his many experiences. In contact with musicians from such assertive universes as Magic Malik, Jozef Dumoulin, Marc Ducret, Stéphane Payen, Julien Pontvianne and Olivier Laisney, Alexandre Herer has familiarized himself with numerous musical concepts, written repertoires and improvisation techniques. For the Nunataq project, Alexandre Herer proposes open, aerial and deliberately cold music, inspired in part by the great expanses of ice in places like Greenland, places that bear witness to a past climate resolutely threatened by modern man...

Après 10 années d’expérimentations sonores autour de son instrument de prédilection, le Fender Rhodes, Alexandre Herer revient avec un projet personnel et ouvert qui se nourrit de ses multiples expériences. Au contact de musiciens à l’univers affirmé tels que Magic Malik, Jozef Dumoulin, Marc Ducret, Stéphane Payen, Julien Pontvianne ou Olivier Laisney, Alexandre Herer s'est familiarisé avec de nombreux concepts musicaux, des répertoires écrits ainsi que des techniques d’improvisations. Pour le projet Nunataq, Alexandre Herer propose une musique ouverte, aérienne et volontairement froide, inspirée en partie par les grandes étendues de glace de lieux tels que le Groenland, lieux témoins d’un climat passé résolument menacé par l’homme moderne…

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