The members of Phth vocal collective throw their bodies and voices into this visceral and dreamlike interpretation of the work Love Songs by Quebec composer Claude Vivier. This art video revitalizes the work of the renowned Quebec composer, while remaining faithful to his whimsical and dramatic style. Sensitive to the achievements of the queer milieu since the work’s creation in 1977, the heteronormative relational structures of the score are subverted, celebrating the ambiguity of gender and sexuality.
With dramaturgy, artistic direction and musical direction by Sarah Albu, video direction by Ralitsa Doncheva, choreography and mentorship to the artistic director by Marie-Josée Chartier, and sound recording and audio mix by Nataq Huault.
With dramaturgy, artistic direction and musical direction by Sarah Albu, video direction by Ralitsa Doncheva, choreography and mentorship to the artistic director by Marie-Josée Chartier, and sound recording and audio mix by Nataq Huault.
| Director | Ralitsa Doncheva - Ensemble Phth |
| Music director | Sarah Albu |
| Artistic Direction | Sarah Albu |
| Camera | Jonathan Goulet, Ralitsa Doncheva, Erin Weisgerber |
| Choreography | Marie-Josée Chartier |
| Artist | Phth Ensemble, Sarah Albu, David Cronkite, Gabriel Dharmoo, Kathy Kennedy, Elizabeth Lima, Andrea Young, Alex Samaras |
| Sound | Nataq Huault |
| Sound mixing | Nataq Huault |
| Costumes | Gabriel Dharmoo, Julie Pichette |
| Lighting | Nien Tzu Weng |
| Music | Claude Vivier |
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