Jean-Luc Guionnet
Points Sans Surface
LabelCircum-DiscGenreSound Art
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Points sans surface is a composition by Jean-Luc Guionnet for the Un Ensemble, a large ensemble created in 2012 under the direction of David Chiesa. The piece includes a sound system for 25 musicians and 8 speakers. It is also a visual experience generated by light. The general device consists of an acoustic and electroacoustic spatialization of sound. The audience is surrounded by musicians and speakers. Each instrumentalist is picked up by a microphone connected to a mixing console offering the possibility of amplifying these sources and broadcasting them again, according to the needs of the room. The sound then takes on a three-dimensional dimension: an acoustic distance (musicians), a proximity (loudspeakers), a verticality (musicians and loudspeakers are placed at different heights). Jean-Luc Guionnet indicates partition positions, and sometimes shouts them out. The musicians throw diagonals, correspondences, throws towards the walls, the floor, the ceiling. Sometimes, we perceive blocks or, on the other hand, lost solos. Beyond the autonomies of play, timbres and tempo, an indescribable feeling of sound invasion of the air settles in, disappears, returns, we hear like an orchestra that would scrap with another, elsewhere.
with Julia-Hanadi Al Abed : electronics ; Laurie Batista : voice ; Tanguy Bernard : sousaphone ; Benjamin Bondonneau : clarinet ; Christophe Cardoen : lights ; Patrick Charbonnier : trombone ; Eric Camara : double bass and viola ; Paolo Chatet : trompet ; David Chiesa : electric piano frame ; Jean-Luc Guionnet : alto saxophone ; Thomas Lachaize : saxophones ; Loic Lachaize : sound ; Juliette Lacroix : cello ; Delphine Lafon : voice ; Guillaume Laidain : analog synthesis ; Didier Lasserre : snare drum and cymbals ; Bruno Laurent : double bass ; Johann Loiseau : flutes, small percussions, theremin ; Johann Mazé : drume ; Mathias Pontevia : drums ; Christophe Ratier : bass clarinet ; Jean Marc Reilla : analog synthesis, electronics ; Julia Robin : double bass ; Jean Rougier : double bass ; Frédéric Roumagne : electric guitar ; Ian Saboya : electric guitar ; Claude Saubole : acoustic guitar ; Julien Sellam : violin ; Stéphane Torré-Truéba : indian harmonium indien, voice.
| 1 | Fq | 7:50 | |
| 2 | 51-55 1.1B / 52-53-54-1.2B / S11 | 5:27 | |
| 3 | 11-7.2 / 5A | 14:33 | |
| 4 | 11-6.1Z / S5 | 4:16 | |
| 5 | 31-6.1C / 32-7.1A / 33-1.3A | 4:33 | |
| 6 | S16 | 5:48 | |
| 7 | 07 11-3 / 18 | 14:10 | |
| 8 | 11-88.2A / S2 S22 | 8:56 |
- Claude Saubole
- Acoustic Guitar
- Christophe Ratier
- Bass Clarinet
- Juliette Lacroix
- Cello
- Benjamin Bondonneau
- Clarinet
- Jean-Luc Guionnet
- Composed By, Alto Saxophone, Edited By, Mixed By, Drawing, Liner Notes
- Bruno Laurent
- Double Bass
- Jean Rougier
- Double Bass
- Julia Robin
- Double Bass
- Eric Camara
- Double Bass, Viola da Gamba
- Johann Mazé
- Drums
- Frédéric Roumagne
- Electric Guitar
- Ian Saboya
- Electric Guitar
- David Chiesa
- Electric Piano [Frame]
- Julia Hanadi Al Abed
- Electronics
- Johann Loiseau
- Flute, Percussion, Theremin
- Peter Orins
- Graphic Design
- Stéphane Torre-Trueba
- Harmonium, Voice
- Christophe Cardoen
- Lighting
- Pierre Etchandy
- Mastered By
- Mathias Pontévia
- Percussion
- Un Ensemble
- Producer
- Thomas Lachaize
- Saxophone
- Didier Lasserre
- Snare, Cymbal
- Loïc Lachaize
- Sounds, Edited By, Mixed By
- Tanguy Bernard
- Sousaphone
- Guillaume Laidan
- Synthesizer
- Jean Marc Reilla
- Synthesizer, Electronics
- Patrick Charbonnier
- Trombone
- Paolo Chatet
- Trumpet
- Julien Sellam
- Violin
- Delphine Lafon
- Voice
- Laurie Batista
- Voice






































































