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By Pascal Pistone (piano) & Mathilde Chatin (various instruments, vocals, dance) + immersive visual effects<div> Let yourself be transported into the fantastic and poetic world of a sound and visual spectacle where all the senses are awakened: real rain falls on the dancer, a bear plays the cello, logs burst into flames, a snowstorm hits the pianist, while a composer claims his 110 years… At the crossroads of postmodernism and American minimalism, this work embodies a symbolic victory: that of humanity over chaos, of nature over the machine!</div><div><br></div><div> Pascal Pistone (piano): A French-Italian composer, pianist, and conductor, with a doctorate in musicology, he is a lecturer at the University of Bordeaux Montaigne. He has authored numerous works on 20th- and 21st-century music and teaches, among other things, song analysis, improvisation, and accompaniment. His compositions (for piano or orchestra) and his musical theatre productions (musicals, multimedia operas) reflect his interest in the connections between music and other art forms. Pascal Pistone has given over 700 concerts as a pianist, both in France and abroad.</div><div><br></div><div> Mathilde Chatin (multi-instrumentalist, vocals, dance): Singer-songwriter, actress, dancer, and multi-instrumentalist (piano, violin, guitar, accordion, melodica), she has been performing her song show, "The Fabulous Destiny of Mathilde Chatin," at the Avignon Off Festival and in various venues across France for the past four years. Also a graduate of the "Contemporary Music, Jazz, and Song" program at the University of Bordeaux Montaigne, Mathilde composes and arranges works in a variety of musical styles. She performs regularly in numerous shows (song, musical theater, film concerts) and has given over 250 concerts to date. She also dedicates herself to teaching harmony, improvisation, and piano accompaniment.</div>