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Il y a 3 jours · Les Baxter – “Quiet Village” (1952) Les Baxter, the godfather of exotica, created this piece that transported listeners to an imaginary tropical paradise. The track’s innovative use of orchestration, unusual percussion, and ethereal wordless vocals created a template for musical escapism that would heavily influence psychedelic artists.
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Il y a 4 jours · Merch for this release: Vinyl LP. Schaeffer’s colleague Henry was an important musique concrète composer, and Schaeffer assisted him in creating the monumental 1950 work, Symphonie pour une homme seul. Henry’s work moved out of pure acousmatic abstraction and into music for commercials, film scores, and collaborations with rock bands.
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Il y a 1 jour · When Varèse Sarabande began its partnership with MCA Distribution in 1988, the benefits of this deal were nationwide availability of Varèse Sarabande CDs, LPs and cassettes. The label adopted the MCA catalog numbering system with the prefix VSD (which stood for Varèse Sarabande Disc and VSC for Varèse Sarabande cassette) and a subsequent number to denote multiple-disc sets (VSD2, VSD3, etc ...
25 oct. 2024 · Musical influences he often cited were not rock musicians but composers like Bach and Edgard Varèse, as well as jazz greats like John Coltrane and Miles Davis. Lesh had gravitated from classical music to cool jazz by the time he arrived at the College of San Mateo, eventually becoming first trumpet player in the school’s big band and a composer of several orchestral pieces the group performed.
