English Book Jean-Michel Jarre

Par : Nicolas Kern, Michael Duguay

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  • Nombre de pages236
  • PrésentationBroché
  • Poids0.348 kg
  • Dimensions14,8 cm × 21,0 cm × 1,4 cm
  • ISBN978-2-84993-340-4
  • EAN9782849933404
  • Date de parution04/04/2019
  • CollectionCOETQUEN ÉDITIONS
  • ÉditeurCOETQUEN

Résumé

A tape recorder. It is this device that served as the first electronic instrument to Jean-Michel Jarre : " My grandfather had given me a tape recorder and with my rock band, I recorded guitar solos that I was reversing, organ parts that I was slowing down. " Passionate about sound, the young Jarre applied to the Musical Research Group in 1968 : 200 candidates present themselves for 4 places. Jean-Michel Jarre passes the exam and joins the GRM, which is then the best school in the world concerning electro-acoustic music.
Trained by Pierre Henry and Pierre Schaeffer, Jean-Michel Jarre discovers an innovative approach to music at the time. Speaking of Pierre Henry, JMJ said : " He is the first, with Pierre Schaeffer, who said that the music was not only made of notes based on music theory, but sounds and that we could go out with a microphone and go record the sound of the rain, the sound of the wind, and make music out of it.
" On leaving the GRM, Jean-Michel Jarre becomes a composer, lyricist, arranger and producer. And then in 1976, in his apartment turned into a home studio, he composes a record of instrumental music that nobody wants : Oxygène. Producer Francis Dreyfus accepts to release the album and it's a revolution. Thanks to this record, " He [Jean-Michel] has made millions of people discover electronic music ! " Moby From Lyon to Equinoxe Infinity, discover the story of one of the pioneers of electronic music.
A tape recorder. It is this device that served as the first electronic instrument to Jean-Michel Jarre : " My grandfather had given me a tape recorder and with my rock band, I recorded guitar solos that I was reversing, organ parts that I was slowing down. " Passionate about sound, the young Jarre applied to the Musical Research Group in 1968 : 200 candidates present themselves for 4 places. Jean-Michel Jarre passes the exam and joins the GRM, which is then the best school in the world concerning electro-acoustic music.
Trained by Pierre Henry and Pierre Schaeffer, Jean-Michel Jarre discovers an innovative approach to music at the time. Speaking of Pierre Henry, JMJ said : " He is the first, with Pierre Schaeffer, who said that the music was not only made of notes based on music theory, but sounds and that we could go out with a microphone and go record the sound of the rain, the sound of the wind, and make music out of it.
" On leaving the GRM, Jean-Michel Jarre becomes a composer, lyricist, arranger and producer. And then in 1976, in his apartment turned into a home studio, he composes a record of instrumental music that nobody wants : Oxygène. Producer Francis Dreyfus accepts to release the album and it's a revolution. Thanks to this record, " He [Jean-Michel] has made millions of people discover electronic music ! " Moby From Lyon to Equinoxe Infinity, discover the story of one of the pioneers of electronic music.
English Book Jean-Michel Jarre
Nicolas Kern, Michael Duguay
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