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1900 - 2000 7pm - 8pm Salle O'Born allant à la Quatrième Salle, Centre National des Arts |
Intersections de la culture Les perceptions et les interprétations de la culture sont aussi diverses et complexes que peuvent l'être les personnes et les paysages. Créer et ouvrir des espaces pour les voix autochtones, voilà qui remet en question les filtres dont nous nous servons pour interpréter la culture et qui permet à diverses intersections culturelles de se réaliser. Tout au long de la conférence, CAPACOA crée cet espace commun où se concrétise l'intersection des expressions artistiques de toute une diversité de nations et de voix autochtones. Brian Solomon
Three time Dora Mavor Moore Award and Gemini Award nominated, Brian has presented his choreography in Berlin, Ingolstadt, Bamberg, Amsterdam, London and across Canada. Brian is a graduate of the School of Toronto Dance Theatre, and holds a MA in Performance from the Laban Center in London, UK. He has worked for dozens of creators from across Canada, the US and Europe, and taught for many companies and arts institutions including one of Europe’s foremost universities for performance, H.F.S. Ernst Busch (Berlin). In addition to his career as a Choreographer/Dancer he has worked as a Visual Artist and Actor. Brian is passionate about helping people relearn about their forgotten bodies, and take back the space those bodies occupy. Brian successfully led Nogojiwanong Rite of Spring, this October in Peterborough, Ontario. This large-scale, site-specific, dance performance was a contemporary Anishinaabeg re-envisioning of the 1913 ballet, Rite of Spring. Bryden Gwis Kiwenzie
Bryden Gwiss Kiwenzie is a Pow-Wow singer/song maker and Men's Traditional Dancer. He has grown up on the Pow-Wow Trail learning songs and drum teachings and has been dancing Mens Traditional Style for 30 years. He is Originally from Neyaashiinigaming (Cape Croker) but currently residing in Sudbury, Ontario. He works at Shkagamik Kwe Health Centre in Sudbury giving drum teachings to the youth about proper drum etiquette and pow wow songs. Bryden was also nominated for a Juno, Indigenous Album Of The Year 2017, on his solo debut album entitled Round Dance & Beats. Which blends Traditional pow wow songs and urban style beats together. He has also been nominated for Best Hand Drum Album and Best New Artist at the Indigenous Music Awards being held in Winnipeg May 19, 2017. Jeremy Dutcher
Jeremy Dutcher is an emerging Toronto-based Composer and Vocalist. His music shapeshifts between classical and traditional, operatic power and tuneful melodies of his Wolastoq Nation. Jeremy’s fourthcoming release, Wolastoqiyik Lintuwakonawa, is part composition, part musical ethnography, part linguistic reclamation. The melodies come from the oldest known field recordings of the indigenous peoples along the St. John (Wolatstoq) river basin, and are arranged for voice, piano and string quartet. He also prioritizing the Wolastoqey language in his music in hopes of inspiring other young maliseets to learn this endangered language. He studied classical music at Dalhousie University and learned from Wabanakiyik song carrier Maggie Paul. Jeremy has also been a featured soloist with the Mississauga Chamber Choir and Soundstreams Canada. Dutcher recently toured both Scandinavia and Asia as a cultural ambassador and worked with local indigenous musician and communities. Commandité par :
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2000 - 2200 8pm - 10pm Quatrième Salle, Centre National des Arts |
Reconnue pour “sa sonorité riche et profonde ainsi que sa virtuosité et son enthousiasme exceptionnel”, l’altiste Marina Thibeault voyage dans le monde en tant que récitaliste, musicienne de chambre et soliste. Marina est une fervente ambassadrice de la musique nouvelle, et elle cherche à soutenir la diversité et l'innovation dans le monde de la musique classique. Elle se fait un devoir d'enrichir le répertoire pour alto en collaborant étroitement avec plusieurs compositeurs, parmi lesquels Jean Lesage dit de son jeu: «Il y a de la musicalité à chaque instant». Contact Eoin Ó Catháin / Latitude 45 Arts
Barbra Lica est une étoile montante sur la scène jazz canadienne, remarquée pour son style vocal subtil et raffiné. Elle se produit avec Marc Rogers (basse), Tom Fleming (guitare, ukulélé), Joel Visentin (piano, accordéon) et Will Fisher (batterie). Contact Jim West / Wild West Artist Management
Les musiciens virtuoses de Quartango allient leurs envolées musicales à la voix de Marie-Josée Lord, obtenant ainsi un mélange de divers styles musicaux qui enrichissent le répertoire déjà très diversifié du groupe. De Bizet à Piazzolla, Quartango repense les grands classiques de l’opéra et y impriment avec doigté leur touche personnelle, permettant ainsi à Marie-Josée Lord de réaliser des prouesses lyriques sur une musique classique envoûtante et déroutante. Les spectateurs seront subjugués par la voix chaude de la chanteuse, impressionnés par le jeu élégant et passionnant des quatre musiciens de Quartango et complètement renversés par le mélange imprévisible de la grande musique d’opéra et des rythmes ensorcelants du tango. Avec Tangopéra, le tango a afin trouvé sa voix! Contact Marco Fortier / Agence Station Bleue
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| Jeudi 16 novembre 2017 | |
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1830 - 1900 6:30pm - 7:00pm Blacksheep Inn, Wakefield |
Despite polar opposite backgrounds Twin Flames found a common musical language. Twin Flames combines Jaaji an Inuk/Mohawk man from Nunavik and Chelsey June a Métis Woman from Ottawa. Together they take the audience on a musical journey across Canada and the Arctic. This powerful duo won The Canadian Folk music award for Aboriginal Songwriters of the Year 2016. Their debut self-titled Album Jaaji & Chelsey June released December 2015 was also nominated 4 times in different award platforms within Canada and the USA. In June 2017 they released their anticipated second album Signal Fire, currently nominated in 3 Categories for The Canadian Folk Music Awards 2017: Vocal Group of the Year, World Group of the Year and Aboriginal Songwriters of the Year. The new album was also nominated in 3 Categories for the Teweikan Music Awards. They have played over 700 shows in less than three years with performances that have taken them across Canada and the Arctic. What started as small flame has turned into a raging fire one that is staying lit in the hearts of fans and listeners. Together they showcase the awesome power of music and its ability to connect people from all walks of life. |
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2000 - 2130 8pm - 9:30pm Blacksheep Inn, Wakefield
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The Miguel de Armas Quartet, founded in 2012, featuring Marc Decho on bass, Michel Medrano on drums and Arien Villegas on congas. This musical ensemble has been creating a vivid impression in the national capital region with their lively performances and deep commitment to excellence. They blend tasteful and show stopping musical arrangements taken from the classic jazz standards, Cuban traditional music and Miguel’s own inspirational compositions. Contact Yasmina Proveyer / MDA Productions
Ouroboros is a five-piece band from St. John's, Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada, currently thrilling audiences with the unexpectedly raw, energetic sound of horns and percussion. Combining tight instrumental harmonies with vocals and drums, Ouroboros is a versatile musical force that draws from a smorgasbord of melodies and grooves from around the world: Heavy beats of West Africa, folk traditions of Eastern Europe and a healthy dose of jazz and funk. Contact
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| Vendredi 17 novembre 2017 | |
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1745 5:45pm Ecole De La Salle |
Voyageurs Immobiles, Cie de création, Going through
Hodan Youssouf, actrice sourde d’origine somalienne, est Youmna et Florence Blain Mbaye, jeune actrice entendante d’origine montréalaise, est Nour. Sur scène, Nour et Youmna racontent, chacune dans leur langue. L’univers visuel est créé par l’artiste interdisciplinaire d’origine syrienne, Khadija Baker, qui utilise des cheveux humains pour composer l’imagerie vidéographique. La compositrice Diane Labrosse signe l’environnement sonore pour sa deuxième collaboration avec Voyageurs Immobiles (La femme corbeau, Théâtre Prospero 2013). La comédienne et mime Francine Alepin agit à titre de conseillère au mouvement. Traversée est une histoire d’exil, d’héritages inconscients, de parcours intérieur, de séparation et de nécessaire reconstruction. Contact Milena Buziak / Voyageurs Immobiles, Cie de création
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1900 - 2045 7:00pm - 8:45pm Palais Imperial |
Grande tablée des délégués - avec billet Palais Imperial |
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2115 - 2215 9:15pm - 10:15pm Ecole De La Salle |
Stephanie Morin-Robert, BLINDSIDE
When Stéphanie was 2-years-old she lost her left eye to Cancer and has had a glass eye ever since. She establishes a trusting and safe environment with her audience by sharing her own touching and often hilarious experiences of working through her insecurities and coming to terms with her disability. Stephanie is a multi-disciplinary artist focused on breaking society's taboos, directly addressing often uncomfortable issues. Her work is a special combination of live video project, comedy, puppetry, and dance that taps into her audiences' capacity for honesty, empathy and vulnerability. Her workshops give people of the community a chance to shape their personal experience into a short story, several of which are then chosen to open her show. Contact Stephanie Symns / New Works
TOMÁŠ KUBÍNEK - Certified Lunatic and Master of the Impossible
Tomáš Kubínek's internationally acclaimed solo performances play to packed theaters around the world. After a sold-out run on Broadway, The New York Times lauded his work as "Absolutely expert!" A collision of theatre and music-hall, his exuberant one-man show is equal parts comic brilliance, virtuosic vaudeville and irresistible charm. Contact Tara Bailey / Fox Entertainment Agency |
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| Samedi 18 novembre 2017 | |
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1430 - 1550 2:30pm - 3:50pm Centrepointe Studio Theatre |
Une musique où s'entremêlent les cultures, originalement métissée, des chansons livrées avec énergie et aplomb, voguant autant sur des rythmes andalous et berbères que sur des grooves reggae, latin et chaabi marocain, flirtant même par moments avec la pop et le rock. Un amalgame unique qui attire les curieux et qui sait convaincre les plus passionnés des musiques du monde.
Contact Annick Beauvais / Coop Les Faux-Monnayeurs
Ladom Ensemble, a vibrant combination of Persian and Balkan musics in a contemporary acoustic music framework, co-creates art and ideas that transcends differences. Ladom Ensemble is a very ‘Canadian group’ [Errol Nazereth, CBC] that presents original Canadian compositions and arrangements for accordion, cello, piano, and hand percussions. Their accessible but varied acoustic sound appeals to audiences in a wide age range. They have been presented on BBC, CBC, and Radio-Canada among others. Ladom Ensemble’s full length album was described as “great music in a new world music direction…wide-ranging original sound…their chamber sensibilities are well-suited” by The Wholenote Magazine. Contact Faye Perkins / Real World Artist Management Inc. |
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1700 - 1800 5pm - 6pm Wabano Centre |
Voix d'artiste et performance L'artiste Lacey Hill sera interviewée par Denise Bolduc et se produira après l'entretien.
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1945 - 2045 7:45pm - 8:45pm École de La Salle |
ReQuickening, Kaha:wi Dance Theatre
Provoking, conceptual and visceral Re-Quickening is a timely call for reawakening the intact feminine. Through bold imagery, sound and embodied Indigenous narratives, it is a re-affirmation of life and sovereignty of female voice and body. Re-storying into balance Re-Quickening is a women’s renewal ceremony. Conceived through an Indigenous creation process, it’s a spiritual resurgence, a piecing together of shards of knowledge, tipping colonialism on its head. The performance touches and moves forward through themes of dislocation from land, body and voice, the history of violence against Indigenous women since contact, residential schools, assimilative process of the Indian Act towards reclaiming women’s medicine, power and connection to land and creative force. Contact Cynthia Lickers-Sage / Kaha:wi Dance Theatre
Contact: Rae Spoon, Coax Records
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Brian Solomon is of Anishnaabe and Irish descent, born in a remote Northern Ontario village¬–Shebanoning / Killarney–and his heritage informs much of what he does.
