The GHOSTBUSTERS soundtrack used this first in 1984. Listen to the opening when Columbia Pictures logo comes up - it's there. Listen when Sigourney Weaver goes into her apartment and the eggs hatch by themselves - it's there. A very haunting instrument. A lot like a theremin.
Check out the french composer "Charles Koechlin". He wrote incredible orchestra works with Ondes Martenot. This guy is bigger than Debussy, Ravel, Faure, Satie ...
@figocooldude Yes, I´m sure. Comes always down to the personal taste. But I like him very much. He´s partly very simple, but he has an incredible feeling for orchestration and very subtile orchestral colours. Check out his "Le docteur fabricius", La course de printemp, Les bandar-log ( yes, the ones from thejungle book! ). Heinz Holliger rediscovered him and some very nice recordings on EMI the last 10 years. Enjoy!
You're not going to be able to find someone willing to part with one, as they are one of the most rare instruments around. There are Midi instrument surfaces that sort of replicate the sound, but nothing as elegant as the original.
Great bit of historical, yet contemporary musical aesthetic. Thx
mgalin1 4 months ago
The GHOSTBUSTERS soundtrack used this first in 1984. Listen to the opening when Columbia Pictures logo comes up - it's there. Listen when Sigourney Weaver goes into her apartment and the eggs hatch by themselves - it's there. A very haunting instrument. A lot like a theremin.
dingelberryonparade 1 year ago 2
ive seen the ondes Martenot player the radiohead amnesiac kid a a concert helping johnny and thom play how to dissaper completely :D
MatthewsFILMs 1 year ago
C'est très créatif
La musique devient révolution, et révolutionne le son
C'est comme un jeu pour les grands
Chouch'
Thechouch73 1 year ago
i completely adore that Bloch is playing one of the most delicate and rare instruments in the world with a wrench.
raukoiel 1 year ago
This is for the film they all made - Monkey: Journey to the West
aaearhart 1 year ago
What is this from?
Ehiguy102 1 year ago
Cool :)
WVAK47 1 year ago
I'll check him out, i like big musicians too! :P
Faaip0de0oiad 1 year ago
cristal bachet = scary sound in lost, haha
eggnog4073 1 year ago
What is this from??
heresy616 2 years ago
Fantastic! ! Thanks for this great upload :-)
katsandroses 2 years ago 3
lol - why is that a "negative" you idiot, excuse me for having an opinion, lol
playgirlc 2 years ago
i hate the crystal baschet, it's creepy, it always reminds me of "the shining"!
respect to damon albarn though. and thomas bloch.
playgirlc 2 years ago 3
For all you Ondes Martenot fans out there.
Check out the french composer "Charles Koechlin". He wrote incredible orchestra works with Ondes Martenot. This guy is bigger than Debussy, Ravel, Faure, Satie ...
cheers, Ralf
ghanimist 2 years ago
@ghanimist Bigger than Satie and Debussy, are you sure? I'll check him out.
figocooldude 1 year ago
@figocooldude Yes, I´m sure. Comes always down to the personal taste. But I like him very much. He´s partly very simple, but he has an incredible feeling for orchestration and very subtile orchestral colours. Check out his "Le docteur fabricius", La course de printemp, Les bandar-log ( yes, the ones from thejungle book! ). Heinz Holliger rediscovered him and some very nice recordings on EMI the last 10 years. Enjoy!
ghanimist 1 year ago
a lennon face!
ajihijau 2 years ago
The crystal bachet sounds badass.
1shortfilmfan 2 years ago 2
YAY! Thomas Bloch!
kidAmy 3 years ago
DAMON ALBARN IS THE BEST!!!!!!!!!!!!
MN443 3 years ago 21
What instrument was he thinking of making?
Dude421 3 years ago 4
Where can i watch the whole programme please? i like it i like it
DomSure 3 years ago
I want a cristal baschet!
Nogli 3 years ago
Does anyone know where on the internet you can purchase an Ondes Martenot? I want one soooo bad...
JohnyVirgil 3 years ago
ask radiohead... lol
glitchesandglitter 3 years ago 26
You're not going to be able to find someone willing to part with one, as they are one of the most rare instruments around. There are Midi instrument surfaces that sort of replicate the sound, but nothing as elegant as the original.
therising1 3 years ago
You can buy a "French connection" from analogue systems, which is kind of a replica of an ondes martenot.
JchiefJ 3 years ago
Thats true. I have one and it is amazing. I would highly reccomend it.
hubbinzki 3 years ago
I'm going to see the Monkey King tommorow!!!
Yay!
Kurisuta1 3 years ago
That guy is playing that crystal Baschet with a Wrench! What a minkus!
i think they use one of those instruments in the PLanet of the APES!
"Get your filthy hands off me you damned dirty Apes!"
RoneyBalogna 3 years ago
The documentary was called Imagine... Damon & Jamie's Excellent adventure.
misterwainwright 3 years ago
i saw monkey! yay!
Megorillazfanyay 4 years ago
the documentary on monkey: journey to the west
JoelStanley21 4 years ago
I remember I have seen this program on the english TV a few months ago.
sombach 4 years ago
what is this from?
bonesdsm 4 years ago