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CHAMBRE 13
Lydia Domancich (keyboards) Daniel Beaussier
(sax, oboe, clarinet)
Pierre Marcault (percussion)
Stella Vander (voice)
Gimini
Music
réf : GM 1007

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IN THE
PRESS
"Lydia Domancich's music is rooted in the
idea of cultural crossbreeding : somewhere between jazz (improvisation
over chord sequences), traces of her classical training, her connections
with contemporary music (in the use of certain harmonies and intervals),
a partiality for African rhythms, and an obvious interest in voices...
The result is an alternation and/or mixture of melancholic compositions,
odd reminiscences of nursery rhymes... themes of spellbinding dynamism
that leave a lot of space to percussion and wind instruments. Lydia
Domancich displays a unique talent for creating atmospheres and
musical colours through the use of synthesizers and samplers. Few
pianists have achieved this, and even fewer keyboardists manage
to strike a successful balance between acoustic and electronic sounds.
This is yet another reason to venture into her unique musical world.."
(Sylvain Siclier - Jazzman)
... "The pieces that use texts, always meticulously
selected and served - most strikingly in the madrigalesque treatment
of Petrarch's "Dolce Ire" -, are probably the album's
strongest moments. Yet they are also its softest and most insinuating,
emerging like sandbanks and forming landmarks amidst orchestral
beaches that play on the ambiguity of a sophisticated primitivism,
of a telluric and wilful dreamworld. This music is a daydream which
slowly gives substance to an elementary world - barely a blossom
but already desirable." (P.-L. Renou - Jazz Magazine)
... "Music of higher subtlety"... (Le
Quotidien du médecin)
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Chambre 13 - 1993 |
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Lydia Domancich :
composition & arrangements
lyrics :
Pip Pyle • Léonard de Vinci • Michel-Ange •
Pétrarque
1) RoomThirteen ...6'50
2) O Dormiente ...7'50
3) Monky Tonk ...3'44
4) La notte ...5'42
5) Power Block ...9'30
6) Dolce ire ...3'40
7) Cimes ...5'26
8) Jeux ...3'16
9) Palabre ...9'37
Recorded and mixed at
Studio de Chennevières par Gérard Lhomme
Photo : Jean-Loup de Sauverzac
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