THE PODCAST (IN FRENCH)
Photo Gaspésie rencontres – The Podcast (presented in French) offers a way of entering into the world of 11 of the artists taking part in the 12th edition of Rencontres de la photographie en Gaspésie.
Each episode, directed by Maïté Samuel-Leduc (Gaspé), will take you through the approach of an artist and his or her work, to the sound of an original musical story composed by a musician from the region.
You’ll also find, under the series of podcasts, a brief presentation of each musician.
PHOTO GASPÉSIE RENCONTRES – THE PODCAST
Chloé Beaulac
Longueuil, Québec
IN NEW RICHMOND
Music: François-Pierre Poirier
Claudine Doury
France
IN MARIA
Music: Philippe Patenaude
Dave Heath
Toronto, Ontario
IN CARLETON-SUR-MER (BEACH)
Music: Gaëtan Essiambre
Leila Zelli
Montreal, Québec
IN PASPÉBIAC (CULTURAL CENTER)
Music: Justine Fournier
Marie-Claude Gendron
Montreal, Québec
IN PASPÉBIAC (CULTURAL CENTER AND BEACH)
Music: Juan Sebastián Larobina
Maude Arsenault
Montreal, Québec
IN PERCÉ
Music: Trames collective
Nayla Dabaji
Montreal, Québec
IN CARLETON-SUR-MER (VASTE ET VAGUE)
Music: Monsieur Nokturn (Olivier Brien)
Renaud Philippe
Québec City, Québec
IN CHANDLER
Music: Éric Dion
Samuel Graveline
Montreal, Québec
IN MATAPEDIA
Music: Richard Dunn
Sven
Montreal, Québec
IN GASPÉ
Music: Spacey Koala
Yves Arcand
Matane, Québec
IN POINTE-À-LA-CROIX
Music: Alex Pelletier
PLAYLIST
Photo Gaspésie Rencontres 2021
Music: all the artists
Patrick Dionne et Miki Gingras
Montreal, Québec
IN CARLETON-SUR-MER
Music: Guillaume Arsenault
PRESENTATION OF THE PODCAST MUSICIANS
François-Pierre Poirier
A Gaspesian-born pianist, composer and arranger, François-Pierre Poirier was active on the Montreal scene for over 10 years. Having resettled in the town of Gaspé in 2018, he now teaches music at Cégep de la Gaspésie et des Îles.
Phile (Philippe Patenaude)
A resident of the Gaspé Peninsula since 2002, Phile has created two albums: Le corps territoire, in which he incorporated sounds captured both in nature and in the city, and Les vents violents, with its catchy, introspective songs. He offers creation workshops in regional schools.
Gaëtan Essiambre
Born in Montreal to Gaspesian parents, Gaëtan Essiambre is well known for his music productions on television (Rock et Belles Oreilles, Un gars, une fille, Salut Bonjour) and in humor (Les Denis Drolet, Mario Jean, Jean-Michel Anctil). He had hits on the radio in the 1980s, and released the album Directions in 2014. A resident of Percé, he enjoys a career as a singer-songwriter.
Justine Fournier
Born in Sainte-Anne-des-Monts, Justine Fournier studied classical violin there for 13 years at École de musique Miransol before turning to jazz piano at Cégep de Saint-Laurent in Montreal. She’s currently studying popular performance with a keyboard concentration at Université du Québec à Montréal (UQAM), and teaching music.
Juan Sebastián Larobina
Born in Argentina, Juan Sebastián Larobina grew up in Mexico before eventually moving to the Gaspé region, where he was quick to settle in and immerse himself in the culture. His music and poetry – reflections of encounters made in the course of a good deal of travel – are fundamentally international.
Trames collective
Cofounded in 2015 by sound artists Guillaume Campion and Guillaume Côté, the Trames collective works in sound creation, media arts and cultural mediation. Through their realizations the Gaspesian-born duo weave links between music, sound, territory and community, showcasing listening as a tool for creating and for interpreting the world.
Richard Dunn
A degree-holder in music, Richard Dunn has been teaching his art for 25 years. He’s a sound engineer and sound designer, and has accompanied a number of artists such as Laurence Jalbert, Richard Séguin and Nanette Workman. He currently works at Studio Tracadièche in Carleton-sur-Mer.
Spacey Koala
François Clavet sculpts sounds, wields a guitar and works as an arranger. He converses with his audience by way of the worlds he creates out of the wealth of sound and music that surrounds him. A native of the city of Gaspé who’s taken his music project Spacey Koala to different countries, he keeps on fine-tuning his art.
Alex Pelletier
A native of Port-Cartier, Alex Pelletier has been heard on the Québec scene as a guitarist and bassist alongside Patrice Michaud, Lisa Leblanc, Maxime Landry, Pat The White and Gaëtan Essiambre, among others. A resident of the town of Gaspé since 2007, he now works as an arranger and producer with a number of Gaspesian artists.
