The OVA (Orchestre Amateur Valaisan) presents its 2022 New Year’s concert: immerse yourself in the Fondation Opale’s exhibition BREATH OF LIFE with a travelling concert: Voix off !

“Voix off” tells the story of silence, under the teasing pen of the brilliant John Cage and the incarnate presence of actor Mitch Morin. “Voix off” enchants silence, listening to the mysterious nights of Luigi Boccherini, the exalted breath of Igor Stravinsky or the illuminated dreams of Satie and Sibelius. “Voix off” makes the silence of the soul vibrate thanks to the creation of Vincent Métrailler, artistic director of the OVA, and to the interpretation of trombonist Raphaël Favre. Finally, “Voix off” invites silence for an unusual immersion in search of the world of sound that it reveals, if we dare to give it an ear.
Artistic director : Vincent Métrailler
Actor : Mitch Morin

Dates
Friday, January 7th at 8:30 pm
Saturday, January 8 at 6:30 pm and 8:30 pm
Sunday, January 9th at 6:30 pm

Duration : 1h15 (approx.) without break

Prices
Full price : CHF 30.00
Reduced price : CHF 15.00 (Friends of the OVA, Friends of Fondation Opale, students, AVS, AI)
Children < 12 years old : free Booking required: 075 424 03 27 or on orchestrevalaisanamateur.ch

The OVA (Orchestre Amateur Valaisan) presents its 2022 New Year’s concert: immerse yourself in the Fondation Opale’s exhibition BREATH OF LIFE with a travelling concert: Voix off !

“Voix off” tells the story of silence, under the teasing pen of the brilliant John Cage and the incarnate presence of actor Mitch Morin. “Voix off” enchants silence, listening to the mysterious nights of Luigi Boccherini, the exalted breath of Igor Stravinsky or the illuminated dreams of Satie and Sibelius. “Voix off” makes the silence of the soul vibrate thanks to the creation of Vincent Métrailler, artistic director of the OVA, and to the interpretation of trombonist Raphaël Favre. Finally, “Voix off” invites silence for an unusual immersion in search of the world of sound that it reveals, if we dare to give it an ear.
Artistic director : Vincent Métrailler
Actor : Mitch Morin

Dates
Friday, January 7th at 8:30 pm
Saturday, January 8 at 6:30 pm and 8:30 pm
Sunday, January 9th at 6:30 pm

Duration : 1h15 (approx.) without break

Prices
Full price : CHF 30.00
Reduced price : CHF 15.00 (Friends of the OVA, Friends of Fondation Opale, students, AVS, AI)
Children < 12 years old : free Booking required: 075 424 03 27 or on orchestrevalaisanamateur.ch

The OVA (Orchestre Amateur Valaisan) presents its 2022 New Year’s concert: immerse yourself in the Fondation Opale’s exhibition BREATH OF LIFE with a travelling concert: Voix off !

“Voix off” tells the story of silence, under the teasing pen of the brilliant John Cage and the incarnate presence of actor Mitch Morin. “Voix off” enchants silence, listening to the mysterious nights of Luigi Boccherini, the exalted breath of Igor Stravinsky or the illuminated dreams of Satie and Sibelius. “Voix off” makes the silence of the soul vibrate thanks to the creation of Vincent Métrailler, artistic director of the OVA, and to the interpretation of trombonist Raphaël Favre. Finally, “Voix off” invites silence for an unusual immersion in search of the world of sound that it reveals, if we dare to give it an ear.
Artistic director : Vincent Métrailler
Actor : Mitch Morin

Dates
Friday, January 7th at 8:30 pm
Saturday, January 8 at 6:30 pm and 8:30 pm
Sunday, January 9th at 6:30 pm

Duration : 1h15 (approx.) without break

Prices
Full price : CHF 30.00
Reduced price : CHF 15.00 (Friends of the OVA, Friends of Fondation Opale, students, AVS, AI)
Children < 12 years old : free Booking required: 075 424 03 27 or on orchestrevalaisanamateur.ch

The OVA (Orchestre Amateur Valaisan) presents its 2022 New Year’s concert: immerse yourself in the Fondation Opale’s exhibition BREATH OF LIFE with a travelling concert: Voix off !

“Voix off” tells the story of silence, under the teasing pen of the brilliant John Cage and the incarnate presence of actor Mitch Morin. “Voix off” enchants silence, listening to the mysterious nights of Luigi Boccherini, the exalted breath of Igor Stravinsky or the illuminated dreams of Satie and Sibelius. “Voix off” makes the silence of the soul vibrate thanks to the creation of Vincent Métrailler, artistic director of the OVA, and to the interpretation of trombonist Raphaël Favre. Finally, “Voix off” invites silence for an unusual immersion in search of the world of sound that it reveals, if we dare to give it an ear.
Artistic director : Vincent Métrailler
Actor : Mitch Morin

Dates
Friday, January 7th at 8:30 pm
Saturday, January 8 at 6:30 pm and 8:30 pm
Sunday, January 9th at 6:30 pm

Duration : 1h15 (approx.) without break

Prices
Full price : CHF 30.00
Reduced price : CHF 15.00 (Friends of the OVA, Friends of Fondation Opale, students, AVS, AI)
Children < 12 years old : free Booking required: 075 424 03 27 or on orchestrevalaisanamateur.ch

In memory of the great Yolngu actor David Gulpilil who passed away on November 29th, we propose four emblematic films of his career, exploring different aspects of Aboriginal Australia’s reality.

Walkabout: directed by Nicolas Roeg, 1971. A brother and sister find themselves abandoned in the bush after two serious incidents. Surviving as best they can in the hostile desert, they meet a young Indigenous person in the middle of a walkabout, a ritual initiation. Film in English.

Free admission, no registration required

In memory of the great Yolngu actor David Gulpilil who passed away on November 29th, we propose four emblematic films of his career, exploring different aspects of Aboriginal Australia’s reality.

Rabbit-Proof Fence : directed by Phillip Noyce, 2002. Adapted from the book of the same name by Doris Pilkington Garimara, in which the author recounts the childhood of her mother, one of the victims of the stolen generations. This story is based on a true story. Film in English, without subtitles.

Free admission, no registration required

In memory of the great Yolngu actor David Gulpilil who passed away on November 29th, we propose four emblematic films of his career, exploring different aspects of Aboriginal Australia’s reality.

10 Canoes: directed by Rolf de Heer and Peter Djigirr, 2006. This is the story of Dayindi, a young man secretly in love with his sister-in-law. To prevent him from courting her, an elder tells him the story of his ancestors. The film is narrated by the voice of David Gulpilil, in which a community reclaims its own past. Film in English with French subtitles.

Free admission, no registration required

In memory of the great Yolngu actor David Gulpilil who passed away on November 29th, we propose four emblematic films of his career, exploring different aspects of Aboriginal Australia’s reality.

Charlie’s Country : directed by Rolf de Heer, 2013. Charlie’s journey is inspired by that of actor David Gulpilil, who made his screen debut in 1971. A journey of wanderings, battles with alcohol and the Australian authorities, that landed him in prison and left him nearly broken. Film in English with French subtitles.

Free admission, no registration required