Contemporary Guitar

clasica

g. bosco, melisma per flauto e chitarra

e. chasalow, 'scuse me (electric guitar and tape) live at radio interrnettabile

Three Portals for Solo Guitar

Pensavo fosse Bach | www.musicamorfosi.it

Pensavo fosse Bach | Suite V Preludio | Mario Brunello

You can also follow me on Spotify at https://spoti.fi/2MRR1lV and stream the albums I have released there.

Chopin Mazurka Op. 67 No. 4

Live Recording in Villafranca di Verona, 2013
Guitar: Ruben Mattia Santorsa
Music by Hans Werner Henze

"Drei Tentos" by Hans Werner Henze

Live Recording in Bern, 2015
Guitar: Ruben Mattia Santorsa
Music by Maurizio Pisati

Studies n. 1, 2, 5, 6 from the "Sette studi" by Maurizio Pisati

for electric guitar and spatial electronics
2014, revised 2016
Studio recording, Nicholas Moroz, guitar and electronics

Semantron, for electric guitar and live electronics

Water Tongue

Think Bach Op.2 
Édouard Ferlet

piano solo, compositions et improvisations Jazz autour des œuvres de Jean-Sébastien Bach

1 CD digipack avec un livret 12 pages + 1 Vinyle
à paraître le 28 avril 2017

Concert de sortie 
samedi 13 mai 2017 à 20h00 au Café de la Danse
invités: Naïssam Jalal, Sonny Troupé, 
1ère partie: Guillaume Latil.
5, Pssage Louis Philippe 75011 PARIS M° bastille 01 47 00 57 59

Booking
Christophe DEGHELT
M. +33 676 08 54 30
christophe@mybuzzprod.com

Relations Presse
Sébastien Belloir
06 86 63 07 48
belloir.sebastien@gmail.com

Label-ÉditeurMélisse
Distributeur Outhere
Direction artistique Jean-­Philippe Viret
Collaboration artistique, prise de son et mixage Alban Sautour
Mastering Raphaël Jonin
Artwork Bizzarri­-Rodriguez
Photographies Grégoire Alexandre
Préparation du piano Pierre Malbos
Rédaction Claire Boisteau
Traduction Chloe Baker
Clip Joachim Olaya
Édouard Ferlet joue sur un piano Yamaha CFX
Compositions Édouard Ferlet excepté Concerto no.5 in F minor de Jean-­Sébastien Bach
Partitions sur thinkbach.com
Aides ADAMI, FCM, SPPF, YAMAHA
Partenariat Télérama
www.ferlet.fr   www.melisse.fr
Mélisse ℗ & © 2017

Dear Johann Sebastian

For many years now, I’ve been playing and playing with your music, 
following you on a path right next to yours
fingers flying madly up and down the keyboard, 
breathless with the joys and rigours of your work
clenching and relaxing my muscles to express my rage and passion

Playing (with) your music, page after page, 
I feel as if I were sculpting an invisible world
I can feel my joints cracking, my skin bursting and my fingernails 
clicking as I knock at the door to your sacred kingdom, 
I’d give anything to get my whole body into your sensitive world
For the moment, my ancient wounds still grab me by the feet and hold me back
but as I go on seeking in the darkness and the luminosity of night,
I very gradually recompose myself, piece by piece.
Each of your inventions makes me more alive, more present, happier.

One day, the piano keyboard spoke to me.
Listening to it, I drowned in its waves of sound.
Relinquishing consciousness for a moment, I thought I saw you 
drinking good wine as you improvised.

Since that day, I’ve known I had to be a musician every second of my life
allowing myself to be wafted away on beauty of sound
incandescence of rhythm,
subterranean melodies.

I don’t want to lock myself up in music to protect myself from unhappiness
I want music to be the door I open wide in order to love.

Edouard Ferlet