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Bertrand Bitz is a Swiss singer and songwriter, born on March 2, 1978 in Nax (Valais). == Biography == Bertrand Bitz's first musical education is quite eclectic. In his childhood, he studies solfege and plays a brass instrument in the music school of his village band, l'Echo du Mont-Noble. Then he begins to practice the organ and the guitar and gradually develops a specific taste for songwriting and interpretation of his self-written songs. The songs of Bertrand Bitz address a lot of themes, from social subjects (consumerism, unemployment) to philosophical interrogations (friendship, passion-love, death, separation). For example, the song ''Pour combien'' appears as an uncompromising condemnation of capitalist consumerism which tends to change love into a simple economic good. Bertrand Bitz also possesses a distinctive style. In his songs, lyrics are always in the foreground and are subtly underlined by a musical accompaniment made of uncluttered lines. In 2003, at this time singer of Hillside, a Swiss pop-rock group based in Sierre, Betrand Bitz releases the album entitled ''Instants volés'' (Stolen instants). The same year his artistic life is transformed by the meeting of Ludovic Pannatier, a lyrics writer. In 2005, under his own name, Bertrand Bitz releases a second album, ''Tout ça nous poursuit'' (All that is pursuing us), with the collaboration of Ludovic Pannatier and Alexandra Bitz. Included in this album the song ''Lorsque nos yeux'' (When our eyes) wins a 4th prize at MyCokeMusic.ch contest in Zürich. In 2007, he wins second prize at the famous Swiss singing contest "La médaille d'or de la chanson" in Saignelégier. There he sings ''En Thalasso''. Among previous winners of this prestigious competition are Le bel Hubert (1981) or L'Homme Hareng Nu (2007), also known as Laurent Steulet. On February 1, 2008, Bertrand Bitz is one of Manuel Maury's guests in the prime time TV show "Têtes en l'air" broadcast on Swiss French TV network (TSR). In April 2008, Bertrand Bitz releases his first album aimed at a national diffusion : ''Multifaces''.〔Bertrand Bitz. ''Multifaces''. Froideville: Edit. Lugeon, 2008〕〔Giroud, Manuela. "Des notes dans la tête", in Le Nouvelliste (04/03/08)〕 He also begins to work with the manager Jacques S. who is the agent, in particular, of Sarclo. On April 1, 2008 he is received by Gérard Suter in the program "Radio Paradiso" broadcast on Swiss French radio network Radio suisse romande (RSR). On that occasion, Bertrand Bitz reveals the backgrounds of the conception of ''Multifaces''. He says he has intended not to create songs too similar but songs reflecting different moments of the life. Good moments, he says, inspire more popular, more joyful, songs. Bad moments such as death, sorrow, heartbreak or something else which may affect you, are translated into more tormented songs.〔Interview of Bertrand Bitz by Gérard Suter, Radio Paradiso, RSR (04/01/08)〕 Included in ''Multifaces'', ''L'attente'' (The wait) is representative of the dinstinctive personal process of reflection which leads Bertrand Bitz to songwriting. In this case, ''L'attente'' develops Bertrand Bitz's reflection on the painful consequences of passion-love. "Seul face au silence, face à l'indifférence, l'attente est si longue et la souffrance si douce...〔"Alone face up to silence, face up to indifference, the wait is so long and the suffering so sweet..." (in Bertrand Bitz. ''Multifaces''. Froideville: Edit. Lugeon, 2008 )〕" are the words Bertrand Bitz sings. From April 4 to April 6, 2008, Bertrand Bitz gives the premiere of ''Multifaces'' at Interface theater in Sion. 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「Bertrand Bitz」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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