Christophe Havard Saint Nazaire, France
Electroacoustic and instrumental composer whose work is attentive to sonic space and timbre. Between narration and abstraction and beyond stylistic boundaries, his works often redraw the landscapes explored. For him, the sound’s contact with the body is fundamental, whether in a sensual and delicate or a massive and even brutal process. ... more
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