The Mosaic Season at the Conservatoire populaire showcases the artistic expertise of its teachers, offering them a stage on which to share their work as artists, dancers, actors, musicians, performers and/or composers.

This year, the Mosaic Season invites audiences to discover five artistic events celebrating diversity, exchange and creativity. From Cuba to European Baroque, from contemporary harp to percussion inspired by jazz and groove, and culminating in the sonic energy of the Vertixe Sonora Ensemble, this programme brings together different aesthetics, generations and disciplines.

The Conservatoire populaire joins forces with the Avelune Ensemble for an innovative collaboration exploring the contemporary harp and its electronic extensions. Audiences are invited to discover a unique concert in which the harp is reinvented through its encounter with contemporary music and computer-assisted music technologies, opening up an original sonic space between acoustic and electronic sound.

This encounter brings together contemporary works, improvisation and electronic textures in a hypnotic and immersive world, where the harp becomes a space for sonic exploration and transformation. Featuring students from the Conservatoire populaire.

Baptiste Baudimand: electroacoustic music
Emma Thomazeau: harp
Hanna Borka: harp
Céline Gay des Combes: harp
Benjamin Gueit: computer-assisted music (CAM)
Blandine Pigaglio: harp

Entrée à prix libre
Le prix des billets d’entrée aux spectacles de la Saison mosaïque est libre. Chacun·e peut choisir de payer ce qui lui plaît. Tous les bénéfices sont reversés au Fonds de soutien du Conservatoire populaire.

Les concerts de la Saison mosaïque sont donnés au studio Gabriele de Agostini, situé au 3ème sous-sol du centre d’Ivernois.

Conservatoire populaire de musique, danse et théâtre
7 rue François d’Ivernois, 1206 Genève
Studio de Agostini (-3)