The title — “solar wind” in English — is inspired by the spectral sounds generated by the thirteen acoustic oscillators that forms the instrument. The tape part has been realized from recordings of the Babel table and it has the role to densify the sonic continuum of the piece. Holding a microphone in one hand, the musician captures and processes the sound of the acoustic oscillators.
Premiere
- June 2, 2014, Jean-Marc Bouchard, Babel table • Totem électrique Québec, Conservatoire de musique de Québec, Quebec City (Québec)
Details
Vent solaire (2014), 15:25
Babel table, processing and fixed medium
Most recent events
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