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CEC 25th Anniversary Tour

JTTP 2011 — Jeu de temps / Times Play

The CEC’s annual Jeu de temps / Times Play (JTTP) project is comprised of: a competition for young and emerging sound artists from (or living in) Canada, with cash and prizes awarded to the top five placing composers, as selected by an international jury; a focus issue of eContact! featuring all submissions to the project; a CD compilation (Cache) of the top works; and international radio and concert play of the top works.

Each stop on the tour featured a concert of the winning works from the 12th edition of Jeu de temps / Times Play. Those curious to know what the next generation of electroacoustic composers in Canada “sounds like” came out and joined us for performances of works by David Arango-Valencia, Guillaume Barrette, Guillaume Campion, Maxime Corbeil-Perron, Jullian Hoff and Marc-André Perron.

For each of the JTTP concerts at least one JTTP 2011 winning composer was present as an invited guest, and these guests diffused their own works as well as the works of their colleagues.

The videos below show performances of the works at the SOUNDplay Festival’s “Time and Space” concert on 26 November 2011 as well as excerpts from the rehearsals at the Conservatoire de musique de Montréal on November 12. As the details of the diffusion are all but lost because of the documentation format, the hall sound has in all cases been replaced with the audio from the original composition.

Performances in Toronto

Video 1 (11:51). David Arango-Valencia — Canción de Otraparte [Chanson d’ailleurs] (2011). Performance in the SOUNDplay Festival “Time and Space” concert on 26 November 2011, during the Toronto stop on the CEC’s 25th Anniversary Tour. Live diffusion by Jullian Hoff.
Video 2 (9:59). Guillaume Barrette — Parasite (2011). Performance in the SOUNDplay Festival “Time and Space” concert on 26 November 2011, during the Toronto stop on the CEC’s 25th Anniversary Tour. Live diffusion by Guillaume Barrette.
Video 3 (11:24). Guillaume Campion — Neige cendre (2011). Performance in the SOUNDplay Festival “Time and Space” concert on 26 November 2011, during the Toronto stop on the CEC’s 25th Anniversary Tour. Live diffusion by Guillaume Barrette.
Video 4 (9:55). Maxime Corbeil-Perron — Fragments (2011). Performance in the SOUNDplay Festival “Time and Space” concert on 26 November 2011, during the Toronto stop on the CEC’s 25th Anniversary Tour. Live diffusion by Maxime Corbeil-Perron.
Video 5 (12:05). Jullian Hoff — Scratch (2011). Performance in the SOUNDplay Festival “Time and Space” concert on 26 November 2011, during the Toronto stop on the CEC’s 25th Anniversary Tour. Live diffusion by Jullian Hoff.
Video 6 (10:23). Marc-André Perron — Effervescence/Somnolence (2010). Performance in the SOUNDplay Festival “Time and Space” concert on 26 November 2011, during the Toronto stop on the CEC’s 25th Anniversary Tour. Live diffusion by Maxime Corbeil-Perron.

Rehearsals at the Conservatoire de musique de Montréal

Video 7 (3:38). David Arango-Valencia — Canción de Otraparte [Chanson d’ailleurs] (2011). Excerpt from the rehearsal for the concert at the Conservatoire de musique de Montréal on 12 November 2011, during the CEC’s 25th Anniversary Tour.
Video 8 (11:25). Guillaume Campion — Neige cendre (2011). Rehearsal for the concert at the Conservatoire de musique de Montréal on 12 November 2011, during the CEC’s 25th Anniversary Tour.
Video 9 (2:19). Maxime Corbeil-Perron — Fragments (2011). Excerpt from the rehearsal for the concert at the Conservatoire de musique de Montréal on 12 November 2011, during the CEC’s 25th Anniversary Tour.
Video 10 (12:06). Jullian Hoff — Scratch (2011). Rehearsal for the concert at the Conservatoire de musique de Montréal on 12 November 2011, during the CEC’s 25th Anniversary Tour.
Video 11 (10:05). Marc-André Perron — Effervescence/Somnolence (2010). Rehearsal for the concert at the Conservatoire de musique de Montréal on 12 November 2011, during the CEC’s 25th Anniversary Tour.
Concordia University / Université Concordia Fondation SOCAN Foundation

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