Schlingen-Blängen!!!

A performer from both the Jewish tradition and the New York avant-garde of the sixties, a colorful character worthy of Rabelais or Albert Cohen, Charlemagne Palestine will chop you up if you classify him among the "minimalist" composers. In search of a golden sound saturated with childhood, humor, and divinities, his work would rather be "maximalist." We'll just say it's essential: after two memorable concerts at Superspectives, he's back to light a sacred fire at La Trinité!