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Reinhold Friedl & Eryck Abecassis: Animal Électrique

Careful piano & synthesizer Drone explorations (w/ download code)

"Reinhold Friedl – piano
Eryck Abecassis – analog synthesizer
Recorded by Grégory Joubert at Studio Luc Ferrari, La Muse en Circuit, CNCM, Paris, France, June 2019
Mixed by Eryck Abecassis
Mastered by Russell Haswell
Cut by Andreas Kauffelt at Schnitstelle, Berlin (...)

In retrospection it seems significant that Reinhold Friedl and Eryck Abecassis met for the first time in Marseille, a brute and operatic melting pot of cultures and sounds and noises. They idea of a common project came up, but it took almost ten years to be realized. Finally, François Bonnet (GRM artistic direc- tor) supported enthusiastically the collaboration and invited the two composer-performer to the Akousma Festival 2019 at Radio France in Paris. Intense rehearsal periods in Vienna and at la muse en circuit in Paris defined the compositional directions: precise transitions between accurately defined musical states: the raw furious energy textures of animal électrique 1 and 5, the contrasted calm with shaking fog horns “à la Lucier“ of animal électrique 3 and 6, noise & notes in the astonishing fusion of animal élec- trique 2 (which could also be titled “Tsunami and minor thirds“), and finally the delicate non-tempered vocality of both piano and synthesizer in animal électrique 4, a detuned operatic aria.

Animal électrique is a melting point of piano and synthesizer, both put into musical travesty: the piano becomes a sound & noise machine, with strong electronic influence; The analogue synthesizer starts to sing and to hoot, producing raw and brutal instrument-like sounds, in line with brute electronic synthesis. This allows Eryck Abecassis and Reinhold Friedl to combine the exigence of composing with the instant pleasures of the game."

Reinhold Friedl & Eryck Abecassis: Animal Électrique

Reinhold Friedl & Eryck Abecassis: animal électrique

Careful piano & synthesizer Drone explorations

animal électrique 28:17AIFF € 1.75MP3 € 1.25
animal électrique 14:02AIFF € 1.75MP3 € 1.25
animal électrique 39:47AIFF € 1.75MP3 € 1.25
animal électrique 54:11AIFF € 1.75MP3 € 1.25
animal électrique 69:05AIFF € 1.75MP3 € 1.25
animal électrique 44:41AIFF € 1.75MP3 € 1.25

"Reinhold Friedl – piano
Eryck Abecassis – analog synthesizer
Recorded by Grégory Joubert at Studio Luc Ferrari, La Muse en Circuit, CNCM, Paris, France, June 2019
Mixed by Eryck Abecassis
Mastered by Russell Haswell
Cut by Andreas Kauffelt at Schnitstelle, Berlin (...)

In retrospection it seems significant that Reinhold Friedl and Eryck Abecassis met for the first time in Marseille, a brute and operatic melting pot of cultures and sounds and noises. They idea of a common project came up, but it took almost ten years to be realized. Finally, François Bonnet (GRM artistic direc- tor) supported enthusiastically the collaboration and invited the two composer-performer to the Akousma Festival 2019 at Radio France in Paris. Intense rehearsal periods in Vienna and at la muse en circuit in Paris defined the compositional directions: precise transitions between accurately defined musical states: the raw furious energy textures of animal électrique 1 and 5, the contrasted calm with shaking fog horns “à la Lucier“ of animal électrique 3 and 6, noise & notes in the astonishing fusion of animal élec- trique 2 (which could also be titled “Tsunami and minor thirds“), and finally the delicate non-tempered vocality of both piano and synthesizer in animal électrique 4, a detuned operatic aria.

Animal électrique is a melting point of piano and synthesizer, both put into musical travesty: the piano becomes a sound & noise machine, with strong electronic influence; The analogue synthesizer starts to sing and to hoot, producing raw and brutal instrument-like sounds, in line with brute electronic synthesis. This allows Eryck Abecassis and Reinhold Friedl to combine the exigence of composing with the instant pleasures of the game."