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music often does not take as a
mother towards does not have the canvases under a
ceiling of mist or in a vast and r
I set sail I was caught by the
music as a sailor is taken by the
mother I was caught by the winds of the
music I play from elsewhere
wind instrument
I play oboe since the age of 17
years and I metamorphose the wind into
like an alchemist it’s still
mysterious to me but from what
metamorphosis is it about that sounds
or myself
children around 8 years old my mother enrolled me at
the music school and I already wanted
to make a wind instrument of the flute
cross and I played piano
the piano is an immense read bedtime
if the lyre of Apollo and the oboe the
oboe is the direct descendant of
los de dionysos
lolo is the holiday wind instrument
Dionysia is the instrument of the
tragedy tragedy it means field
goat field satires field of
passions and then chose the oboe
the dionysos instrument there would be so
in the world two forms of music that
of Apollo that of the harmony of
spheres and that of dionysos that of
passions passion
passion according to saint matthieu de jean
sébastien bach sacred art festival of
heavy
I was 11 years old and I was singing in a
children’s choir and after singing
the introductory heart of this passion for
bach
I listened very carefully then
that voices soloists the heart
adult when suddenly in this big
nave of the basilica of the rosary the sound
of an oboe had risen these
chants this stamp so particular my
wrapped surrounded transport then the
tenor replied to this wood batch call
then the heart then me it’s my heart
who was caught by this call from the
music by this instrument aubois
it’s the beginning of my passion that is
come precisely with a passion of bach
it’s amazing this passion has come
as a way to os x but also
it became a voice vo eyes my voice
my way and when I look 40 years in
back
I tell myself that when the heart speaks and
that we listened attentively well then
as a revelation an obvious
then between this revelation this
evidence and realization it can be
spend a lot of time
sometimes the obstacles that if we were
presented at the moment of this
revelation would make us flee to draw
wing
but for me it’s magic our momentum
vital who knows protects us and
unknowingly obstacles to come
parents them with love with fear
also sometimes want to protect the
children of the obstacles they see they
often forget to listen momentum
vital in their children
so for me from this experience I am
say that our role of parent
of educators is to accompany this
vital rush in children no
try to divert him
between the age of 11 and the age of 19
so I resisted
I resisted a voice that seemed
easy obvious a career says
brilliant being a doctor the resistance
it’s the ability of a component to
resisted the passage of a current
electric by producing energy
in the form of heat
I think that unconsciously that’s what
I wanted to produce heat from the
emotional heat around me
let’s talk about resilience now
often speaks resilience in physics
it’s the ability of a material after
have been deformed to regain its shape
initial and we can say that since my
childhood I’m on a path to
recover my initial form my momentum
vital inner breath what drives me
what makes me move move the
emotions
is there a real place for
the food to express it for the
share them in our societies
certainly exist by art but for me
put at the level of entertainment
let’s move on a bit I’m 21 now
it’s been four years since I
oboe is my life is my job
it’s my passion and i’m in greece to
epidaurus in this ancient theater at
the perfect acoustics
it’s a summer morning it’s 7 o’clock I
am alone
and in this haven of greenery and
beautiful stones wonderful or reasoned
the great Greek tragedies and the
comedies too and where the Greek bone this
wind instrument this review
accompanied also these tragedies and its
comedians
I listen I listen to the sound but not in
this hemicycle
I listen lesson my voice spread in
this perfect acoustics
the beauty of this moment and the duo
hug me tightly it’s something
of unique for a musician to be there I
so I regretfully move away from the theater and there
I realize that I am in a
together much bigger a huge place
dedicated to the god of medicine asklepios
in this place I realize that
we care as much for the bodies as for the souls
that emotions and for the greeks
be the emotions it is by the tragedy
it’s through comedy it’s through
theater in the form of purgation
passions what they called the
catharsis at home so art to the
medicine medicine to art there is
had that one step and then at that moment I
better understand what I understood
young children that art is much more
that a noble entertainment he is a
way of connecting oneself to one’s self
connect to the world or even heal
among the Greeks
so in ancient Greece the catharsis
passions their sublimation in
art the search for beauty and some
something as important as research
of the common good in the moral sense or of
which is good in the sense of things
material and if I make an analogy
between the search for the good of good and the
beautiful and the three states of matter the
solid
the liquid and the gas have what I can
to deprive me any longer I can
deprive of solid food during
about 40 days I can deprive myself of
so drink liquid for about
a week and just a few
minutes without breathing
the breath blows the wind so
is something essential for our
body and so for me our breath
the interior is just as much
it’s been almost thirty years now
that I devote my life to this research
from the beautiful parent the music there is there
in there something of the lack of
direct and material features
a form of free and sometimes
thanks when musicians get to
transform his emotions into the sound is
that these are touching the audience
this search for beauty for me is
also know to see him in the world
around oneself in the other in oneself
it’s a lot of happiness a lot of
pleasure and also it’s a fight it’s
a fight because in our societies
what time what space is dedicated to the
transmutation of our emotions to the
sublimation our passions so that
that they do not become of the
verbal abuse or even violence
physical but rather a liberating wind
a wind of sharing
sublimation in physics this is the
passage of solid matter directly
in the gaseous state to the wind like
like
for me art and so music can
to have this magical sublimation
of our passions that can be enticed
in our bodies to free them in a
tear
a laugh is always a common pleasure
sharing our emotions and our
children
or are there pools of
beauty where they can swim at leisure or
and what time they have in their
school to recharge yourself connect to
their inner breath to what makes them
really animates for me the practice of a
art is a way to connect to this
breath inside what drives us to
our emotions and our aspirations the
more intimate
for me this path of practice
artistic
it’s a long way it’s a path that
asks for time in compensation
provides very deep joy and the
joy of course physical sensory the
pleasure there this emotional pleasure even
spiritual and then if we go back to
Medicine
if one way to better connect our two
cerebral hemispheres the left the right
to free the imaginary to release the
creativity
intuition as much as reason
and that’s why it’s my path and my
deep conviction that he is absolutely
necessary for our children they
can be very early at an early age
have access to an artistic practice
music dance theater arts
plastics any form of art and it takes
create in our lives and in that of our
children
a time a space and practices for
develop educated by art our listening
our gaze our felt so by
the smell to our taste and our touch and
so I’m sure that will blow in our
lives and in that of our children a
of freedom of equality and
fraternity
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