Marjolaine Reymond - Demeter No Access
Жанр: Free Jazz
Год издания: 2018
Аудиокодек: MP3
Тип рипа: tracks
Битрейт аудио: 320 kbps
Продолжительность: 53:28
Наличие сканов в содержимом раздачи: нет
Треклист:
01. Le bestiaire : cheval nommé
(7:07)
02. Le bestiaire : les cupidons glacés
(6:09)
03. Le bestiaire : le tigre d'Annabelle
(5:32)
04. Les métamorphoses : Eurydice intereptum serpentis
(1:46)
05. Les métamorphoses : spirito e cielo
(0:48)
06. Les métamorphoses : Demeter no Access
(3:05)
07. Les métamorphoses : écrire la lettre
(7:39)
08. L'odyssée de Ted Parker
(3:54)
09. L'odyssée : Orféo e Proserpina
(1:00)
10. L'odyssée : le cri du centaure
(2:28)
11. L'odyssée : Persephone Unlimited
(3:31)
12. L'exode : Isaac et Minotaure
(2:51)
13. L'exode : senso di colpa e la perdita
(2:16)
14. L'exode de Ted Parker
(5:22)
Personnel:
Marjolaine Reymond -
voice, electronics
Bruno Angelini -
piano, Fender Rhodes
Denis Guivarc’h -
alto saxophone
Olivier Lété -
electric bass
Christophe Lavergne -
drums
Régis Huby -
violin
Clément Janinet -
violin
Guillaume Roy -
viola
Marion Martineau -
cello
Recorded on April 7-9, 2017 at Alhambra Colbert Studio, Rochefort.
Digital Editing in July 2017 at Border Studio. Mixed in November 2017.
Mastered in February 2018 at Galaxy Studio.
Несколько слов на английском
Between 1990 and 2000, Marjolaine Reymond participates in many creations and sings the contemporary repertoire which gives her a certain freedom of interpretation. At the same time, she continues to work as an electroacoustic composer at Radio France and receives numerous prizes and state commissions. However, she remains dissatisfied with the compartmentalization of her artistic activities and the monolithic place occupied by the singer-songwriter in the music system. Marjolaine Reymond understands that she is not a repertoire singer, nor dedicated to formal composition, but above all a creator and improviser of her own universe. "Demeter No Access" is a polyptych in which various literary allusions are unofficially telescoped. A medieval manuscript (The Bestiary), Ovid's famous Latin epic Latin poem (The Metamorphoses), Homer's ancient Greek epic (The Odyssey), and the second book of the Old Testament Bible (Exodus).
