Éliane Radigue - Opus 17 (Full Album)

[@athanasiosdalakouras6148]

The five pieces of ‘Opus 17’ find Radigue at a height of her powers, glacially unweaving an elegant piano phrase of the opening ‘Étude’ over the proceeding 90 minutes (which may feel like much, much longer) thru the envelopes of a Buchla 100 series synthesiser at NYU. With nanoscopic fine motor control, she allows the phrase to decay, sublimate and combs its timbral artefacts thru the wires until the parts sing a remarkably altered song that seemingly feels like the room singing to itself. (Boomkat)

[@enricosala3454]

Grande bravissima Eliane

[@normanhenry6257]

I have been listening for half an hour and i can't decide whether i am listening to her music or my tinnitus.

[@popcycles]

I have tinnitus, and this doesn mask it atall.

[@normanhenry6257]

@@popcycles Music that sounds like tinitus Never was meant to delight us.

[@popcycles]

@@normanhenry6257 Good point, somethings I listen to, does mask it. I still use headphones, but listen at low levels.

[@MANIMALIZED]

I keep discovering more and more of Eliane's work and I'm very grateful for all the channels uploads. Thanks to my amazing friend, youtube algorithm , I've found this Device too. Thanks!

[@begliuccellini]

I agree. A device we thought for our "low" functions reveals itself as nutrition for our mind. I read somewhere that the Jews thank the Lord when they poo, so I thank the uploader for this product. Life is very unpredictable.

[@yasbabaldo8685]

Hermosa y llena de misterio, Eliane, como siempre.

[@kituxplo5]

Chopin Prelude op28 n 17❤❤❤ mi favorito 😢😢😢

[@Ugitron217]

Track listing: Etude 0:00 Maquette 19:03 Epure 30:21 Safari 45:27 Number 17 1:07:22

[@kgbinfo]

Just finished listening. That was incredible. Thank you for sharing.

[@temporoboto]

💙

[@MarkDarnell-cq2wy]

I am deeply divided on Eliane Radigue - at University, I studied Electronic music - and worked with the Buchla Modular ...so I am interested in the pioneers , but ...what I hear in the bulk of her work - an AC Unit on the Fritz!

[@nasor3675]

too bad you couldn't work with the 2500, maybe it would make more sense.

[@jasonnoghani7116]

Simply divine!

[@marksolomon5000]

...this is really good...nice and varied...

[@garycrump4097]

Sound of long forgotten night club

[@deloubli143]

fucking wonderful

[@mathiasmartinez8487]

so far so good

[@spaceseer]

Praise Radigue

[@nebb9910]

Chopin etude 🖤

[@GVKlempner]

Childhood. The sound of an ice cream van in the distance coming and going with the wind.

[@sawtoothiandi]

..in the aftermath of a bio-apocalypse, caused by walrus flu...

[@sawtoothiandi]

🦭

[@damiangustavorepetto6377]

CP??? 😮

[@PrimitiveInTheExtreme]

Purely experimental art.

[@jocelynr4940]

Well the first piece is acoustic and i had heard she was writing more for acoustic in the last 20 years. But the rest sounds more like the Eliane Radique whose work I recognize. Great work, but i always wish i could know what is old and new on these compilations.

[@melifever]

dude, that's a Chopin piece she slowly distorts, not her composition

[@AliceYobby]

All the information of when first recorded or performed is on her bandcamp.

[@denniscoleman2392]

oy!

[@colindroy]

skeleton destroys the skln

[@jude999]

Sounds just like this recording from 1975: kzbin.info/www/bejne/iZzJe4mKhbtghtU

[@AqareCover]

ok

[@mouradferrad3276]

arp2500

[@Taeufer]

yeah + artist

[@g-man4744]

Fun fact; none of these pieces were made using the ARP2500!

[@jasonkitchen3877]

Ummmm I don't get it

[@ModularMoose]

There's really nothing to "get"

[@mustafasalman988]

we all do not know what to get, how to get, what it is to get