During her residency at the CEM, Salomé will work on a new album of experimental songs, whose poetic subject is combined with the therapeutic dimension that is particularly close to her heart. This new creative project promises to be a virtuous cycle of semi-written semi-improvised pieces, exploring both acoustic and electronic textures, all dressed in a visual setting related to the themes addressed: intuition, fear, letting go, isolation, meditation, change, transformation, healing. Words at the heart of the artistic approach of this committed singer-songwriter, eager to go ever further in the exploitation of her spiritual purpose through sound creation. Also a master's student in composition and sound creation at the University of Montreal, Salomé will take her "research-healing" project led by Myriam Boucher out of the university setting, to bring it to life at the CEM by collaborating with exceptional performers.
- Salomé Perli
- Piano
- Violin
- Voice
- Composition
- Andréa Doucet
- Saxophones
- Guylaine Grégoire
- Violin
- Bernard Cormier
- Violin
- Luc Beauchemin
- Viola
- Isabelle Harvey
- Cello
- Samuel Gaudreault
- Guitar
- Viñu-vinu
- Keyboards
- Synthesizer
- Charles Gagnon-Gilbert
- Bass
- Double bass
- Réal Gagnon
- Percussion
- Mathieu Létourneau
- Drums
Like musicians as diverse as Björk, Steve Reich or even Radiohead, Salomé Perli oscillates between acoustic music and new technologies, thus offering a contrasting work in perpetual motion. This multi-instrumentalist – violin, piano, singing – explores the relationship to gesture in all its forms, whether through the development of multidisciplinary performances (music, dance and visual arts) or via a more educational aspect (trainer/workshops). free improvisation), she draws her inspiration from original collaborations but above all from human encounters.
Also an author, composer and performer, Salomé released a very first album of songs with texts in 2021, Dissonante, in which she explores her vulnerability through a purely acoustic instrumentation this time. This collection of melodies borrows as much from classical music as from jazz, daring to mix styles and melodic-rhythmic illusions.
Recognized for being an inexhaustible source of inspiration, Salomé regularly collaborates with singers, dance companies, instrumentalists, improvisers, video game creators, short film directors and music composers. film as a composer, improviser, performer, sound designer or arranger.
