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pogus (usa) #p 21052 cd

lionel marchetti / olivier capparoseqqus • grand véhicule” compact disc

  • eqqus (1) (6:56)
  • eqqus (2) (16:41)
  • eqqus (3) (9:28)
september 2009 release ; once again, the inimitable lionel marchetti (working with recent partner-in-crime olivier capparos) unleashes an impeccable 3333 suite of musique concrète (composed at the ina-grm during 2001-2002) drawn from “presences sonores et voix” by john oswald, pierre henry, pierre schaeffer, jean-luc godard, henri chopin, hans bellmer, charley patton (?), ingram marshall, charlton heston (?!?), alfred hitchcock (!?), and “divers hasards radiophoniques” ...

while the sliding, sub-low-end figures remind me a little of the recent/excellent g*parkreuters” lp, i don’t even have a framework for the austere, plunderphonic organizations the two get up to herein, with snatches of familiar foley & dialogue interwoven into the running narrative ... highly recommended !!!
pogus press release...
21052-2,  33 min. cd

lionel marchetti & olivier capparos
equus

equus is a collaborative work of musique concrète recorded in 2001-02 on a commission from the ina grm it is truly a delight for pogus to add this title to our catalog. as capparos notes:

equus guides us through human memory and history. it may sound a bit strange that sound & music would appear as a "vehicle", or as we had cast a lead into a labyrinth. this brings us to the question of whether we are alive or not; travelling the path throughout these soundings would drive us down and up our consciousness and our listening, not to mention that we are dead or alive.

olivier capparos is an instrumental and electro-acoustic composer whose work encompasses philosophy and literature as well as music. many of his compositions are focused on voice and its interpretation through loudspeakers. capparos was composer in residence at the ina-grm in paris (2001), the studio national des arts contemporains du fresnoy (2002 3), and at the argos center in bruxelles (2004). he has composed and conducted works for chamber orchestra, voice (soprano), violin, and piano, and has co-produced many other recordings and radio broadcasts with lionel marchetti throughout their long association.

lionel marchetti was born in france in 1967. his interest in music resides in the qualities of sound. he started to experiment by himself and later discovered the rich french corpus of musique concrète through xavier garcia. he is one of a handful of artists who in the mid- to-late 1990s took electro-acoustic music out of academic studios and into the free improvisation ring. a scholar who worked at the cfmi (lyon) and ina-grm studios and published a book on acousmatic composer michel chion, marchetti developed a set-up of microphones and loudspeakers he uses on stage along with tape recorders, prepared cds, motors and radios. he often refers to his instruments as an “electro-acoustic contraption”. his musique concrète studio work incorporates sound collage and academic electro-acoustic composition, though the level of poetry and refusal of genre boundaries in his music puts him closer to kristoff k. roll and luc ferrari than pierre henry or bernard parmegiani. following his encounter with metamkine label owner and fellow sound experimentalist jérôme noetinger in the early 1990s, a series of live and improvisation-based projects would run parallel to his more academic career. the marchetti-noetinger duo was the first of such projects and remains the longest lasting one. they are also involved in the audio- visual project le cube. in addition, marchetti performs with the influential improv collective archipel (with emmanuel petit, sophie agnel, fabrice charles, pascal bathus, and werchowski).

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new world (usa) #nw 80521 cd

columbia-princeton electronic music center 1961-1973” compact disc

  • bülent arel - postlude from “music for a sacred service” (3:56) 1961
  • charles dodge - earth’s magnetic field (14:01) 1971
  • ilhan mimaroglu - prelude no. 8 (to the memory of edgard varese) (3:54) 1966
  • bülent arel & daria semegen - out of into (16:32) 1972
  • ingram marshall - cortez (8:30) 1973
  • daria semegen - electronic composition no. 1 (5:47) 1971
  • alice shields - dance piece no. 3 (5:46) 1969
  • alice shields - study for voice and tape (5:17) 1968
another gem from new world; here offering a splendid overview of goings-on at the columbia-princeton electronic music center during the 60s & (early) 70s...

stand-out work from daria semegn (whose “electronic composition no. 1” it only outshined by her extended collaboration with bülent arel, “out of into” ... also arel’s solo “postlude” is fantastic...) and alice shields (both pieces here are absolutely bubbling with psychedelic-era modular synth grankle...) - the charles dodge piece is fun in a kind of plink-plonky way... but the mimaroglu piece is nowhere near as interesting as his finnadar-label output...
new world press release...
works by bülent arel, charles dodge, ingram marshall, ilhan mimaroglu, daria semegen, alice shields. the columbia-princeton electronic music center was the first electronic music center to be established in the united states. from 1959 to the late 1970s, it was one of the premiere sound facilities in the world. the vast majority of pieces composed at the center—approximately three hundred—were composed during this period. some have become classics of music history. this selection, drawn from those seminal years, is an excellent overview of the wide variations in musical style and aesthetic that was encouraged by the center’s guiding spirit, vladimir ussachevsky. charles dodge’s earth’s magnetic field is a relaxed, expressive piece in which he captures a sense of radiance. the new york times called it one of the “ten most significant works of the 1970s.” ingram marshall’s cortez manipulates a speaker’s voice to create a brooding meditation on an apocalyptic poem by poet-friend snee mccaig. alice shields was a young member of the center’s initial team. musique concrète sound sources and the composer’s prerecorded voice form the basis for dance piece no. 3 (1969) and study for voice and tape (1968). bülent arel was also a member of the center’s initial staff. his brightly colored postlude from “music for a sacred service” builds from a stately beginning to a virtuosic conclusion. ilhan mimaroglu’s prelude no. 8 (to the memory of edgard varèse) was inspired by a presentiment of his friend’s death and is expectedly somber in mood. daria semegen studied with lutoslawski and arel. electronic composition no. 1 was a winner of the 1975 international society for contemporary music prize. both it and out of into, a collaboration with arel, are prime examples of her muscular, dramatic style, full of timbral and dynamic contrasts that gives her music the breadth and the seriousness of orchestral drama.

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