Eliane RADIGUE - Occam Ocean - ONCEIM (full concert)

[@finldavi]

Incredible. Nobody does this better. I own all of her albums

[@jornvanselow9759]

The only composer in the world who touches eternity.

[@user-yv6xw7ns3o]

Not to be condescending, please forgive me if I’m talking your statement more literally than it was intended.. but that statement is so black and white to me that I feel the inclination to encourage you to attempt to expand your horizons.. because she is most definitely not “the only.” Just one of a number who achieves an expression and communion with eternity, in her own particular ways.

[@jornvanselow9759]

@@user-yv6xw7ns3oListening to music is a very personal experience and I just express my experience. Yours might be different. To me her music is outstanding and singular, but that does not mean that there are no other great musicians and composers. In the world of electronic music for example Pauline Oliveras and Laurie Spiegel. Kar Heinz Stockhausen or Morton Subotnik. And many, many more.

[@wlz93]

i love it, cool to see the orchestra up close, some dudes have dodgy hair, they will probably survive! :p. Not all of them master the circular breathing method but that also generates some wavelike drone sounds. i hope the audience is ok, they sounded like there a tuberculosis outbreak going on.. thanks for uploading

[@jocelynr4940]

I wish I were a native of France, where classically trained musicians are ready and eager to embrace the extraordinary.

[@hellomynameisphil]

I've never heard anything like this. Sometimes it reminds me of Ligeti or the Cage number pieces, but then it's totally different. It's amazing to have one's breath taken away just by the simple fact of pure, unvarnished sound.

[@dikajora]

What a deeply concentrated performance. This is not easy to play at all, I take a bow. Thank you very much.

[@pedroa.cantero9449]

La música es un vasto continente donde encontrar recursos incontables; incluso en nuestra época de fragmentación especializada en la que los media tienden a seccionarla como pura entelequia, elemento de distinción cultural o mero entretenimiento, entraña un inmenso potencial liberador. A pesar de la presión mediática, la música representa un medio expresivo individual y colectivo de singular energía. Un hermoso ejemplo son las combas que propone Éliane Radigue para hacer sonar una orquesta, tan tenues como fascinantes. Al modo de las ondas que surgían de su ARP 2500, como si su propia existencia le hubiese llevado hasta el meollo de la música siguiendo la traza del filósofo Guillermo de Ockham, según el cual en lo más sencillo radica lo excelente. Para ello, no recurre a partituras trazadas de antemano, al contrario, se basa en la peculiar sensibilidad de cada interprete. Con el fin de sintonizar conjuntamente dispone a los músicos y les prepara con ideas e imágenes que faciliten transportarles a un espacio-tiempo propicio, en esta ocasión la vastedad oceánica . Partiendo de instrucciones verbales y de la convicción de supeditar todo al toque sereno para vivir una experiencia musical irrepetible . Nada es sometido a la premura. Hasta hallar el silencio interior y lograr el “virtuosismo” de la “simple” inspección. Proceso exaltante que como Éliane comenta: «después de años de composición solitaria, compartir el proceso de creación con otras personas es algo asombroso. Me he dado cuenta de que el sonido que estos músicos obtienen de sus instrumentos contiene aquella misteriosa y escurridiza cualidad sonora que durante años he intentando extraer de mi sintetizador sin éxito. Después de todo este tiempo, al fin veo realizadas mis fantasías sonoras» .

[@paolodallagnola6630]

grazie , Eliane , da lunghissimo tempo e qui finalmente! la bellezza dell'emancipazione dall'esser sempre condotti per mano.Paolo Dallagnola

[@davidl8094]

This was an amazing performance. I'd love to see how Eliane scored this piece. Excellent, thanks for uploading this.

[@noewacreativemusic6794]

this is awesome!!!

[@jc_aka_jonathan]

Yo this is daaaank. It's amazing to see so many musicians committed to playing this music in it's true, transcendental spirit.

[@mariogrld9243]

Mind-blowing performance...second time i played

[@justalittlevoice]

Sublime.

[@RodrigoMT_]

Mesmerizing.

[@MegaCirse]

Au-delà des faux semblants, Eliane dénonce l’ordre apparent et les paradoxes d'un monde insensible. Spirituelle, sensorielle et rebelle, cette poètesse dévoile les impostures secrètes, explore des jouissances sereines, un monde de rêves resurgissants🌺🙂

[@MarcAndreLacas]

M-a-g-i-s-t-r-a-l!

[@alanwerner8563]

True Music has always been mainly about Listening

[@13opacus]

Love it!

[@wlz93]

i can not edit my own post so that thing i wrote about circular breathing, forget it.... it was petty for me to write that. they are good. grts

[@mfhalb]

wlz93 - Good joke; I, for one, enjoy a bit of humor. For myself....Incredible performance!! THANK YOU BabbelProductions!!

[@nicoisbeta]

this was sweet of you to post lol :')

[@TheFpCassini]

5 minutes in and i'm already jizzin

[@tboss8157]

Beauty

[@huckoo]

I am slightly familiar with Elaine Radigue’s work. Was this composed for orchestra or did she write it for her electronic work? I really like this-all her pieces.

[@triboluminiscencia_]

This piece was composed for this specific ensemble.

[@marioalbertobravo9149]

[@alanwerner8563]

Think what this would be like with 100 or 200 players

[@no3396]

Is it wrong of me to wish death upon those who were coughing??

[@tony89h]

i thought the same i was like muddafuckas interrupting my ear xD, so your thought is not wrong my friend.

[@hanswissmeyer9950]

Too late, the recording is finished. I sometimes suspect that there must be internationally operating cougher clubs that have competitions running who does the best placed cough. First price an abonnement for a year.

[@shellyspiano]

I always thought people coughed more in the quiet parts in concerts - someone has actually done a study of the cough phenomenon...and it's true!

[@Stirlingv8]

Indeed - There was a study. I haven't done one, but oddly enough, in repeated concerts, audiences always cough in the same places. It's like they are following the score...

[@emilianoturazzi]

yes you are wrong - music is a human thing, made for humas by humans, humans happen to have bodies... music isn't just aethereal sound - it's something else, regarding all it's happening during a performance. so the people listening to the music are part of the music, their presence is part of the music, their sounds, too. if you can't find concentration because of "coughs" is a problem of yours: it's you that are lacking concentration.

[@josdurkstraful]

Sounds like Tangerine Dream "Zeit".

[@christopherdiedrich40]

Meh Are you seriously/ No Oh, okay