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Mixer MXmcd4
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"Lionel Marchetti belongs to the group of
younger French composers, who crosses over from composition to
improvisation and back. Over the years he has released a couple of his
musique concrete pieces, which were all captivating. 'L'incandescence De
L'Etoile' is no different. It's 'based on the everlasting universal (re)cycle.
It's hard to tell what kind of sounds Marchetti has put into this, but
it's a very vibrant piece of heavily processed sounds. They are wrapped,
unpacked, thrown about in the air, and they fall back on their place at
which point they are immediately lifted up again and swung about in an
entirely different mode. Unlike his other pieces, which seem to be dealing
with a subject (like Japanese swordplay in 'Dans La Montagne (Ki Ken
Tai)'), this work is more abstract and tells less of a story. But that
aside, because it's not necessary, this is another small work to cherish,
as it's great again.* Frans de Waard (Vital Weekly) |
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Track Listing: 1. L'incandescence de l'etoile (20:10) une musique concrête
de lionel marchetti |
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