François Bayle - Toupie Dans Le Ciel (New Version 2009) [1979-1980]
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11 سال پیش
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00:00
00:00 Eros Noir 1
01:16 Part 1
07:58 Part 2
13:21 Part 3
21:13 Eros Noir 1
The substance of this extraordinary piece of music was developed from the actual sound of a spinning top, a melodic rhythmic pattern, and simple electronic fluxes. There is an inversion of traditional modes of musical composition. While the high-pitches and the rhythmic swing remain imperturbably constant -- which means it can be heard as minimalist -- variations (stressing, de-synchronisation, variations in density and mobility, etc.) create constant movement, turning the sound material into something virtually living, constantly reaffirming itself, always the same yet renewed. Out attention is caught in a sound nest, defined in the bass by a rolling pedal, and in the treble by uninterrupted cooing, voluble an iridescent, that continuously swells and falls off. But if this music is a lullaby, it is the lullaby of the tiger! This protection conceals ferocity and threat all the more powerful because it does not show itself in the light of day. It is only interrupted by big sounds of rubbing rolling arc, passing slowly, and sometime triggering electric outbursts rising in zigzags. During these sound rifts (which the author calls skies), "the inexorable comes to an end and suddenly freedom and lightness surges forth". (Bayle)
Video created with Sonic Visualizer, Vokoscreen, Kdenlive and Audacity on an OpenSUSE 12.3 Linux System.
01:16 Part 1
07:58 Part 2
13:21 Part 3
21:13 Eros Noir 1
The substance of this extraordinary piece of music was developed from the actual sound of a spinning top, a melodic rhythmic pattern, and simple electronic fluxes. There is an inversion of traditional modes of musical composition. While the high-pitches and the rhythmic swing remain imperturbably constant -- which means it can be heard as minimalist -- variations (stressing, de-synchronisation, variations in density and mobility, etc.) create constant movement, turning the sound material into something virtually living, constantly reaffirming itself, always the same yet renewed. Out attention is caught in a sound nest, defined in the bass by a rolling pedal, and in the treble by uninterrupted cooing, voluble an iridescent, that continuously swells and falls off. But if this music is a lullaby, it is the lullaby of the tiger! This protection conceals ferocity and threat all the more powerful because it does not show itself in the light of day. It is only interrupted by big sounds of rubbing rolling arc, passing slowly, and sometime triggering electric outbursts rising in zigzags. During these sound rifts (which the author calls skies), "the inexorable comes to an end and suddenly freedom and lightness surges forth". (Bayle)
Video created with Sonic Visualizer, Vokoscreen, Kdenlive and Audacity on an OpenSUSE 12.3 Linux System.
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