Philippe Manoury - The Partition of Heaven and Hell, for electronics and orchestra (1989)

La partition du ciel et de l'enfer 00:00 Eerie, rumbling electronics and impish piano figures around the flute solo, gradually growing more manic 02:52 Ethereal, spectral chords; rapid orchestral figures blend with the electronics (4:28) 06:00 A calmer yet unnerving soundscape of Markov-processed piano chords and orchestral swells (6:54) 08:29 Hyponotic electronic chords rotate around spatially, before a chaotic soundscape of Markov pianos and manic orchestral figures (11:00) 12:23 Rapid staccato figures blend between the orchestra and electronics (13:28) 15:23 Strongly rhythmic and driving with immense energy 18:11 Ghostly solo electronics [just so awesome] 20:59 A sombre flute solo, beautifully blending and interacting with electronics (22:59) 23:36 Tense Vivier-esque chords; shimmering rotating electronics as the flute solo continues 26:54 Energetic staccato patterns in the flute, eerily shadowed by electronics (27:53) 29:13 Graceful, ethereal figurations as frequency shifted pianos reenter 30:03 Manic motion propelled by the pianos 32:21 Sneaking wind figures out of searing sul pont string tremolos and harsh raw piano chords 33:14 An eerily beautiful soundscape as the sampler replays the orchestra at extremely slow speed 35:47 Flute and orchestra play in the harmonies of sampled piano 37:57 ...as the piece gradually fades out Composer: Philippe Manoury (June 19, 1952 –) Orchestra: Ensemble Intercontemporain conducted by Pierre Boulez Flute: Sophie Cherrier Pianists: Florent Boffard, Dimitri Vassilakis (KX88) Score available from Durand-Salabert-Eschig Parition means score and division, hehe How I make my videos: https://github.com/CMajSeven/Workflow... Program I develop for this channel: https://github.com/edwardx999/ScorePr...