Re: New tracks registered at SACEM
Posted: Fri May 03, 2024 10:30 am
That's this video:
It features her singing Juvet's Ou Sont Les Femmes?
Jean-Michel Jarre discussion forum
https://zoolook.nl/forum/
That's this video:
During the afternoon, as the audience were congregating around the Danube from throughout the city, they were welcomed by a brand new composition titled 'Blue Dot in Space'. The music was specially created by Jarre specifically for this event, where real sounds of the stars were weaved into the soundscape, inviting the audience to consider our position on Earth within the cosmos, and the future of our home planet, reflecting the theme of this year’s edition of STARMUS Festival.Dr_Jones wrote: Wed May 15, 2024 9:40 am BLUE DOT IN SPACE (52:41). Jarre referred to Earth as a blue dot in space at the Starmus concert, so this might be the track played before the concert.
I have a full concert recording in WAV (LPCM) 44.1kHz/16bit format from a small Sony ICD-UX543 audio recorder. I will upload here soon. It includes approx 20 mins of the background music as played during the concert build up but is obscured by a lot of chatter and noise from the crowd that was growing all the time around me. I was about central (left/right) to the stage, about halfway between the front row and the "golden circle" access area.plate of chips wrote: Wed May 15, 2024 2:10 pm So hope somebody recorded a few minutes of this track.
I requested this on the Starmus thread.
What kind of music was it ? Was it Cousteau-esque or more rhythmic ?Richard-Eastham wrote: Wed May 15, 2024 4:41 pm I have a full concert recording in WAV (LPCM) 44.1kHz/16bit format from a small Sony ICD-UX543 audio recorder. I will upload here soon. It includes approx 20 mins of the background music as played during the concert build up .
It was very Cousteau-esque but with clicks, whirrs and buzzes every so often. Little bit of mechanical noise, Swatch-like. It was really good and I was there from 6pm when gates opened and I was stood in front of the stage until to the show started and the volume gradually increased over those 2+ hours.Pat Gleeson wrote: Fri May 17, 2024 12:10 pmWhat kind of music was it ? Was it Cousteau-esque or more rhythmic ?Richard-Eastham wrote: Wed May 15, 2024 4:41 pm I have a full concert recording in WAV (LPCM) 44.1kHz/16bit format from a small Sony ICD-UX543 audio recorder. I will upload here soon. It includes approx 20 mins of the background music as played during the concert build up .
Thanks Richard, much appreciated. It only intrigues me even more to hear it now. It might be his way of succeeding Cousteau as the pre-show music.Richard-Eastham wrote: Fri May 17, 2024 12:17 pm
It was very Cousteau-esque but with clicks, whirrs and buzzes every so often. Little bit of mechanical noise, Swatch-like. It was really good and I was there from 6pm when gates opened and I was stood in front of the stage until to the show started and the volume gradually increased over those 2+ hours.
It was always audible but early on, it was quiet but by 15 mins until to show time, it was loud and clear.
Pat Gleeson wrote: Sat May 18, 2024 12:06 pm Thanks Richard, much appreciated. It only intrigues me even more to hear it now.
Richard-Eastham wrote: Wed May 15, 2024 6:15 pm Link below to:
- Live Audience Recording (1.57.06)
- Pre-Concert Build-Up (18.49)
- Cover art JPG in square format
https://spaces.hightail.com/receive/hiHs1tOuQ0
Both in WAV format. Link expires on Wed 29 May 2024.
Richard-Eastham wrote: Fri May 17, 2024 12:17 pm It was very Cousteau-esque but with clicks, whirrs and buzzes every so often. Little bit of mechanical noise, Swatch-like. It was really good and I was there from 6pm when gates opened and I was stood in front of the stage until to the show started and the volume gradually increased over those 2+ hours.
It was always audible but early on, it was quiet but by 15 mins until to show time, it was loud and clear.
Richard-Eastham wrote: Wed May 15, 2024 4:41 pm I have a full concert recording in WAV (LPCM) 44.1kHz/16bit format from a small Sony ICD-UX543 audio recorder. I will upload here soon. It includes approx 20 mins of the background music as played during the concert build up but is obscured by a lot of chatter and noise from the crowd that was growing all the time around me. I was about central (left/right) to the stage, about halfway between the front row and the "golden circle" access area.