David Chalmin's "Sept Particules" aims to find a common musical language between ancient and contemporary, acoustic and electronic instruments.
Composer Biography
David Chalmin, the composer, grew up immersed in Baroque music, as his father built organs and harpsichords, and his parents organized concerts.
Compositional Technique
David Chalmin's "Sept Particules" draws inspiration from diverse musical styles, including minimalist, Baroque, electronic, pop, and ambient music.
Album & Artwork
The album's cover photo and poster were taken by Charles d'Aspermont, who aimed to anchor the music in the material and concrete aspects of Deauville.
Compositional Technique
The piece "Sept Particules" is structured into seven movements, each corresponding to one of the seven musicians performing it.
Composition History
David Chalmin's "Sept Particules" was a commission from the Festival de Pâques in Deauville, with the festival director Yves Petit de Voize giving him complete creative freedom.
Recording & Production
This album was recorded live at the Festival de Pâques in Deauville on April 21, 2018.
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