Iannis Xenakis - La Légende D'Eer flac album

La Légende d'Eer by IANNIS XENAKIS, released 15 July 2016 1. La Légende d'Eer 2. La Légende d'Eer 3. La Légende d'Eer 4. La Légende d'Eer 5. La Légende d'Eer 6. La Légende d'Eer 7. La Légende d'Eer 8. La Légende d'Eer Release in the PERIHEL series is one of the most famous electroacoustic compositions by IANNIS XENAKIS. Record/Vinyl + Digital Album. released July 15, 2016.

Iannis Xenakis ‎– La Légende D'Eer. Label: Montaigne ‎– MO 782058. Series: Iannis Xenakis – 2. Format: CD, Album. Liner Notes – Dominique Druhen, Iannis Xenakis, Richard Toop. Photography By – Guy Vivien. Technician – Thomas Becker (4).

La Légende D'Eer Part II. Companies, et. This is a new version of 'La Légende d’Eer', using the 8-track version that Xenakis presented at Darmstädter Ferienkurse in August 1978. This is the only original version of the composition and is presented here, mixed down for stereo, for the very first time. Mastered & cut at D&M, Berlin. Photo of Iannis Xenakis courtesy of famille Xenakis. Special thanks to: Eric Denut, Frank Hilberg, Volker Müller, Makis Solomos, Katja Teubner, Mâkhi Xenakis

Iannis Xenakis 2: La légende d'Eer. Mikka and Other Assorted Love Songs.

La Légende d'Eer (1977-1978) was composed when Iannis Xenakis was in the midst of his far-reaching explorations of mythology and philosophy. Variously inspired by Plato's myth of Er in The Republic, Pascal's Pensées, and even an article on supernovas in Scientific American, this piece transcends programmatic considerations and presents a strange, roiling soundscape that dwarfs Xenakis' earlier electro-acoustic efforts in scope and imagination. In applying mathematical and physical laws to the composition of music, Iannis Xenakis exposed the implicit connections between science and art - rooted in theories of statistical probability, his stochastic method revolutionized not only the composition of music but also its performance, exploring the boundaries of sound and space.

La légende d’Eer is a powerful 7-channel electro-acoustic composition which Xenakis created in 1977-78. to be played in "Le Diatope", a curvaceous architectural construction designed by the composer, together with a visual component including laser lights. This "multi-media" work was composed for the opening of the Centre Georges Pompidou in Paris, where it was performed for three months and seen by thousands of people. The sound materials of a La légende d'Eer stem from three sources: instrumental sounds, noises, and electronically generated sounds.