The song is about looking back at moments and people that you never forget.

In memory of F

Back in time

Trascendence

Lyrics, vocal : Lukowig : https://soundcloud.com/lukowig

Lukowig - A suivre la ligne (music by me)

The rhythmic aspect of this composition is based on Euclidean rhythms (a salutation to the Greek mathematician Euclid!).
In 2005 Goldfried Toussaint published the article "The Euclidean algorithm generates traditional musical rhythms" (http://cgm.cs.mcgill.ca/~godfried/publications/banff.pdf). In this article he defines and explains the concept of Euclidean rhythm . These rhythms are so called because they can be obtained using the famous Euclid algorithm that allows us to obtain the greatest common divisor of two numbers. Using this algorithm, rhythms are achieved in which the accented beats of the measure are evenly distributed among the non-accented beats and the uniformity that is achieved is the maximum possible. The interest is that many of the prominent rhythms of world traditional music have this Euclidean rhythm arrangement.
Specifically, in this piece I have used four Euclidean rhythms, corresponding to the following popular music: "Cumbia Colombiana", "Tresillo Cubano", "Cinquillo Cubano", a bell rhythm from West Africa.
With a pair of numbers, the first indicating the number of downbeats and the second the total number of beats in the measure and using the sign   x   to represent the accented beats and the sign   .   for the weak, the cited rhythms can be represented like this:
 
"Cumbia Colombiana" :   E(3,4) = [x. x x]
"Tresillo Cubano ":    E(3,8) =  [x. . x. . x.]
"Cinquillo Cubano ":    E(5,8) = [x. x x. x x.]
West African bell rhythm:   E(7,12) =  [x. x x. x. x x. x.]

The intention has been to obtain a festive music for a certain celebration.

To contrast with such joy and to give a little more variety, in the harmony I have used more ambiguous and somber elements such as the fourth chords and also the four musical modes that I have used: Dorian, Aeolian, Phrygian and Locrian.

In the symphonic instrumentation, it is worth highlighting the inclusion of four saxophones, two sopranos and two tenors and also the absence of percussion instruments with the intention of achieving strong rhythmic sensations implicitly only with melodic instruments.

Euclidean rhythms for a celebration

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Lyrics:

The smoke from the fire place 
Fills the air tonight 
And It Feels like
It’s Christmas over again 
I know it’s the smell from the cooking pot 
Thats making me impatient 

I know I can’t wait to get my hands on a plate
I Know the family there feels just the same
I swear you’d hear a pin drop 
If you walked into the room 
We’ll that’s the magic in her food 

To the 
Greatest chef in this whole wide world 
To our one and only 
Favourite chef 
If heaven had hotels and restaurants 
I’m sure you’d be 
Cooking in one of those
Fancy restaurants up there 
Potatoes and smoked meat 
Some spices herbs and bam! 
(Service)

The food that she would pack 
For each family to take home 
The little change 
She’d force into my pocket 
I really liked them 
Tho I always said you didn’t have to 
Oh I 
Oh I
I really liked them 

To the 
Greatest chef in this whole wide world 
To our one and only 
Favourite chef 
If heaven had hotels and restaurants 
I’m sure you’d be 
Cooking in one of those
Fancy restaurants up there 
Potatoes and smoked meat 
Some spices herbs and bam! 
(Service)

And if this world was ending 
An asteroid the size of a sun
Was headed towards us 
Oh you’d fly me to the moon
There’s nothing you wouldn’t do
For us you’d fly 
Over the moon 
And into the sun

On The Run

Antoine Glatard