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Which concerts had three-part movement concepts?

Posted: Sun Nov 15, 2020 9:58 pm
by Richard-Eastham
Rendezvous Houston had a 3-part structure to the show – Rural Space, Urban Space and Outer Space. Destination Docklands also had a similar 3-part structure – Industrial Revolution, Cultural Revolution and Computer/Communications Revolution. Did Paris La Défense also have a 3-part structure? If so, what were the themes and how did the set list break down across those themes? Did any other concerts (e.g. Place de la Concorde, Concert Pour La Tolerance) also use this 3-part concept?

Re: Which concerts had three-part movement concepts?

Posted: Mon Nov 16, 2020 1:41 pm
by rinogurr
Legends of the Lost City

PART 1 : THE BEGINNING

Lost City Countdown
Eldorado
Equinoxe 4

PART 2 : THE GOLDEN AGE

Oxygène 4
Magnetic Fields 2

PART 3 : PARADISE LOST

Volcanic Dance
Wooloomooloo

PART 4 : PARADISE FOUND

Rendez-Vous 2
Rendez-Vous 4

Re: Which concerts had three-part movement concepts?

Posted: Mon Nov 16, 2020 2:28 pm
by Adam
Destination Docklands

Part 1: Industrial Revolution

Industrial Revolution: Overture
Industrial Revolution: Parts 1-3
Equinoxe 5
Ethnicolor

Part 2: Swinging Sixties

Computer Weekend
Magnetic Fields II
Oxygene 4
Equinoxe 7
London Kid

Part 3: The Nineties

Third Rendez-Vous
Tokyo Kid
Revolutions
Souvenir of China
Second Rendez-Vous
Fourth Rendez-Vous

Part 4: The Finale

September
The Emigrant

Re: Which concerts had three-part movement concepts?

Posted: Mon Nov 16, 2020 4:11 pm
by Dr_Jones
Oxygene 2008 tour.
Part 1: Oxygene
:-D

Re: Which concerts had three-part movement concepts?

Posted: Thu Nov 19, 2020 9:04 am
by Richard-Eastham
Thanks!

So Paris La Défense didn't have a similar "story telling structure" ? I thought with it being the conclusion of a year of celebration of the 200th anniversary of the revolution (1789- 1989) that there may have been some conceptual baggage involved.

Re: Which concerts had three-part movement concepts?

Posted: Thu Nov 19, 2020 10:27 am
by Dr_Jones
The La Defense concert programme doesn't mention any story structie like that.

Oh, 12 Dreams of the Sun was divided into 12 parts, called "Dreams", each with its own announcement by Laurie Anderson.