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Ryoji IkedaOp.

Label:Touch – TO : 60
Format:
CD, Album
Country:UK
Released:
Genre:Classical
Style:Contemporary

Tracklist

Op. 1 (For 9 Strings)
ConductorJean-Paul Dessy
Double BassPascal Smets
Musical Assistance [Assistance For Score]Jérôme Combier
Recorded ByPhilippe Colpin
1I2:20
2II4:34
3III4:46
4IV3:22
5Op. 2 (For String Quartet)
CelloNagako Kato
ViolaRei Shimada
15:22
6Op. 3 (For String Quartet)
CelloNagako Kato
ViolaRei Shimada
6:57
Op. 1 (Prototype)
Edited By, Mixed ByRyoji Ikeda
ViolinWibert Aerts
7I2:18
8II4:39
9III3:59
10IV3:30
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Credits

Notes

© 2002 Ryoji Ikeda (JASRAC).
℗ 2003 Touch. Published by Touch Music.

op. 1 [for 9 strings], composed 2000-01, recorded at RTB Bergium [sic] Radio and TV studio, Mons, 13 December 2001.
Mixed at Art Zoyd studio, Maubeuge and CCI studio, Tokyo, January-February 2002.

op. 2 [for string quartet], composed 2001-02, and op. 3 [for string quartet], composed 2002, recorded at New National Theatre, Tokyo, 14-17 May 2002.
Mixed at CCI studio, Tokyo, May-August 2002.
op. 1 [prototype], composed 2000-01, recorded at Art Zoyd studio, Maubeuge, 19-21 March 2001.
Edited and mixed at CCI studio, Tokyo, March-September 2001.

op. 1 was originally commissioned by "Experience de vol #3".
No electronic sounds used.

Thanks to: Gerard, Monique, Jean-Paul, Jérôme, Kinami, New National Theatre, Tokyo, all instrumentalists, Emma.

Released in a standard Digipak.

Barcode and Other Identifiers

  • Barcode: 5 027803 146020
  • Matrix / Runout: TO60 11/22/02
  • Mastering SID Code: IFPI LR61
  • Mould SID Code: IFPI R282
  • Rights Society: JASRAC

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Op. (10×File, AIFF, Album, 16-bit / 44.1khz)Codex Editiondd-008Japan2018

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  • I saw Ryoji Ikeda at the sonar festival,in Barcelona years ago.I was impressed with his music and the cd that I have now is similar to what I saw him play there, but he has 'exchanged' the digital noises and frequencies for strings.The progression of chords flows like a mathematical pattern, very clean, and the chords seem to be searching for new harmonies and disonances.this is contemporary music that students will someday listen to in school.It is nearly a perfect piece of work.

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