BACK TO BACH Collectif Trytone

• Lucie de Saint Vincent:
• 1 Prelude 999 (After Johann Sebastian Bach) 07:19
• 2 Leite mich (After Johann Sebastian Bach) 04:30
• 3 Qui tollis (After Johann Sebastian Bach) 06:48
• Pascal Mabit:
• 4 Whispers (After Johann Sebastian Bach) 08:27
• Lucie de Saint Vincent:
• 5 Passion (After Johann Sebastian Bach) 06:00
• 6 Prelude solo (After Johann Sebastian Bach) 04:46
• 7 Soulful rest (After Johann Sebastian Bach) 09:39
• 8 Bliss (After Johann Sebastian Bach) 07:29
• 9 Epilogue (After Johann Sebastian Bach) 03:51
• Total Runtime 58:49

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There is often a sharp line perceived between the practice of improvisation and the practice of Western Art Music. One is seen as spontaneous, risk-taking and live, and the other is seen as the art of perfection, of reproduction and interpretation. Collectif Trytone believe, like Nadia Boulanger, that no sharp distinction should be made. Even though the compositional fabric of Bach’s music is arguably the pinnacle of human creativity, why should it be viewed as untouchable, sacred, like a museum artefact? Even the early music revolution in the 1970s, with its emphasis on research, sources and performance on period instruments, promised no definitive answers about Bach’s sound world.

Collectif Trytone

Collectif Trytone
Founded by pianist Lucie de Saint Vincent, the Collectif Trytone came together around the idea of a musical synthesis, seeking to open the borders between musics, musicians, and the public. The Collectif explores a universe of possibilities, aiming to break down both stylistic and musical barriers. Meeting at the intersection of Baroque, Classical music and jazz, mixing different kinds of improvisations, this unconventional quintet creates a symbiosis between these genres and practices,bringing the music of the past into a contemporary context.

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