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Actionné par l’audacieux organiste Giulio Tosti, attelé au trio le plus soumis à la gravité de la planète saxophone, NoNoiseNoReduction, l’Explorateur devient machine infernale à emprunter les arcanes impénétrables d’une plus céleste plomberie. Des sons, comme si tout était plus grand, des sons qui jaillissent, oscillant entre graves et aigus, entre lyrisme et dépouillement. Le plateau est traversé d’un même souffle qui met en vibration les âmes.
Nicolas Sarris, théâtre Garonne, lors de la Nuit du Gesu le 12/10/2023
[L’Explorateur est l’orgue à tuyaux transportable conçu par Yves Rechsteiner (directeur artistique de Toulouse les Orgues) sur lequel joue Giulio Tosti].
Hémisphère son
One could be at the bottom of the ocean, in the presence of a kraken or a whale, so organic is the music.
What you feel vibrating deep inside is the pulsation of a big animal… The improvisation has a powerful breath, it unfolds according to the response games between the musicians. Sometimes, we think we hear cries or bird calls.
Hémisphère son – Anne Montaron lors du concert à Jazz à Luz le 15/07/2022
Line-up
Giulio Tosti : organ
Marc Démereau : baritone saxophone
Marc Maffiolo : bass saxophone
Florian Nastorg : bass saxophone
Contact
Booking François Montjosieu // francois[a]freddymorezon.org
Tubi Nebulosi
No Noise No Reduction x Giulio Tosti
Orgue et saxophones-drones
© Julien Chazo
Tubi : (it.) tubes. Nebulosi : (it.) nébuleux.
Organist Giulio Tosti and trio No Noise No Reduction first met in 2021 during a residency at the Église du Gesu, as part of the Toulouse les Orgues festival. The chemistry was immediate, powerful and dizzying. Their music moves between strange, subtle passages and furious, almost feral eruptions, held together by a mysterious inner logic shared by all four musicians.
At the crossroads of contemporary music, drone, repetitive music and free improvisation, Tubi Nebulosi responds to the spirit of the place and the moment, conjuring the unheard-of and breathing new life into the embers.
Following invitations from Jazz à Luz and Toulouse les Orgues, Tubi Nebulosi can now take its music into all kinds of spaces, making walls tremble with powerful blasts of sound—or whispering into them—wherever their resonance can embrace these earthy, elemental games.
The telluric abyss opens up at last.
If you explore it, you will find the lions den, assembled in a noisy factory.
If you continue, you will arrive at the harbour where boats undulate gently in a sea torn by ice.
And there, a distant and mysterious song will reach your ears.
Giulio Tosti

