Patrice Moullet was born in Paris, Île-de-France, Franceon June 21, 1946,
he is the brother of director Luc Moullet [1937]. He spent five years of
dedication and intense study of classical and Flamenco guitar with Ramon Cueto.
Patrice is a composer and actor under the alias Albert Juross his most notable
role as that of Michel-Ange in Jean Luc Godards 1963 film “Les Carabiniers”.
Patrice is also a creator of
instruments including the percuphone, the omni, the machine stretch,
the cosmophone, the Inclined Triangular
Surface, the Scratch Machine, the Moon Jump, the Sun. He
co-founded with his wife, singer Catherine Ribeiro [1941- ] the musical groups “Catherine Ribeiro + 2Bis” [1968-1969]
“Catherine Ribeiro + Alpes” [1970-1981].
His workshop is
called "AEM" and is the workplace of Patrice Moullet, where he
designs instruments mixing sculptural aesthetics and advanced techniques specially
developed for this purpose. This place is initially part of the project
"Experimental Music Workshop - Alps -
Patrice Moullet". In 2009 Patrice Moullet surrounded himself with
a team of musicians, dancers, engineers, scenographers, teachers and
coordinates the axes of the activities for the launch of the project "AEM
phase 2". This second phase of the project consists of the
disclosure-communication of the achievements, as well as the creation of large
audience projects with the entire AEM instrumentarium.
MOULLET, Patrice (aka Albert Juross) [6/21/1946, Paris,
Île-de-France, France - ] – composer,
musician (guitar), actor, brother of producer, director, writer,
cinematographer, composer, film editor Luc Moullet [1937- ], married to singer Catherine Ribeiro
[1941-
] (196?-
) founded the musical groups “Catherine Ribeiro + 2Bis” [1968-1969]
“Catherine Ribeiro + Alpes” [1970-1981].
A Girl is a Gun – 1971
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