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Choreography by Mark Tompkins for the Paris Conservatoire Company. Music by Nuno Rebelo. Premiered in December 2002 at Conservatoire de Paris, France. |
(2002)
by Vera Mantero & Guests; artistic direction: Vera Mantero ; visual conception/installation : Nadia Lauro ; performers and co-creators : Carlos Pez Gonzalez, Jo Stone, João Samões, Paulo Castro, Sabina Holzer, Vera Mantero; light design : Jean -Michel Le Lez; music : Nuno Rebelo. Premiered in June 2002 at CCB, Lisbon. |
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Choreography by Vera Mantero for the Gulbenkian Ballet. Music by Nuno Rebelo, featuring Vera Mantero (voice), Ulrich Mitzlaff (cello), and Nuno Rebelo (electric guitar and piano). Premiered in March 2001 at Gulbenkain Foundation, Lisbon. |
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Solo choreography by Mathilde Lapostolle. Live music by Nuno Rebelo (guitar) and Marco Franco (sax). Premiered in December 2000 at Centre National Chorégraphique de Orléans, France. |
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Choreography by Paulo Ribeiro. Dancers: Leonor Keil, Wolfgang Maas, Barbara Fuchs, Christine Chu Shinae, Boris Nahálka, Suzana Queiroz, Luis Amarelo, Romulus Neagu. Music by Nuno Rebelo, featuring Johannes Kriegger on Trumpet. Premiered at Belém Cultural Center, Lisbon, in September 2000. |
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Choreography by Mark Tomkins. Dancers: Karim Sebbar, Françoise Leick, Régine Westenhoeffer, Sandrine Galezot, Bernard Thiery, Eric Domenighetti, Jorg Muller, Antje Schurr. Music by Nuno Rebelo, featuring Philippe Aubry (saofones), Vincent Peter (electric guitar), Marie Braun (flute), Hélène Shwartz and Claire-Emanuelle Herbach (piano), Fabrice Kieffer (percussion) and Fréderic Guérin (drums). Premiered at Pôle Sud, Strasbourg, in June 2000. |
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Improvisation show presented at "On the Edge" festival, in France. Dancers: Steve Paxton, Lisa Nelson, Mark Tomkpins, Vera Mantero, Julyen Hamilton and Carme Renalias (Strasbourg and Marseille shows) plus David Zambrano, Frans Poelstra and João Fiadeiro (Paris shows). Musicians: Nuno Rebelo (electric guitar) and Marco Franco (drums). Light designers: Alain de Cheveigné and Bruno Moinard. |
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Nuno Rebelo did the music and soundtrack for Philippe Genty's show "Oceans and Utopias", (at Utopia Pavilion / Expo 98, the World Exhibition that happened in Lisbon from 22 May to 30 September 98).
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Choreography by Paulo Ribeiro. Dancers: P. Ribeiro, Leonor Keil, Peter Michael Dietz, Paula Moreno, Claudia de Serpa Soares, Mathilde Lapostolle, Rowan Thorpe).The music features Carlos Bica on double bass, Gregg Moore on trombone and tuba, and Marco Franco on drums (all other instruments by Nuno Rebelo).
choreography by Cosmin Manolescu, live music by Nuno Rebelo (on electric guitar). Dancers: Cosmin Manolescu, Miguel Pereira, Cristiana Rocha, Sandra Caldeira. must come along with a strong will (1995) choreography by João Fiadeiro, live music by Nuno Rebelo (on electric guitar, piano, tapes). Dancers: João Fiadeiro, Nuno Bizarro, Mathilde Lapostolle.
(Not Talking About Perfection)(1995) solo choreography by Aldara Bizarro.
with music by Nuno Rebelo:
Nuno Rebelo participated in choreographic meetings such as: European Choreographic Forum V (Dartington, UK, 1996) where he worked with sound artist Matthew Adkins and choreographers Cindy Cummings, Paulo Henrique and Esther Barton. In this Forum he also presented his own piece, Lost Moments, with dance, video and live music. This Forum is a Shinkansen production. |
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