50 Ans D'Acousmatique

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Release Date: 2012-10-23

Label: INA-GRM

"Trois rêves d'oiseau" premiered in Paris, Musée Guimet, February 1972.

"Espaces inhabitables" premiered in Paris, Maison de la Radio, 30 May 1967.

"Jeîta ou Murmure des eaux" (New Version 2012) (suite concrète in 17 movements) premiered in Paris, Halles Baltard, 4 February 1971, at the Journées-rencontres du GRM.

"Purgatoire" (after Dante Alighieri's Divina commedia) premiered in Paris, Salle Récamier, 5 February 1973. Music for the choreography by Vittotio Biagi (also for "L'Enfer" by Bernard Parmegiani), 5 April 1976, Lyon, Auditorium Maurice Ravel. Commissioned by French Republic.

"Camera oscura" premiered at Festival de Metz, November 1976, with choreography by Jean Babilée, performed by Catherine Imbert. Commissioned by French Republic.

"Les couleurs de la nuit" (new version 2012) premiered in Paris, IRCAM, Espace de projection, 15 March 1983.

"Tremblement de terre très doux" premiered in Paris, Maison de Radio France, Cycle acousmatique, 19 March 1979.

For "Son vitesse-lumière", the premiere of the complete "Son vitesse-lumière" took place at Metz, 18 November 1983, for the 12th International encounters of contemporary music (12ème "Rencontres internationales de musique contemporaine"). Commissioned by French Republic.

"Grandeur nature" premiered in Paris, Maison de Radio France, Cycle acousmatique, 23 March 1981.

"Paysage, personnage, nuage" premiered in Paris, Maison de Radio France, Cycle acousmatique, 23 March 1981.

"Voyage au centre de la tête" premiered in Paris, Maison de Radio France, Cycle acousmatique, 23 April 1982, for a concert by the European Broadcasting Union in tribute to Pierre Schaeffer for his seventieth birthday. Dedicated to Pierre Schaeffer, Pierre Henry and Iannis Xenakis.

"Théâtre d'ombres" premiered at Nice, Cloître de Cimiez, Festival MANCA, 6 July 1989. Commissioned by French Republic. Awarded the Prix Ars Electronica 89 at Linz, for "...Ombres blanches".

For "Fabulæ", the premiere for the complete version took place in Perpignan, at Festival aujourd'hui musiques, 10 November 1992. Commissioned by French Republic.

"La main vide" premiered in Paris, Maison de Radio France, 20 February 1995, for the first two movements, and 22 April 1996 for inventions.

"Arc, pour Gérard Grisey" (inédit)" premiered in Paris, Maison de Radio France, 11 June 1999.

"Rien n'est réel" (first recording) premiered at ZKM Karlsruhe, 3 December 2010, commissioned by ZKM.

Released in cardboard box with a 160-page illustrated booklet in French & English.
Each disc housed in a cardboard slipcase.

Made in France by SNA
©℗ Ina 2012

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