DOME_LIVE Résonances Boréales - 2nd Performance
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In the 360° dome production Résonances Boréales, Roman Zavada’s live piano performance meets footage of the northern lights captured in Canada’s Northwest Territories. The production is both a concert and a visual experience, bringing the distinctive atmosphere of northern landscapes closer to the audience.
The Québec- and Ukrainian-born pianist’s compositions emerged from an unusual creative process. Zavada took an upright piano into the Canadian wilderness, to the edge of the taiga, where he improvised for twenty hours near Prelude Lake. He later shaped these recordings into nine independent pieces, drawing inspiration from the stillness of the landscape, the rhythms of nature, and the spectacle of the northern lights.
Roman Zavada is a self-taught pianist and composer whose work gives an important role to improvisation and his immediate surroundings. He often sets up his piano in natural locations, which has earned him the nickname “field pianist.” For him, the setting is more than just a backdrop; it is part of the creative process: the weather, the light, the sounds, and the atmosphere of the landscape all influence the music that takes shape.
Zavada is also known for accompanying silent films live. In his Ciné-Piano performances, he improvises to classic films, closely following the rhythm and mood of the images. Résonances Boréales similarly brings music and visuals together, this time in a 360° space that fills an entire dome.
Footage of the northern lights, created by Bruno Colpron and Dominic St-Amant, envelops the audience as Zavada performs his own compositions live. The production evokes a world beyond the 60th parallel and offers the audience a chance to experience more closely the tranquillity and distinctive visual world of northern landscapes.
Résonances Boréales is for those who enjoy listening to contemporary piano music, are interested in nature and the visual arts, or simply want to attend an unusual, immersive performance.
Dear Visitor, We kindly inform you that during the event, photographs, audio recordings, and/or video recordings may be taken. By attending the event, you consent to the recording of such materials through your implied conduct.
In the underground levels of the House of Music Hungary lies the Sound Dome. This is where the program begins, with a short film providing an unusual acoustic and visual experience, after which the visitors are shown an increasing number of similar films.
