Florent Ghys: Télévision

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Label
Cantaloupe Music
Release Date
November 18, 2014
Format
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    Featuring ⌄
    • COMPOSER
      GHYS, FLORENT
    • PERFORMER
      Florent Ghys
    Product Details ⌄
    • RELEASE DATE
      November 18, 2014
    • UPC
      713746310424
    • CATALOG NUMBER
      CA21104
    • LABEL
      Cantaloupe Music
    • NUMBER OF DISCS
      1
    • GENRE
      Chamber Music & Recitals
    Works ⌄

    1. Blazer et/ou Cravate

      Composer: Florent Ghys

      Performer: Florent Ghys

    2. This is the album of the future

      Composer: Florent Ghys

      Performer: Florent Ghys

    3. Beaute Plastique

      Composer: Florent Ghys

      Performer: Florent Ghys

    4. Melody from Mars

      Composer: Florent Ghys

      Performer: Florent Ghys

    5. Sans Contrefacon

      Composer: Florent Ghys

      Performer: Florent Ghys

    6. Swing Out from Open Position

      Composer: Florent Ghys

      Performer: Florent Ghys

    7. No Lemon No Melon

      Composer: Florent Ghys

      Performer: Florent Ghys

    8. Invitation to Love

      Composer: Florent Ghys

      Performer: Florent Ghys

    9. Moulinex

      Composer: Florent Ghys

      Performer: Florent Ghys

    10. 2-pop

      Composer: Florent Ghys

      Performer: Florent Ghys

    11. Teamwork

      Composer: Florent Ghys

      Performer: Florent Ghys

    12. Nappe Brodeee, ou Tenki

      Composer: Florent Ghys

      Performer: Florent Ghys

    13. Terminal

      Composer: Florent Ghys

      Performer: Florent Ghys


For his latest feat of magic in the studio, composer and bassist Florent Ghys presents Télévision — an epic foray into classical forms, musique concrète, samples and sci-fi that warps the very edges of contemporary music. + As Ghys himself describes it, “Télévision is about weather reports, digital music, plastic beauty, synesthesia and dance.” + All 13 pieces were composed, played, recorded, filmed and mixed by Ghys — and we say filmed, because Ghys has taken the extraordinary step of creating a video to accompany each piece, in playful tribute to the medium that inspired the message.