IntAct 2023: Making Things 22nd - 24th DEC 2023 at Bangkok Art and Culture Centre (BACC) Jonas Regnier Jonas Regnier (b.1995) is a French composer and researcher currently based in Montreal. Their research and artistic interests focus on music cognition and psychology, and more specifically the ways to direct listeners’ attention with timbre, space and musical discourse. They are exploring instrumental, electroacoustic, and mixed music composition with equal interest. Their music has been performed in France, Belgium, Canada, Thailand, South Korea and the US and is published by BabelScores in digital and printed formats. They integrated the Centre for Interdisciplinary Research in Music Media and Technology and the ACTOR Project (Analysis, Creation and Teaching of Orchestration) research labs in 2019, which allowed them to work on numerous interdisciplinary research-creation projects with performers, music technologists and neuroscientists. Jonas Regnier obtained an Organ performance diploma, an instrumental and electroacoustic composition diploma at the Conservatoire of Music of Toulouse (France) in 2018. At the same time, they obtained their Bachelor of Arts degree in Musicology at the Sorbonne University (Paris). In 2021, they received a Master of Music in Composition at McGill University. They are now pursuing a PhD in Composition at McGill University under the supervision of Philippe Leroux, Robert Hasegawa and Stephen McAdams. FLOU, FLASH, LUCIDE (2023) for flute, clarinet, trombone, electric guitar, percussion, keyboard, violin and cello With this piece, I intended to make a metaphor between photography and music, by drawing an analogy between light as used in photography, and space in music. Both can be used to create tension, emphasis on small details, a sense of separation or even to provide additional depth to the main materials. I was inspired from photography and light techniques, which allowed me to develop orchestration techniques that would directly influence our perception of space. Just like in photography, some musical materials in the piece can be clearly identified while others may be perceived as blurry and harder to grasp. Performed by Taceti Ensemble Patumwan Piensub - Flute Christhatai Paksamai - Clarinet Siravith Kongbandalsuk - Trombone Noppakorn Auesirinucroch - E. Guitar Kerksakul Jaree - Keyboard Kantapong Rakbankerd - Percussion Saksilpa Srisukson - Violin Kantika Comenaphatt - Cello Pisol Manatchinapisit - Conductor

Concert presented as part of the live@CIRMMT series McGill Contemporary Music Ensemble Lorraine Vaillancourt, conductor (Catherine Thornhill Steele Guest Artist) MARTIN MATALON Tunnelling JONAS REGNIER It is Nothing but Water Slipping Through my Fingers (premiere) Téléchargez le programme complet ici / Download the program here : https://www.mcgill.ca/music/files/music/channels/attach/20.may_.19h30.webcast.livecirmmt.cme_.pdf --------------- INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/schulichmusic FACEBOOK: https://www.facebook.com/SchulichMusic/ TWITTER: https://twitter.com/schulichmusic WEBSITE: https://mcgill.ca/music/events --------------- The Schulich School of Music of McGill University is located in downtown Montreal, one of Canada's most vibrant and international cities. We're home to a diverse community of performers, composers, music theorists, musicologists, educators, scientists and engineers. We offer more than 45 undergraduate, graduate and professional programs and present hundreds of public events each year. --------------- L'école de musique Schulich est située au centre-ville de Montréal, l'une des villes les plus vivante et cosmopolite du Canada. Nous sommes les hôtes d'une grande communauté composée de musiciens, de compositeurs, de théoriciens, de musicologues, d'éducateurs, de scientifiques et d'innovateurs. Nous offrons plus de 45 programmes d'études supérieures et professionelles. Chaque année, nous présentons des centaines d'événements public mettant en scène toute la diversité de notre communauté.

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