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Performance/ installation at la Gaîté Lyrique, Paris

Melting ice blocks dropping notes and reflecting light… Thank you all the staffs at La Gaîté Lyrique for realizing this ! performance/ installation view at la Gaîté Lyrique, Paris, 27 Jan 2013 © Patrick Rimond

© Patrick Rimond

Performance/ installation at la Gaîté Lyrique, Paris

Melting ice blocks dropping notes and reflecting light… Thank you all the staffs at La Gaîté Lyrique for realizing this ! performance/ installation view at la Gaîté Lyrique, Paris, 27 Jan 2013 © Patrick Rimond

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Long-duration performance / installation with waving feedback drones

Every room has its own melody. – Alvin Lucier [EN] Lately I’ve been proposing long-duration performances/ installation for a small – medium room, often in unconventional sites (galleries, museums, warehouses… ideally with natural reverbs). The performance takes place in an

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Long-duration performance / installation with waving feedback drones

Every room has its own melody. – Alvin Lucier [EN] Lately I’ve been proposing long-duration performances/ installation for a small – medium room, often in unconventional sites (galleries, museums, warehouses… ideally with natural reverbs). The performance takes place in an

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chronique sur ‘Ombrophilia’ dans le CHRONIC’ART

De Tomoko Sauvage, on ne sait pas grand chose, sinon qu’elle est japonaise et vit à Paris. Formée d’abord à la musique carnatique et jouant des ragas, elle a développé depuis quelques années son propre instrument, unique et modulable :

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chronique sur ‘Ombrophilia’ dans le CHRONIC’ART

De Tomoko Sauvage, on ne sait pas grand chose, sinon qu’elle est japonaise et vit à Paris. Formée d’abord à la musique carnatique et jouant des ragas, elle a développé depuis quelques années son propre instrument, unique et modulable :

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Ombrophilia reissued on vinyle

Initially released by and/OAR in 2009, a long-awaited re-issue of ‘Ombrophilia’ on version vinyl by a french/belgian label aposiopèse is now available. Distributed by Metamkine. Also available in digital format @ bandcamp

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Ombrophilia reissued on vinyle

Initially released by and/OAR in 2009, a long-awaited re-issue of ‘Ombrophilia’ on version vinyl by a french/belgian label aposiopèse is now available. Distributed by Metamkine. Also available in digital format @ bandcamp

The WIRE, May 2009

Momus writes about ‘Ombrophilia’, The WIRE May 2009 issue

“……The music I love most right now is a preview of ‘Ombrophilia’, the debut album by my friend Tomoko Sauvage, due from Seattle label and/OAR later this year. Ombrophilia means ‘an abnormal love of rain’. Tomoko uses wooden cooking spoons

The WIRE, May 2009

Momus writes about ‘Ombrophilia’, The WIRE May 2009 issue

“……The music I love most right now is a preview of ‘Ombrophilia’, the debut album by my friend Tomoko Sauvage, due from Seattle label and/OAR later this year. Ombrophilia means ‘an abnormal love of rain’. Tomoko uses wooden cooking spoons

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ASPER#1 NOYADE/ SAUVAGE

dokidoki + udo released an album vinyl ASPER#1 in December 2009. Side A : NOYADE (Erik Minkkinen + David Lemoine) Side B : Tomoko Sauvage Both sides are the recordings of the live performances at udo bar in September/ October

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ASPER#1 NOYADE/ SAUVAGE

dokidoki + udo released an album vinyl ASPER#1 in December 2009. Side A : NOYADE (Erik Minkkinen + David Lemoine) Side B : Tomoko Sauvage Both sides are the recordings of the live performances at udo bar in September/ October

Tomoko Sauvage manipulates water droplets through effects pedals at the High Zero Festival.

Review and recording of a duo set with MC Schmidt at High Zero Festival, Baltimore

Surrounded by porcelain bowls, a mixer, effects pedals and bottles of Perrier, we sat rapt with curiosity as Tomoko Sauvage took the stage of the Theatre Project with Matmos member M.C. Schmidt. Sauvage poured carbonated water into the bowl closest

Tomoko Sauvage manipulates water droplets through effects pedals at the High Zero Festival.

Review and recording of a duo set with MC Schmidt at High Zero Festival, Baltimore

Surrounded by porcelain bowls, a mixer, effects pedals and bottles of Perrier, we sat rapt with curiosity as Tomoko Sauvage took the stage of the Theatre Project with Matmos member M.C. Schmidt. Sauvage poured carbonated water into the bowl closest