THE MORNING LIST
The Music section team has selected concerts and festivals scheduled for March in various cities. Rap, Brazilian song, a symphonic tale, jazz, a music, dance and storytelling show from Bali, opera, a theorbo recital, a string instrument, a festival dedicated to the guitar…
Parity and LGBT people at the first hip-hop convention
Hip-hop culture did not yet have its own convention, which, like the MaMA Festival for contemporary music, brings together professionals and the public. The L2P Convention, which is held at La Place, in Les Halles, has found its cruising speed this year. From its opening, on March 8, at 4 p.m., it offers very targeted and free conferences, “Everyone wants to break through, what possible jobs in rap in 2023? or even on March 11, at 2:30 p.m., “Rap and justice, freedom of expression under protection and under surveillance”.
As parity is in order at La Place, a hip-hop cultural center partly funded by the City of Paris, the master classes are alternately devoted to the boss of the Epic record company, Pauline Duarte, and to the rap boss French since the release of the record The Princes of the City in 2000, Rim-K. The convention is also open to LGBT people with a conference on their construction in the world of hip-hop dance. More than thirty conferences are scheduled as well as concerts such as the first appearance on stage of the rappers of the compilation produced by A2H, bringing together young artists Angie, Anglade, Ash to the Eye, Beeby. Another highlight was the presentation of the French breaking team at the Olympic Games. The L2P will then move to the Musée d’Orsay. St. B.
L2P Convention at La Place, 1is floor of La Canopée at Les Halles, Paris 1is. From March 8 to 11.
A symphonic tale tinged with environmentalism
Creation intended for young audiences with the aim of raising awareness of the issue of global warming, The Island of Never Too Late is based on a story conceived by Stéphane Michaka and takes the form of a symphonic tale developed in two dimensions.
A musical dimension, with the presence of pianist Vanessa Wagner at the heart of a score commissioned by the Orchester National de Bretagne from Sarah Lianne Lewis, a young Welsh composer, and conducted by her compatriot Grant Llewellyn. And a dramatic dimension, with the intervention of a narrator, Céline Milliat-Baumgartner, in the staging by Julie-Anne Roth. Starting point of this environmental reflection, the kelp, a giant algae essential to the underwater ecosystem which could have inspired another title, more direct, to this company with Anglo-Saxon musical foundations: « Help ! ». P. Gi
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