Gaspar Claus

French cellist Gaspar Claus performs at Miniwax for an evening where electronics meet the classical instrument, promising a singular sonic exploration.

Gaspar Claus, a French cellist renowned for his uncompartmentalised approach to music, has established a unique style. Active since the 2000s, he is known for his eclectic collaborations, notably with Rone, Sufjan Stevens, and his father, Pedro Soler. His work is characterised by a constant search for new sound textures, blending the acoustic richness of his instrument with electronic treatments.

On stage, Gaspar Claus transforms his cello into a true sound laboratory. His concerts are often immersive experiences where improvisation plays a central role. He uses loops, effects, and pedals to create complex soundscapes, ranging from meditative ambient to more rhythmic and experimental passages. The audience can expect a performance where instrumental virtuosity merges with contemporary sound creation.

This evening at Miniwax is aimed at lovers of electronic and experimental music, as well as those who appreciate artists pushing the boundaries of genres. The intimate atmosphere of the Miniwax venue is conducive to attentive listening and discovery, offering an ideal setting to appreciate the subtlety and depth of Gaspar Claus's music.