Colin Roche's works have been presented internationally by significant organizations such as Ensemble Intercontemporain, Centre Pompidou, and Radio France.
Composer's Artistic Vision
The album's title work, "Roman au miroir (Sisyphe à ma table)", draws inspiration from the Sisyphus of Albert Camus, focusing on the struggle itself as enough to fill a man's heart.
Composer Biography
Colin Roche is committed to a transdisciplinary approach, having worked with plastic artists and videographers, leading to his work Le Registre being exhibited at the MAC VAL art museum in Paris.
Composer's Artistic Vision
Colin Roche considers the act of creation as a musical structure, drawing raw material from his own body and voice, and questioning silence.
Composition History
The work "Roman au miroir (Sisyphe à ma table)" was inspired by Colin Roche's encounter with "Detail 1" from Opalka in Lodz in 2014.
Composer Biography
Colin Roche is a trained pianist with a degree from Sciences Po, holding gold medals in Musical Culture and Composition, a Masters in Composition, and a D.E.A in Musicology.
Composer Biography
Colin Roche has received several prestigious awards, including a grant from the Académie des Beaux-Arts, the Claude Arrieu prize, and the Grand Prix de la Musique Symphonique from SACEM.
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