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Showing posts with label PROTOJUNGLE. Show all posts
Showing posts with label PROTOJUNGLE. Show all posts
Sunday, March 10, 2019
get mash up
middle bit of this (from about 3.22 in), aka, "Danse", gets quite proto-junglistic
made in 1970!
Petite Suite (1970) I.Prélude II. Arioso III. Danse IV. Sérénade V. Toccata Groupe de Recherches Musicales de L'O.R.T.F. Each deliberately concise piece refers to a traditional musical form, both anecdotally and instrumentally. Successively: "Prelude", tuning and instrumental departure; "Arioso", dramatic form located between the air and the recitative (moans, cries, breaths, etc.); "Dance", simple and steady rhythm and energetic increase of contents; "Serenade", serenade (violin melody, vocals, music boxes, laughter, lullabies); "Toccata", finally, the brilliance, the fantasy and the virtuosity. The original elements of drum and guitar are due to Michel Foudrinoy and Jean-Pierre Vassout.
Labels:
JACQUES LEJEUNE,
MUSIQUE CONCRETE,
PROTOJUNGLE
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