jeudi 13 janvier 2011
lundi 20 décembre 2010
mercredi 15 décembre 2010
mardi 7 décembre 2010
vendredi 3 décembre 2010
Music for One Apartment and Six Drummers/Sound of Noise
Discover the short film which inspired the swedish movie Sound Of Noise. Meet the Six Drummers, a crazy group of percussionists. First revealed at Cannes Film Festival 2001, this short film also won more than 30 awards through the world. Directors Ola Simonsson et Johannes Stjärne Nilsson decided to continue the adventure by making their first full length film : Sound Of Noise.
mardi 23 novembre 2010
jeudi 18 novembre 2010
mardi 21 septembre 2010
LUCKY DRAGONS
Mirror Friends - Lucky Dragons
Very 2 (bonus) by Lucky Dragons from Dream Island Laughing Language
Givers-Lucky Dragons
yOU CAN BUY THE LUCKY DRAGONS ALBUM "dream island laughing language" HERE :
http://www.upsettherhythm.co.uk/luckydragons.shtml
mardi 7 septembre 2010
Lillian Feldman Schwartz - Googolplex
1972
Extended editing techniques based on Land’s experiments affect the viewer’s sensory perceptions. “This viewer also found ‘Googolplex’, the six-minute computer-made compilation of swiftly-moving patterns … to be inventive, eye-catching examples of technical professionalism.” – A.\ H. Weiler, N. Y. Times. Lincoln Center Film Festival. (5-1/2 min.)
www.lillian.com
jeudi 2 septembre 2010
MIRAGES by Sabrina Ratté/ Music : Le révélateur
MIRAGES from Sabrina Ratté on Vimeo.
Vidéo: Sabrina Ratté
Musique: Le Révélateur
-2010
"Mirages" est une vidéo qui est née lors d'une collaboration avec Le Révélateur (myspace.com/circeotones). Avant tout une projection live lors de ses concerts, la vidéo s'est raffinée de plus en plus à travers la pratique et la performance. La nature des images s'est transformée naturellement afin de se fondre les unes dans les autres et ainsi former ce que je crois être un tout cohérent et organique.
"Mirages" est une exploration ensoleillée de la nostalgie qui prend forme dans les images évocants un monde de science-fiction.
Il sera possible de télécharger une version de plus haute qualité sur le blog Sound of Eye (thesoundofeye.blogspot.com) dans quelques temps.
mardi 20 juillet 2010
Ursula Bogner - 2 Ton & Speichen
Ursula Bogner - 2 Ton from Marketa Vũ Trụ on Vimeo.
Ursula Bogner - Speichen from Marketa Vũ Trụ on Vimeo.
Ursula Bogner, as Jelinek explains in the compelling backstory that accompanies this record, was born in 1946 and died in 1994 and spent twenty of those years creating synthesizer music as a hobby. She never released any of her music, preferring to keep it to herself—a sort of Sunday producer who otherwise lived the normal life of a pharmacist and family woman. Nevertheless, she was at the very least a deep appreciator of early electronic composition; she built her own home studio and followed the theories and activities of early electronic music collectives such as Studio Für Elektronische Musik.
The story of how Jelinek came across these personal home recordings is no less intricate. Jelinek first heard about the recordings from Ursula Bogner's son, Sebastian, who happened to be sitting next to him on a flight. From there, the two began corresponding and eventually the son sent Jelinek his mother's tapes. The large collection of recordings Jelinek received betrayed a dabbler who spent over twenty years experimenting with different styles and possibilities, from exercises in oscillation and modulation, to the layering of rhythmic patterns, to simple electronic pop melodies.
jeudi 15 juillet 2010
FELIX & HIS MACHINES
Felix's Machines from Felix Thorn on Vimeo.
FELIX & HIS MACHINES
Felix’s Machines are music making sculptures. They were constructed in Felix’s bedroom and exist to facilitate music by translating rhythmic audio structures into a three-dimensional visual show. They function as musical instruments as well as kinetic sculptures. The Machines are a performance device, but can be well suited to act as an art installation, theatre accompaniment, or standalone sculptures. The pieces invite an audience to share the experience of their creator. Felix aims to exploit the complexity found behind the workings of most digital music and turn digital compositions into a more accessible equivalent. These Machines do not intend to match human potential. Instead they exist to test the advantages of mechanical instruments alone. Felix comments on his machines: “Although my medium focuses on the development of acoustic sounds, I am continually inspired by electronic music - the countless abstractions act as blueprints for the construction of its acoustic counterparts. I aim to build a space where artificial and dream-like environments can become a reality."
CHECK THIS VIDEO TOO :
http://www.motherboard.tv/2010/7/14/sound-builders-felix-thorn-turns-junk-into-incredible-musical-sculptures--3
Plus d'infos : http://www.myspace.com/fmachines
http://www.felixsmachines.com
mardi 4 mai 2010
lundi 19 avril 2010
Concert Trinité Pan European Party 160410
-"Mozox"
-"Kora"
-"Route"
-"New beat"
-"Besoin de mer" (Extrait)
Concert en téléchargement sur le blog Trinité :
http://musictrinite.blogspot.com/
lundi 12 avril 2010
vendredi 9 avril 2010
mardi 6 avril 2010
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