L’arte dei suoni
Un lungo documentario dedicato a Pierre Henry, pioniere della musica concreta. In francese con sottotitoli in inglese. Anche in alta risoluzione direttamente su You Tube. Potrebbero interessarti anche: Non ancora…
Le Voile D’Orphée
Pierre Henry’s “Veil of Orpheus”, probably the first major work of symphonic concrete music, though composed for an opera (“Orpheus 53”, written with Pierre Schaeffer for the Donauescliingen Festival). At the time it stood out from among the many experiments as finished and significant; it sounds as valid today despite […]
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