Collective improvisation for the introduction of the piece "Valensole Encounter" from Raphaël Imbert. Played in the festival Jazz à Junas on 7. July 2012 with:
Raphaël Imbert, saxophone – Benjamin Lévy, computer (OMax) – Paul Elwood, banjo – Sarah Quintana, guitar & voice – Simon Sieger, trombone & piano – Thomas Weirich, guitar – Pierre Fénichel, double bass – Jean-Luc Di Fraya, drums

[Intro] Valensole Encounter – Raphaël Imbert – Jazz à Junas [07-07-2012]

One of many possible reinterpretation of André Dussollier's reading of the famous book "À la recherche du temps perdu" from M. Proust.
Benjamin Lévy, programing and controlling the OMax system used for this reinterpretation.

OMax' recombination of André Dussollier's reading of Proust

Playing with OMax on Luciano Berio's Sequenza III for female voice. Original interpretation from l'Ensemble InterContemporain
Benjamin Lévy, computer (OMax programming and playing)

Short improvisation on L. Berio's Sequenza III for female voice

Extract of a work session at IRCAM with Beñat Achiary in preparation for a collective improvisation concert with Benjamin Lévy playing with OMax.
Left Channel: Beñat Achiary, voice
Right Channel: Benjamin Lévy, computer (OMax)

[Extract] Work Session at IRCAM with Beñat Achiary [19-11-2009]

Extract of a work session at IRCAM with Beñat Achiary in preparation for a collective improvisation concert with Benjamin Lévy playing the OMax software.
Left Channel: Beñat Achiary, voice
Right Channel: Benjamin Lévy, computer (OMax)

Extract of a work session at IRCAM with Médéric Collignon in preparation for a collective improvisation concert with Benjamin Lévy playing the OMax software.
Left Channel: Médéric Collignon, pocket bugle & voice
Right Channel: Benjamin Lévy, computer (OMax)

[Extract] Work Session at IRCAM with Médéric Collignon [11-12-2009]

Extract of a work session at IRCAM with Médéric Collignon in preparation for a collective improvisation concert with Benjamin Lévy playing the OMax software.
Left Channel: Médéric Collignon, pocket bugle & voice
Right Channel: Benjamin Lévy, computer (OMax)

Extract of a work session at IRCAM with Michel Doneda in preparation for a collective improvisation concert with Benjamin Lévy playing the OMax software.
Left Channel: Michel Doneda, saxophone
Right Channel: Benjamin Lévy, computer (OMax)

[Extract] Work Session at IRCAM with Michel Doneda [04-11-2009]

Live recording of the first part of Pascal Dusapin's piece "Two Walking" then live computer assisted reinterpretation of this piece.
Anaël Ben Soussan & Julia Beaumier : sopranos
Benjamin Lévy : computer
Recorded in Conservatoire Paul Dukas (Paris 12) on May 23. 2014

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