Soliloque

Description

...The Work... the Eye... the Heart... Sébastien Llinares plays the work of Henri Sauguet and Pierre Wissmer, where the heart seems to beat under the fingers conquered by this music "There": black and white photography of France with harmonic terroirs - not danced from this musical heritage of the provinces that made us -, with elegant melismas like crumpled drapes from Chanel, signed Dior, Lanvin or Jean Patou... Here the eye listens to a French music-painting of the 20th century, like a natural pendant between melodic-harmonic, for Henri Sauguet, and discontinuous continuity of a rhythmic counterpoint, for Pierre Wissmer. On the guitar, Sébastien Llinares caresses more than he separates, because he works gloved with the expressive senses in each composer he has adopted; thus, making it his own. He sews, ties and unties, connects or ligaments in all vitalism, with the art of happiness to the vibrant intentions of the strings designated by the two creators. In this way to appropriate, what a symphonic deployment proper to the guitar? Opening our senses to the art of the interpreter who restores to matter, its timbre; the very body that we are given to love to take in oneself, like the inner expression of preference that the music lover senses, feels...