Marguerite à l'aiguille

Description

The band Saint-Alban combines the power of rock, the precision of chanson, and the finesse of musical dramaturgy, and has gained attention with the concert "Marguerite à l’aiguille" conceived together with the author Fabrice Melquiot. The ten titles of the show offer an empathetic look at the figure of Marguerite Sirvins, the embodiment of Art Brut, blending energy, melancholy, and musical storytelling. Saint-Alban emerged from the shared desire to stray from traditional paths and offer a "holistic" concert: sound sculpture, text, and lighting design. The band draws from both French chanson and rock and post-rock aesthetics — without drawing boundaries. On stage, there are energetic highlights, more introspective passages, and texts that tell as much as the music accompanies them. Today, Saint-Alban embodies a bold project: to turn a concert into a narrative, a song into a journey, and a record into a theatrical moment. Their path joins those collectives exploring the boundaries between genres — with a confident artistic claim. Note: This text was translated by software for machine translation and not by a human translator. It may contain translation errors.

Points forts

• Concert by Saint-Alban
• Fusion of rock and chanson
• Insight into the figure of Marguerite Sirvins

Informations générales

The concert "Marguerite à l'aiguille" by Saint-Alban offers a unique blend of rock and chanson. The band presents a musical narrative that explores the figure of Marguerite Sirvins, combining sound, text, and lighting design.

Lieu

Route de Morgins 10, 1870 Monthey, Switzerland

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