Eliane Radigue - IMA Portrait documentary
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 6 ก.พ. 2012
- Eliane Radigue
Her life journey has been remarkable. At the end of the fifties, she studied in Paris with musique concrète pioneers Pierre Schaeffer and Pierre Henry, whom she also assisted, notably for the premiere of L'Apocalypse de Jean. During the sixties she began composing with primitive electronics (feedback and asynchronous tape loops), but found little recognition for her research in France.
In New York in the early seventies, she found understanding and emulation, exploring emerging minimalism with James Tenney, Charlemagne Palestine, Phillip Glass, John Gibson, and Steve Reich. Her absolute allegiance to electronic sounds began during this period. Since then she has composed on the best synthesizers of the time: Buchla, Moog, Serge, and then ARP, which would become her fetish instrument. She collaborated with Robert Ashley, who sang on Les Chants de Milarepa. She has composed about two dozen works, which she has presented and continues to present at numerous prestigious venues and festivals in the United States and Europe.
In 2004, upon Kasper Toeplitz´s request, she started instrumental compositions for one or more performers, with whom she works in a close collaboration during the compositional process. This work gets quickly focused on pure acoustic sounds, in an incredibly delicate timbral way, which extends, without aesthetic rupture, her electronic work. Notably between 2004 and 2009, she completed a cycle in three parts "Naldjorlak", for Charles Curtis on cello, Carol Robinson and Bruno Martinez on basset horns. She has now stopped her electronic work.
Emmanuel Holterbach (Translation Leslie Stuck) - เพลง
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She was a delightful genius. And she turned her suffering into poetry...The French have a talent for producing the most amazing and obscure documentaries. Respect.
bro she's still alive
A pioneer of electronic music, I love her work, great documentary.
That look of delight on her face at the end really makes you fall in love, doesn't it?
A fascinating and illuminating documentary. I can't believe she still uses tape! Fantastic.
I wish they'd do something like this about Ralf Wehowsky.
It's wonderfull to hear fascinated people speaking about their poetic approach of an high-technical and scientific-based artistic profession. Electronic music becomes in that way something different than what people generaly think about this kind of music.
3:08 "C'est mon nou-nourse.." ("It's my teddybear"... How endearing given her technical expertise and eloquence. Wonderful!
An amazing grandmother.
What a joy to hear Eliane Radigue talking about her music. I can't tell how much I admire this great lady of contemporary music. Her sounds always give me a lot of happiness. Thank you so much, straypixel, for this upload!
I am really glad to have discovered this.
So am I.
me too
Me too, what a wonderful person
thanks for posting....love her vision.
Thank you for sharing this... She's an amazing pioneer of sound.
incredible thanks so much for upping
Thanks for share this wonderful documentary!
Thank you very much for sharing this
abstract sound art for radio engineers..
Merci beaucoup !
“So we are discovering this, like children”
Thank you for document and sharing this.
Un grand plaisir de pouvoir découvrir une telle passion du son au service de la création d'une oeuvre lumineuse.
Fantastic !
Fantastic. This is a splendid piece on a most dedicated person. Thanks.
thanks for the upload.
Excellent!
Praise Eliane Radigue
I've seen this many times but just wish it was twice or three times as long. So much more I want to hear from Eliane Radigue.
still love it!!
Fascinating.
Half legendary and half weird, she draws partitions and works months or years for something that does not sound much different than anybody take a 500 (or 200) $ synth and lets two oscillators drone along. Artists. Though absolutely love what she says about 11:14 about listening.
Of course i love a person that age spend their time with stuff like that. Hope i will be the same.
Passionnant !
Je peux regarder ce documentaire inlassablement.
Pour moi c'est la même chose, j'aimerai tant voir les rush de cet interview
Oh genius lady!
Ah! The ARP 2500. It was the first synthesizer I ever played at James Cunningham's studio. A beautiful instrument!
Eliane Radigue, drone Musique 👌
Eliane is amazing
Lovely
This is the coolest thing ever.
Merci bcp, j'aime son travail dans la musique electronique, donc cette dicumentaire clarifique mieux son process du travail.
yayyyyyy
smh amazing, amazing
#legend
très bien
i didn't ever hear about this lady. But I know all the men though, from hedley jones to robert moog via mike biegel or craig anderton. happy to learn there are great women in audio electronics!
Elle sont toujours orientée vers le chant ou l'instrument classique, Violon, Piano... Très Machiste le monde des musicos ...
un gros câlin !
Me gustó.
There are much better filters than the arp2500 these days. Amazing video.
Beautiful video. Do you own the copyright to it?
RIP Alan R. Pearlman
❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
interesting
was the piece she was working on in this vid ever completed/released?
omg is it ok to be in a little love with this little sweetheart! she's so cool im gonna just melt!
That Arp is so cool. Not practical at all, but cool. And never having owned one, I wonder, what a basic path with oscillator running through a filter sounded like. Maybe it's wonderful and distinct
quelle belle femme.
Eliane
Eliane olivera
The real Hell Granny...said in a positive way.
Anyone knows where does she lives or where to contact her? Please DM me if any clue thanks a lot . My ultimate goal would be do do something with her and ken nordine. C
Peu de Femme compose dans ce genre de Musique ... Dans notre école du conservatoire Electro acoustique 1 seul femme travaillait avec nous ( 5 hommes + 1 prof )...
Iovea's grand mother.
Turning knobs for five minutes with no sound, keeps turning up volume, till its Full Tilt, wondering whats gone wrong,then realizes that speaker switch has been off.
flips it on . emitting a deafening squeech! cat fly's straight up from counter and is hanging there with all 20 claws dug into ceiling. LOL
seriously though, I watched another video where she did one of her pieces, it really reminded me of Binaurel Beats. it was beautiful!
ARP 2500. Made in U.S.A.
Le musique concrete
I feel sorry for those who don't understand...
Someone add the translation :D
huh. There are sub titles.
So everything is on 13th minute of it... just an observation.
5:oo / how lucky (and insane) is that cat?
ამას ქვია მუსიკა და მუსიკოსი?!! ამ შიგნაკრაობას!!! ვაი ...
3:53 she is locked on, like a submariner who suddenly picks up Russian
what is the reference standard for insanity
Makes Aphex Twin look like Tiësto.
Eh hardly. Different worlds. You can give the same respect that Radigue's work demands to the likes of Aphex and find something equally incredible.
Accessibility doesn't always equal inferiority.
hmm i dont know....
Rip
I only recently have been turned on to her. I think she's wonderful. It's such a thing of cognitive dissonance for me-she looks like a working class grandmother, yet is able to talk about modulators and filters in an intelligent way that doesn't sound pretentious or over-analytical of droning analogue sounds.
sounds like my refrigerator
arp2500
is it me or only a fan sound is coming out of that synth_???
it's the sound of the void
QUERO VER DJ SABER TUDO ISSO...
J aime cette femme a priori mais le son qu elle fait, j ai un peu de mal...
Elle est chouquette cette mamie.
やっぱり、つまみだな。つまみ。tumami。つまみが重要。
Precursors to the kind of thing I listen to a lot?
th-cam.com/video/NersE01rDHc/w-d-xo.html
With all the shallow bullshit about mindfullness and concentration (provided by high salery coaches) this is the reeeeall challening introspective experience.
Maman?
on dirait une prof de math
correction: this is Austrian ... ORF.
This is more about the manipulation of sound than composing. By manipulating the wave forms, frequencies are produced, which result in an overall sound texture. To say this is composing is incorrect as it is the machine or technology that actually produces the final embodiment. The human, Eliane Radigue, is allowing for chance to perform its magic while she experiments with making sounds via the different means she uses to generate them.
Why is "composing" incorrect? Does a "classical" composer produce any sounds? No, it's produced by the instrumentist (the media). The only difference is a different type of media.
A classical composer most often writes a score that the musicians perform! Otherwise you could say that the sound of wind rustling the leaves of trees in a forest, is a composition!
Radigue is controlling the parameters of sound produced by the synthesizer, no less than a pianist controls the parameters of the sound that the hammers and strings ultimately produce. If the sound must be produced by a human directly, then voice is the only instrument capable of being composed for... unless by "final embodiment" you mean the written score. That is incorrect, though, as the written score is only a set of instructions for a performer. Ink on paper is not music.
so, uh, Eliane Radigue, one of THE MOST celebrated electronic music composers, is not a composer. Interesting. And "Ay Bee" is possibly on Donald Trump's cultural team? WTF?
Sure but until you actually strike the piano's keys, there is no sound at all! This is more the manipulation of sounds and not the 'composing' of music. Am sure it wouldn't be too difficult to fill a room with various mechanical machines and devices (washing machine, electric food processor, egg beater etc etc etc) and have them play at different intervals and at the same time. Would you call that 'music' or 'composing' too?
lol kraftwerk in france..