Grisey: "Talea" 1/2

Gérard Grisey: Talea (ou la machine et les herbes folles) (1986) For Flute, Clarinet, Violin, Cello, and Piano, Performed by the Ensemble Reserche

Category:

Music

Tags:

• modern
• French
• music
• spectrum
• spectral
• spectralist
• spectralism
• microtone
• microtonal

[Stimulator7]

@integralsonic really? interesting. I'll have to listen to it. I wouldn't have thought of such a connection. Im fascinated at the possibility. will check out.

[integralsonic]

great, thanks for the video. my only quip is that we sometimes act as if France invented the sound spectrum in the 20th century--I can think of no greater 'spectral' composer than Monteverdi, his 8th book of madrigals serves as testament (and his deliberate breaking with previous 'practices' also not insignificant...)

cheers

[integralsonic]

great video, thanks. my only quip is that we sometimes act as if 20th century france invented the audible spectrum--Montiverdi was certainly a spectral composer, his 8th book of madrigals is a testament to that!

[stanchinsky]

Thank you for sharing this. A wonderful recording of this wonderful piece.

[RADIOKLOW]

Gérard Grisey fait partie de ces compositeurs essentiels dont la réception est trop discrète encore. Merci de lui donner ici visage et présence musicale.