Bernard Parmegiani: Dance (1962)

Bernard Parmegiani (1927-2013): Dance, per nastro magnetico (1962).
In composing this piece, which dates from 1962, the author resorted to the experience of using one single sound source: the voice, which is habitually treated with instrumental support.
The manipulations aim at making evident and underlining the natural inflections of the voice. In sum, a kind of endeavor analogous to the one that makes a transition from gesture to dance possible, and this is what these sound movements try to evoke.
Born in Paris, in 1927, Bernard Parmegiani joined the Groupe de Recherches Musicales in 1959, after having worked for five years as a sound engineer for television. He composed several works for films (Jeu des Anges, Brulure de 1000 soleils), radio and the television, as well as for concert performances (Violastries, Jazzex, L'Instant mobile). He is in charge of the Applied Music Section of the group
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[@anthonycostine5067]

Sensational! I love the French-style tap dancing at 2.33

[@julicoole]

ugh....magical

[@godofgobboz3606]

I can't get over the sound at 0:56 . It's brief yet so "strong" for me, i like it a lot. Thanks for the upload!

[@19994able]

Sounds like a 4 note chord to me & shoegazy somehow

[@Rascaduanok]

Stunningly beautiful.

[@Thrash0Jazz0Assassin]

amazing.....

[@Traxscapemusic]

Stunning

[@Madamnesia]

magnificent

[@HolgRaider]

FUTURESOUNDS.
NICE !

[@mikeg2924]

Groovy!

[@satyros2]

THANK YOU!

[@capitanmission]

thanks!

[@joeamenassi]

R.i.P.

[@j.caresse4558]

This track is from a compilation of GRM researchers released in 1969 titled "Musique Concrète". It was compiled by Ilhan Mimaroglu and, among others, included tracks from Schaeffer, Bayle, Malec, Ferrari and this one by Parmegiani.
www.discogs.com/Various-Musique-Concr%C3%A8te/release/147149

[@alainperrieregenevincent54]

Tout-à-fait exact.

[@WocklessGamingforAnimeMoms]

Kinsa laid back in a way almost although this type of first half of the 20th century avant gaurde classical music has been forever engrained in the popular concious as being the building blocks for a lot of tropes from science fiction,horror,and likely by extension fantasy soundtracks. It feels very warm to me in ways where later interpretations of similar elemejts maybe felt a little bit cold.

[@GinSoakedBoy]

RIP

[@calcairecamhi]

1:29 that's when the kick would drop ^^

[@alainperrieregenevincent54]

Déjà, à l'époque, beaucoup de travail au niveau du générateur d'enveloppes (les paramètres A D S R).
Très bon travail di son.

[@djtrakakadrunkpoet8598]

Concrete music makes a come back in “COVID Expressions “ by yours truly Derryl Brooks

[@andrazjez5180]

Hello! Where is this amazing piece from?! Since recently I have a box set of his collected musical works and this piece is not included, at least not under the same title.

[@TheTEPESTEPES]

i think the original name is Danse..

[@user-ob9zo9cr4c]

bb

[@Tx-do9fe]

1:00 - 1:30

[@Litvinov_life]

Братан ты живой???

[@imsomeonethatsall7312]

0.0 ???whats going on @.@