Dans cet épisode du podcast Passion Médiévistes, Alexis Midol-Monnet vous parle de son travail sur l’Adriatique médiévale. Son mémoire de Master 2, soutenu en 2020 sous la direction de Dominique Valérian et d’Ingrid Houssaye Michienzi, s’intitulait « Raguse devant l’avancée ottomane (1389-1481) : les motivations trans-adriatiques d’un compromis original« .

En l’écoutant vous en apprendrez plus sur le contexte historique en Adriatique à l’époque médiévale, sur la domination de Venise sur cet espace maritime, les puissances de la région dans les Balkans, et sur la République de Raguse.

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▪ Les extraits diffusés dans cet épisode :
- Lecture par Estelle du podcast Futur Chien Guide d’un extrait de l’ouvrage Le Bathyscaphe d’Alexandre, L’homme et la mer au Moyen Âge, Questes, 2018, Éditions Vendémiaire
- Lecture par Cancerso d’un extrait de l’article « Raguse » du Dictionnaire du Moyen Âge, 1997

Illustration : Din https://www.instagram.com/dineuh/?hl=fr

Préparation, enregistrement, montage et mixage : Fanny Cohen Moreau
Montage et mixage du générique : Moustaclem
Musique du générique: Johannes Schmoelling - Time and Tide https://youtube.com/watch?v=RvVpjQJQweo

▪ Extraits sonores du générique:
- Interview de Jacques Le Goff en 1991 (INA) https://youtube.com/watch?v=Y9R6ZvoeA4Q
- On connaît la chanson (1997) de Alain Resnais

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Épisode 53 - Alexis et l'Adriatique au Moyen Âge

BASKET CASE THEORY

Remember the Basket Case Theory

Low Self Esteem Is Like a Virus

This Narcissism Thing

THE WILL TO WIN

When the leaves change color and start to fall, the world seems to come alive in its annual dying.

The crunch of leaves, the cool touch of breeze, and the shuffling of feet while moving down an autumn sun lit path.

These are the inspirations for Liquid Modern's "Autumnal Bliss".

Inspired by Swedish pop, the disco sounds of the 70s, and 60s chanson pop, Liquid Modern attempts to condense the myriad emotions surrounding this time of year into a bite-sized 15 minutes.

Enjoy the crisp breezes and swells that will have you in a perpetual state of "Autumnal Bliss"

Autumnal Bliss

Walkin' Feet

Blending left-field productions choices with lyrical storytelling, "Better Luck Next Time" is written from the perspective of a young man who has prioritised his career above everything else, so much so, he’s still trying to get a report out while his plane is going down. It's a disturbing analogy for humankind’s self-destructive behaviour and its consequences for the world's future set to the backdrop of buoyant, playful pop.

Song credits:
Written by and co-produced by Maya Yenn
Co-produced and mixed by Michelangelo Dousis
Mastered by Alex Gordon, Abbey Road Studios

Better Luck Next Time

This song is about letting go of an abusive relationship. There’s a lot of fear and doubt that comes with separating yourself from somebody who manipulates you, and it leaves behind feelings of anger, as well as guilt and doubt. You end up questioning everything while simultaneously harbouring a lot of resentment for the person who treated you that way. We wanted this song to feel cathartic and unapologetic—it ultimately feels very healing.

even in jest

notes app apologies

Athens-born and Berlin-based producer Hior Chronik has been with KITCHEN. LABEL since 2012 and has recorded two albums under the label, namely "Vanishing Mirror" (2012) as part of the duo Pill-Oh and "Taking The Veil" (2015). Hior Chronik, whose real name is George Papadopoulos, returns to the piano, an instrument that shaped many of his best-loved compositions. 

"Piano Works" is a suite of sixteen piano miniatures defined by stark simplicity and quiet majesty, with the velvet textures of Aaron Martin's cello; the perfect foil for Hior Chronik's piano and electronic subtleties. The seeds for this album were sown in 2016 after Hior moved to Berlin from his hometown in Athens. Finding himself in unfamiliar circumstances, the artist sought solace in composing short piano pieces at the day's end as a personal musical remembrance. Valuing the purity of every note, he never seems compelled to speak more than necessary. This is Hior Chronik at his most intimate and minimal.

An oceanic piano sustain opens the first track in the deep yearning "A Piece of a Living Heart," a prelude to the soul-tugging piano melodies that will follow throughout the album. Hior Chronik coaxes a climatic range of coloristic temperaments that make the scores come alive. The gloaming piano ballad of "Float on"; the emotionally hard-hitting "As I Was Moving Backwards"; the waltz of piano and pizzicato cello of "I Count More on the Things You Ignore" to the dark-hued atmosphere of "When It All Comes Back to You." Closing the album is "Krakow," a serene and hopeful elegy reminiscent of the promise of a new dawn. Hior Chronik's sketching of life collected in "Piano Works" helps us make sense of emotions and provide peace amidst these unprecedented times of uncertainty.

"Piano Works" will be released across all digital formats and as a limited run of 200 cassettes on July 3rd via KITCHEN. LABEL. Chihei Hatakeyama mastered this recording in Tokyo, Japan.

Ⓟ & © 2020 KITCHEN. LABEL

Hior Chronik - Dissolving Heart (Piano Works, 2020)

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All My Friends Hate Me - California
Origami Tsunami - Manchester
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Estates - Manchester
Scuttlers - Manchester
Sarpa Salpa - Northampton
Headshrinkers - West Midlands
The Islas - Norwich
Mandy Takes A Gun - France
The Straights - Fareham
Simon Alexander - Gothenburg, Sweden

Episode 180 Of The Unheard Indie Podcast! 7th October 2020

Songs of Mythology

The Individual

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