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GARLO : Vent de Guitares ©
1995 cipaudio
"54 guitars placed on the summit of
the highest sand dune in Europe. The magical song
of hundreds of strings vibrating only under the
wind's touch. Experimental, ambient, geo-acoustic
creation; premiere mondiale"
Fissures / Ecoute le temps to be released in England on the 17th of August 2007.
Director Alanté Kavaité speaking of the music :"I Had the chance to discover the music from a french artist, Garlo, who put 54 guitars on a sand dune & make music with strings vibrating only under the wind's touch. The abstract music is beyond description. These vibrations have nearly physical effects."
Sight & Sound - Kieron Corless "... there's much to admire, from the ambient soundscape to the subdued visual palette of wintry greys and blues."
Produced by les films d'Antoine, starring Émilie Dequenne, Mathieu Demy et Ludmila Mikaël, with extracts of Vent de Guitares 1, 2, 3, 6 & 7.
San
Francisco MUSEUM OF MODERN ART 9/2003
Vent de Guitares was included in the 33RPM manifestation.
10 hours of french music from the 6th to the 14th
of september at the SFMOMA... see http:crossfade.walkerart.org
54 guitars placed on the summit of the highest
sand dune in Europe. The magical song of hundreds
of strings vibrating only under the wind's touch,
immense sound bands crossed by harmonic waves,
and by eddys of frequencies... This is Vent de
Guitares, a geo-acoustic creation, a work of land
art where the ephemeral act and the climatic uncertainty
generate a timeless music.
"The Geo acoustic creation
by Garlo, this french/canadian composer."
GB - The Wire
"A unique experiment" F Liberation
"This music touches the essential part of
man..."F Guitar Planet
"Poetry" F Guitars & Synths
Prix: €16.00
Songs
1. Vent de Guitares N°1 
2. Vent de Guitares N°2
3. Vent de Guitares N°3
4. Vent de Guitares N°4
5. Vent de Guitares N°5
6. Vent de Guitares N°6
7. Vent de Guitares N°7
8. Danse avec le vent 
Commentaires d'utilisateurs :
Excellent ! Reviewer: jl
Absolutely beautiful record. If you're a fan
of elemental shifting droneworks like Folke
Rabe's 'Was??' or Alan Lamb's field recordings
of abandoned electrical wires, you need to own
this.
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