Ole was a German 3rd year Bachelor student doing Erasmus with us at the Art of Sound Department. On this episode he shared with us what was like to be living abroad in Denmark and doing Erasmus in The Hague, going abroad again, and what was like to experience the cultural differences of neighbouring countries, which are overlooked so many times.

An Art of Sound student from Copenhagen - Podcast International - Episode 15

Réputée pour l'accès au breton et pour son ouverture artistique, l'école de musique de Languidic connaît un programme chargé en cette fin d'année scolaire. Tant du point de vue des projets des apprenants que pour faire rayonner Languidic en Bretagne via le Théâtre de Lorient par exemple. Katell Choinière, conseillère déléguée à la culture de la mairie de Languidic nous en dit plus.

GRAND LARGE, L'école de musique de Languidic en grande forme

thought I'd just drop it here ;)
21 March 2024
this song is the first time I wrote, composed, arranged and played live a song on my own 

I want to thank PETITBAZARTS, Mauro, Aïko, Emma, Vincence, Noa, Finke, Luna, Kaat and myself for it 
This was the third night we played our set list made from original songs of our own in front of a public

I would also like to share parts of the story of this song with you :)

I started writing fragments of lyrics around last november inspired by a movie from Bertolucci "Sheltering Sky". 
I was amazed by its colors, images, scenery, music but also the story and the main actress. 
Little by little, I started adding more personal sentences, words; in a perspective of really writing a song with it. 
In the end, around begin February, where I focused on it for the first time; the lyrics were much more related to me in a sense of a general feeling and not specifically literally. 
I continued with the idea of something very visual, like pictures of scenes, decomposing the whole focusing on pixels 

This sentence came very naturally and is the essence of the whole song 
"The grains of the images multiply 
The colors blend and I love to see 
The way I end up seeing reds in shades of blue"

Then I had to find chords and a melody line for the voice. 
I had two days left to do it. 
I just sat at a piano at the conservatoire, and started trying out stuff, recording with my dictaphone, listening again and picking out parts I loved to fix them. 
It was very hard in the beginning before I actually started doing it, because I tend to accumulate lyrics and conceptual ideas for songs, but putting them concretely into music all by myself is a step I found hard to make sometimes. 

Anyways, after those two days where I spent 3-4 hours working on the song, it was almost ready. 
A week afterwards I started puzzling with parts in my song to make some transitions more fluid, because there was something missing, because of the many elements and parts in it. 
I started to feel frustrated with my own song and had no fun playing it anymore. 
But then I just let it go, and it all settled down. 
My class and friends were also very encouraging which gave me the energy to keep on believing. 

We then had three weeks to share our songs with the rest of our class, arrange them into multi-instrumental versions, with different dynamics, parts etc and to learn to play them on instruments we had just learned to play

Those were though weeks, we spend many nights and hours in our room 434, but it will always be one of the more special parts in my life 
There I tried to communicate the arrangement I saw for my song, finding it's sound, groove etc 
Again, it was something heavy emotionally because it's not always easy to be responsible for a whole group of people when everyone needs to know what they need to do, when I didn't know it either for them
But again, they were so supportive, wanting to bring life into my song, even though it was one of the hardest songs to arrange and play because of it's time/scale variations
4 days before our first live performance, we finally had the final version of Reds in Shades of Blue in a Sheltering Sky
and from there, all was smooth :))

thank you 
with PETITBAZARTS
All rights reserved to edith

Reds in Shades of Blue in A Sheltering Sky

Reds in Shades of Blue (in A Sheltering Sky) demo 2

Les rencontres de RTR : soirée symphonique au théâtre la Baleine par le conservatoire de l'Aveyron

EP collaboratif réalisé par les élèves de l'atelier de musiques électroniques du CRD d'Agen durant l'année 2024

Salut Ça Coule

Freestyle 24 Juin Sans Paroles

Edith Piaf

Cuando Cuando (Nathan Edit)

Lucia did her Bachelor studies in Spain and moved to Helsinki for her Master studies in Oboe after having met her current teacher at the Sibelius Academy during her Bachelor Erasmus study in Stockholm. She shares her experience in Helsinki with us and why she even wants to stay in the country after completing the studies at the Sibelius Academy.

Special Episode: Sibelius Academy IN.TUNE Partner - Podcast International

This piece, written in 1996, was the last piece I wrote during my two and a half years of study in Paris.
It is my first work for chamber orchestra, which I wrote with the challenge of using materials “Webern's op.30”. It consists of five very simple motifs in variation form. It was premiered in 1997 at the Conservatoire National Supérieur de Musique de Paris in an intramural concert.

“Etincelle”- for chamber orchestra (1996)

enjoy my music made with love<3
merci 🌞
Also, I'm on spotify youtube deezer and all;)

Page SoundCloud de l’atelier de musiques électroniques du Conservatoire à Rayonnement départemental d’Agen.

Enseignant: Hugo Bofferon

1968年東京生まれ。桐朋学園大学作曲理論学科卒業後、フランスに留学。パリ・エコールノルマルおよびパリ国立高等音楽院にて作曲を学ぶ。これまでに作曲を、末吉保雄、細川俊夫、平義久、ポール・メファノに師事する。

【受賞】
・第５回秋吉台作曲賞
・第６８回日本音楽コンクール作曲部門第１位、併せて安田賞

【主な作品とその主なコンサート】
・「音楽」～ヴァイオリンソロのための～（1993）（パリ・アンサンブル２ｅ２ ｍ
コンサート）
・「クリスタルの深淵」～ピアノソロのための～（1994）（カーン音楽祭）
・「エタンセル」～室内オーケストラのための～（1996）（パリ国立高等音楽院 コ
ンサート）
・「エコー／声」～クラリネットとピアノのための～（2001）（武生音楽祭、ダ ル
ムシュタット夏期講習会、秋吉台国際音楽祭）
・「光あるうち、進め」～ヴァイオリンとチェロのための～（2002）（22世紀 クラ
ブ主催のコンサート、加藤知子と仲間たち）

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La radio locale N° 1 de Lorient Bretagne Sud.
Infos locales, tous les tubes, des jeux et cadeaux.

The Royal Conservatoire in The Hague is an institute of music and dance where experiment and innovation go hand in hand with tradition and craftsmanship. An inspiring environment where students are taught by leading international musicians and dancers. After graduation, they will not only have mastered the necessary technical skills, but have also developed an inquisitive attitude and a lifelong curiosity appropriate to musicians or dancers who will be performing at the highest international level.

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