While Italian artists Giulio Colangelo and Vittorio Montalti transport themselves 20,000 years back to the caves of Lascaux through visual and auditory flashes, percussionist Charles Chiovato Rambaldo interprets a wild and completely uncontrollable biker straight out of Hollywood studios.

Through Lascaux, the two Italian composers and performers pay tribute to the eponymous caves and the birth of Art. Inspired by Georges Bataille's text on these painted caves from 20,000 years ago, the performance aims to retrace and relive the unconscious moment when this creative impulse was born, leaving an imprint on history.This performance offers a synesthetic dialogue between neon lights and electronic sounds that rhythmically progress through scenes, marked by visual and auditory flashes.

Mad Max by Pierre Jodlowski is an assertive sound installation combining percussion, electroacoustics, and scenography. Here, Charles Chiovato Rambaldo interprets the wild and completely uncontrollable biker who embodies everything one can criticize and disapprove of in the contemporary hero straight from Hollywood studios: violent, macho, brutal, illiterate, stupid—personifying the harshness of a brutal and unjust world.

Credits

Vittorio Montalti
Giulio Colangelo
Charles Chiovato Rambaldo

Programme

Giulio Colangelo, Vittorio Montalti Lascaux

Pierre Jodlowski Mad Max2023

Practical information

Where is the concert held?

Studio multimédia | Conservatoire de musique de Montréal, 4750 avenue Henri-Julien, Montréal

How do I get to the venue?

Metro : Mont-Royal

What are the ticket prices?

Presale	28$
Regular	39$
Reduced (Students, Vivier Members, over 65s, etc.)	20$

PACKAGE Semaine du Neuf

PASS SEMAINE DU NEUF - Regular*	170$
PASS SEMAINE DU NEUF - Reduced* (Students, Vivier members, 65 years and older, etc.)	60$

GENERAL INFORMATION

- All prices include taxes and service fees.
- Early bird rates are available until 48 hours before the concert.
- Regular rates are available 48 hours before the concert and at the venue.
- Neuf Week packages provide one ticket per concert, excluding installations.