Erasmus-Masterclass Saxophon mit Vincent David (Conservatoire royal de Bruxelles)

Mo, 16.05.2022, 10:00‒17:00  Uhr

Termine:
Mo, 16. Mai 2022, 10:00—17:00 Uhr (MUK.podium)
Di, 17. Mai 2022, 10:00-16:00 Uhr (Erkersaal)


Vincent David is one of the most recognized saxophonist-composers in the world, as he develops the musical abilities of his instrument. Having won three international awards during his studies, he is an accomplished and complete musician. It is the source of many creations such as Dialogue de l’ombre double by Pierre Boulez, Troisième round by Bruno Mantovani and Trame XIII by Martin Matalon.
As solist, he has performed with Philharmonique Orchestra of Radio France, National  Orchestra of Toulouse’s Capitole, National Orchestra of Strasbourg, Orchestra of Suisse Romande, Ensemble Inter Contemporain, Tapiola Sinfonietta of Helsinki , Helsinki Philharmonic Orchestra, National Taiwan Symphony Orchestra, Philharmonique Orchestra of Stuttgart, MAV Orchestra of Budapest,  Navy Band Orchestra of Washington, Camerata Aberta of Sao Paulo,  Musica Assoluta of Hannover. Scottish Chamber Orchestra, TM+, Court-Circuit, …
He collaborated with many composers like Luciano Berio, Pierre Boulez, Peter Eötvös, Gérard Grisey, Philippe Hurel, Michael Jarrell, Mauro Lanza, Philippe Leroux, Bruno Mantovani, Martin Matalon, Yann Maresz, Marc Monnet, Mathias Pintscher, Yann Robin, Alberto Posadas, Bernhard Lang etc.
Since 1998 he works with concerts Intercontemporain Ensemble under the direction of conductors such as Pierre Boulez, Jonathan Nott, David Robertson, Peter Eötvös, Suzanna Mälkki, Peter Rundel, Pierre-André Valade, Pascal Rophé, Mathias Pintscher, Bruno Mantovani and he also directed in the Philharmonic Orchestra of Radio France by Myung-Whun Chung, Vladimir Spivakov and the Orchestra of the Paris Opera by Jeffrey Tate.
As a composer and conductor, he has composed for his instrument, solo pieces such as Sillage for soprano sax, Pulse and Éclats d’échos for alto saxophone, Mirages for soprano saxophone and piano, Nuée Ardente for alto sax and piano commissioned by the International Adolphe Sax competition in Dinant, l’éveil de la toupie and concertos Reflets for alto sax and orchestra, Arches for soprano sax and orchestre, Rhizome for alto sax and strings. He has also wrote Jazz duets and quartets.
He is also active in improvised music (jazz, contemporary) through encounters with musicians such as Pierrick Pedron, Christophe Monniot, Jean-Charles Richard, sometimes giving rise to recordings (Vivaldi Universal and Crossover). He is the founder of the Fireworks Quartet with Jean-Charles Richard, Stéphane Guillaume et Baptiste Herbin and record his music.
His discography consists of: Troisième Round by Bruno Mantovani soloist with the ensemble TM+, Boulez/Berio, Crossover and French Style, and Fireworks but it also has two instructional CDs Musiki‘t.
He is also director of collection with Editions Billaudot.
Vincent David made numerous masterclasses throughout the world. He is a recognized teacher and attaches importance to the transmission of his experience and his passion for music. Beiing a generous musician, he is very attached to the opening and promotes artistic curiosity in his class. Since Septembre 2019 he is teaching at the Conservatoire Royal of Bruxelles.

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Mo, 16.05.2022, 10:00‒17:00  Uhr
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