Michèle Bokanowski - Musiques de Concert 4CD BOX

Michèle Bokanowski - Musiques de Concert 4CD BOX

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Format: 4xCD BOX SET
Label: Sonoris- SNS-24 (France, 2023)
Edition: Box Set
Genre: Musique Concrète, Electroacoustic
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Info & Description (from the original label info):
This 4 CD box edition collects all concert musics by Michèle Bokanowski, a composer of electroacoustic music living in Paris, France. Passionate about music from childhood, it wasn't until later, at the age of 22, after reading À la recherche d'une musique concrète by Pierre Schaeffer, that she decided to study composition. After classical training in harmony, she met Michel Puig, a pupil of René Leibowitz, who taught her writing and analysis upon Schönberg Theory. In 1970, she began a two-year internship at the Research Department of the ORTF under the direction of Pierre Schaeffer. Between 1973 and 1975, she took part in a research group on sound synthesis, studied computer music at the University of Vincennes as well as electronic music with Éliane Radigue. She mainly composes for concert and for cinema (music for Patrick Bokanowski's short films and for his feature films L'Ange and Un Rêve solaire). She has also composed for television, theatre and dance. In her music, often infused with a mysterious atmosphere, she uses evocative and poetic concrete sounds, with a mastery of looping and feedback techniques and with an art of cinematic editing.

Tracklist:
      Pour Un Pianiste (1973-74)
1/1 Pour Un Pianiste
      Trois Chambres d'Inquietudes (1975-76)
1/2 1ère Chambre
1/3 2ème Chambre
1/3 3ème Chambre
      Tabou (1983-84)
1/4 Tabou
      Phone Variations (1986-88)
2/1 Phone Variations
      Cirque (1988-94)
2/2 1-Allegro
2/3 2-Andante
2/4 3-Scherzo
2/5 4-Galop
2/6 5-Finale (Parade)
      L'Etoile Absente (1999-2000)
3/1 L'Etoile Absent
      Chant D'Ombre (2004)
3/2 Chant D'Ombre
      Enfance (2010-11)
3/3 Enfance
      Rhapsodia (2016-18)
4/1 Rhapsodia
      Cadence (2019)
4/2 Cadence
      Elsewhere (2019-20)
4/3 Elsewhere