(Night) A long linear form, a type of adagio that reuses part of the material from the first movement, treating it in a much more formal and abstract manner. It is as though all the noises accumulated during the day continued, flattened, in the mind of the sleeper, reduced to a tinnitus that becomes confused with the sonic activity of nocturnal insects and with the very real, though distant, hum of the sleeping city.
Premiere
- May 30, 1999, Synthèse 1999
: Concert, Palais Jacques-Cœur, Bourges (Cher, France)
Details
Most recent events
- November 24, 2013Brussels (Belgium)
![Yves Daoust [Photo: Alice Perrin, Montréal (Québec), January 16, 2022]](https://res.electrocd.com/image.php/image/d/daoust_yv.12303.jpg?width=n2&cropratio=5:3)
- February 18, 2010Bordeaux (Gironde, France)
- February 24, 2007Montréal (Québec)
- August 5, 2005Toronto (Ontario, Canada)
- February 14, 2004Montréal (Québec)
- October 4, 2001Montréal (Québec)
- September 28, 2001Montréal (Québec)
- May 30, 1999Bourges (Cher, France)
Broadcasts
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- Yves Daoust, About Time (2005), 8:32
- Bernard Parmegiani, De natura sonorum: Matières induites (1974, 75), 3:44
- Yves Daoust, Suite baroque: «Qu’ai-je entendu?» (1989), 2:29
- Yves Daoust, Lily [mixed version] (2011-12, Arr. 2014-18), 14:40 [1st excerpt]
- Yves Daoust, Lily [mixed version] (2011-12, Arr. 2014-18), 14:40 [2nd excerpt]
- Yves Daoust, Nuit (1998), 8:34
- Yves Daoust, Calme chaos (2011-12), 17:11
- Yves Daoust, Il était une fois… (conte sans paroles) (1986), 15:45
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- Yves Daoust, Children’s Corner (1997), 14:57
- Yves Daoust, Nuit (1998), 8:34
- Yves Daoust, Fête (2001), 6:09
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- Yves Daoust, Children’s Corner (1997), 14:57
- Yves Daoust, Nuit (1998), 8:34
- Yves Daoust, Fête (2001), 6:09