David Chiesa, Jean-Luc Guionnet, Emmanuel Petit, Eric La Casa - Belvédère Dans L'étendue
Label:
Catalog#:
CS 058
Format:
CD, Album
Country:
Portugal
Released:
2005
Genre:
Jazz,
Non-Music
Style:
Field Recording
Credits
Double Bass -
David Chiesa
Guitar - Emmanuel Petit
Recorded By [Microphones], Mixed By - Eric La Casa
Saxophone [Alto] - Jean-Luc Guionnet
Guitar - Emmanuel Petit
Recorded By [Microphones], Mixed By - Eric La Casa
Saxophone [Alto] - Jean-Luc Guionnet
Notes
in the memory of René Quinon
thanks to Fred Galiay & "Samedi 14"
We all are in a house: "Villa Adriana", (René Quinon's house - little village - low mountain - high valley - Ardèche). A bunch of all kind of microphones are deviced in the house and amojng the landscape around the place. Each of them is plugged into a mixing desk that Eric La Casa is using during the recordings. The duration of the mix is more or less pre-decided by the 4 of us. During this amount of time, the 3 instrumentalists are going around, in and out of the house, following their own improvised sounds and courses throught this open expanse filled by sound-catchers - thus we all are working on the construction of a sort of abstract and tentacle-like belvedere plunged into the acoustic space of the place. This CD is the direct result of one of those mix-experiences.
thanks to Fred Galiay & "Samedi 14"
We all are in a house: "Villa Adriana", (René Quinon's house - little village - low mountain - high valley - Ardèche). A bunch of all kind of microphones are deviced in the house and amojng the landscape around the place. Each of them is plugged into a mixing desk that Eric La Casa is using during the recordings. The duration of the mix is more or less pre-decided by the 4 of us. During this amount of time, the 3 instrumentalists are going around, in and out of the house, following their own improvised sounds and courses throught this open expanse filled by sound-catchers - thus we all are working on the construction of a sort of abstract and tentacle-like belvedere plunged into the acoustic space of the place. This CD is the direct result of one of those mix-experiences.