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ONDA & STORIA
A child shares her vision of the world. From her story emerge songs and places where past, present and future intertwine. A polyphonic choir punctuates this epic, recounting the adventures of an infanta as she travels through multiple landscapes. From a salt quarry to the ruins of a palace, from a nocturnal forest to the depths of a storm, Onda & Storia is both a documentary account of childhood, which does not shy away from violence, and a musical fiction: a modest opera.
Directed by Myriam Pruvot
Text, composition and translation in collaboration with Estelle Saignes Tilbury and Valérie Leclercq
Mixing in collaboration with Maxime Whatieu
Mastering Yvan Hanon
With Jeanne Mine and the children Maïa and Rita Suarez-Mariétan, Mauro and Carmen Gallet, Félix Santisteva Barsacq and Joséphine Fournier
The choir and musicians Ellen Giacone, Valérie Leclercq, Myriam Pruvot, Estelle Saignes Tilbury and Jean-Baptiste Veyret Logérias
Photographs Thomas Jean Henry
Graphic design Lucie Caouder
Winner of the Phonurgia Nova Award 2021 residency programmes
Autoproduction with the support of ACSR and the Halles de Schaerbeek
Translation by Anna Muchin
Video by Zoé Suliko
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A child shares her vision of the world. From her story emerge songs and places where past, present and future intertwine. A polyphonic choir punctuates this epic, recounting the adventures of an infanta as she travels through multiple landscapes. From a salt quarry to the ruins of a palace, from a nocturnal forest to the depths of a storm, Onda & Storia is both a documentary account of childhood, which does not shy away from violence, and a musical fiction: a modest opera.
Directed by Myriam Pruvot
Text, composition and translation in collaboration with Estelle Saignes Tilbury and Valérie Leclercq
Mixing in collaboration with Maxime Whatieu
Mastering Yvan Hanon
With Jeanne Mine and the children Maïa and Rita Suarez-Mariétan, Mauro and Carmen Gallet, Félix Santisteva Barsacq and Joséphine Fournier
The choir and musicians Ellen Giacone, Valérie Leclercq, Myriam Pruvot, Estelle Saignes Tilbury and Jean-Baptiste Veyret Logérias
Photographs Thomas Jean Henry
Graphic design Lucie Caouder
Winner of the Phonurgia Nova Award 2021 residency programmes
Autoproduction with the support of ACSR and the Halles de Schaerbeek
Translation by Anna Muchin
Video by Zoé Suliko