DREI CHORÄLE
What if a choreographer and a musician make a film in which dance, architecture and the sonorous landscape of the city rub up against and fertilise each other? Time and space are stretched to create a special biotope that not only reaches beyond the museum and the dance theatre but creates new relationships between dancers, artists and the audience.
Isabella Soupart & Guy Vandromme perform Episode#1, the first of a five-part film, for Klarafestival. The film functions as an alternative exhibition space where the majestic space of Wild Gallery in Forest forms the backdrop against which dancers perform figures from Isabella Soupart’s choreographic palette while Guy Vandromme plays slow, pared-down piano music by Eva-Maria Houben. Field recording & ambient sounds slip into the dramaturgy of the film to complete the soundscapes captured.
Director & choreographer Isabella Soupart
Musical director & pianist Guy Vandromme
Dancer Johanna Willig Rosenstein
Music Composer Eva-Maria Houben (Drei Choräle)
Director of photography Julien Lambert
Camera operator Johan Legraie
Field recording and audio set up Roel Snellebrand
Set designer Aurélien Bihr
Film editor Elie Rabinovitch
Sound mixer and editor Silas Bieri
Colorist Maxime Tellier
Production manager Noémie Sonveau
Production Made in Bruxelles / ACT2 2021
With the support of
Vlaamse overheid Klarafestival Festival ARTONOV Wallonie-Bruxelles International (WBI)
Film set & location Wild Gallery Brussels
Steinway & Sons – 1986 – Collection Paul Mercelis
Extract from « L’Eclisse » by Michelangelo Antonioni
Many thanks to Ictus Ensemble Ilse Geens Emmanuelle Soupart Profirst