Theo Hakola
Theo Hakola is a singer/song-writer/musician and novelist born (1954) and raised in Spokane, Washington USA and presently living in Paris, France. He is of Finnish and Swedish descent.[1]
Novels
- The Snake Pit, to be published in French translation by Actes Sud (September 2016) as Idaho Babylone
- Rakia, published in French translation by Éditions Intervalles (2011)[2]
- The Blood of Souls, published in French translation as Le Sang des âmes by Éditions Intervalles (2008)
- Blood Streams, published in French translation as La Valse des Affluents by Le Serpent à Plumes (2003) and in Finnish by WSOY (2005)
- The Way of Blood, published in French translation as La Route du Sang by Le Serpent à Plumes (2001) and in Finnish by WSOY (2002)
Music
Albums
THEO HAKOLA:
- I FRY MINE IN BUTTER! – (Wobbly Ashes Records/Médiapop Records) an all covers album in CD and double vinyl formats.
- THIS LAND IS NOT YOUR LAND – (Wobbly Ashes Records/Disques du 7e ciel) 2012 [3][4]
- DRUNK WOMEN AND SEXUAL WATER – (Wobbly Ashes Records/Anticraft) 2007
- LA CHANSON DU ZORRO ANDALOU – (Grosse Rose/Kerig) 2000
- OVERFLOW – (Grosse Rose/Musidisc) – 1997
- THE CONFESSION – (Absinthe/Bondage-France) – 1995
- HUNGER OF A THIN MAN – (Bondage-France) – 1994
with PASSION FODDER (Barclay/Polygram-France/Beggars Banquet-World):
- WHAT FRESH HELL IS THIS? - 1991
- WOKE UP THIS MORNING - 1989
- LOVE, WALTZES AND ANARCHY - 1987
- FAT TUESDAY - 1986
- HARD WORDS FROM A SOFT MOUTH – 1985
with ORCHESTRE ROUGE (RCA-France):
- MORE PASSION FODDER - 1983
- YELLOW LAUGHTER – 1982
Production
- Noir Désir - "Où veux-tu que je r'garde ?" (Barclay/Polygram-France) –1987
- E.V. - "Reuz" (Lola Label/Polygram France) – 1994
- Les Hurleurs - "Bazar" (Barclay/Universal) – 1996
- Les Malpolis - "La Fin du retour de la chanson" (Willing/Mosaic Music) – 2005
- Gecko Palace – "Tout va si bien" (New Track Music) – 2008
Film Music
- "Babel metropolite," directed by Beajena Borakova – 1988
- "Peaux de vaches," dir. Patricia Mazuy – 1989
- "Perpetua," dir. Claudia Neubern – 1999
- "La Fille préférée," dir. Lou Jeunet – 1999
- "Les Petites Mains," dir. Lou Jeunet – 2001
- "The wind", dir. Victor Söjström (ciné-concert) - 2007
- "La Vallée de larmes," dir. Agathe Dronne – 2011
- "Au bonheur des dames", dir. Julien Duvivier (ciné-concert) - 2013
Theatre
- "American Tabloid," (James Ellroy) composer/musician – MC93-Bobigny – 20013. Directed by Nicolas Bigards.
- "Rakia," scored reading based on the novel, with Dominique Reymond), composer/musician... Dijon – 2013
- "Sur la route," scored reading based on Kerouac’s On The Road, composer/musician... Manosque, Toulouse, Grenoble, Caen, Vendôme, Vincennes, Rennes – 2012-2015...
- "La Ballade de Carson Clay," scored reading based on La Valse des affluents, author, director, composer/musician... Grenoble, Bobigny – 2011-2015
- "L'Invention du monde," (Olivier Rolin) – composer/musician – at the MC93-Bobigny – 2010. Directed by Michel Deutsch.
- "Chroniques du bord de scène - Hello America," 2009/10, followed by "USA, d'après Dos Passos" – composer/musician/actor – at the MC93-Bobigny – 2009/10. Directed by Nicolas Bigards.
- "Le Chant des âmes," scored reading based on Le Sang des âmes, author/director/performer... Finnish Cultural Center, Paris – 2009.
- "La Thébaïde" (Racine) – composer/musician, Centre dramatique national de Montreuil and the Atelier du Rhin in Colmar – October/Novembre 2007. Directed by Sandrine Lanno.
- "Ellen Foster" (Kaye Gibbons) – composer/musician and translator in Dijon (Festival Frictions) and Lille (l’Aéronef) – 2002 then, as co-director, Bagnolet (l’Échangeur) and Lyon (Théâtre de la Rennaissance) – 2005.
- "Les Chansons de ‘La Valse des affluents’" scored reading based on the novel, author, director, composer/musician... Manosque, Poitiers – 2004, and Lyon – 2005.
- "Une Dizaine de morts," (based on the works of Michael Ondaatje), adapter-author, director, composer/musician... Lyon, Manosque – 2003, Paris, Lille – 2004
- "La Chanson du Zorro andalou" – author, actor, director, 1999–2000 , Rennes, Lille, Paris...
- "Mahagonny" (Brecht/Weill) actor (Alaskawolf Joe), Paris and on tour in France... – 1983 Directed by Hans-Peter Cloos.
Radio/Journalism
- D.J./producer on France-Inter, Radio Monte Carlo (RMC Côte d'Azur), France Culture, Radio Nova and Radio Cité 96.
- Publication of articles on European culture and politics in In These Times and in Cinéaste (USA) and in Libération, Actuel, Globe, Les Inrockuptibles... (France).
Education
- The London School of Economics and Political Science – 1975/76
- B.A. in Political History – Antioch College, Yellow Springs, Ohio – 1977
Other Work
- Film actor: Pictures, Florent Quint (2011), Suerte, Jacques Séchaud (2010); The Portuguese Man O' War, Lauren Makael (2008); Une Famille parfaite, Pierre Trividic (2006); Ma Mère, Christophe Honoré (2004); La Fille préférée, Lou Jeunet (1999)...
- Director: “Reliefs” fiction workshop – Saint-Priest (Lyon), 2005 “La parole et les cris” lyrics workshop – Nevers , 1998–1999
- Translator: Composition and Non-composition by Jacques Lucan (PPUR-2012) as well as numerous film scripts, plays, poems, songs and articles...
- Organizational Secretary: The US Committee for a Democratic Spain, New York – 1975
- Instructor: “The Spanish Civil War,” Antioch College, Ohio – 1974 “Photography,” (assistant to Tony Conrad) Antioch College, Ohio – 1974
- Sound, lights, programming: Tramps Club, New York – 1977/78
- English teacher, photographer, rewriter, waiter...
References
- ↑ "Biography". Theo Hakola - The Official Website. Retrieved January 13, 2016.
- ↑ FRENCH PUBLISHER. "Editions Intervalles".
- ↑ FRENCH REVIEWS. "Disques du 7e ciel".
- ↑ NEW NOISE French interview. "Paul Revere avec une guitare" (PDF).
External links
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