Après Quatre Pièces d'Erik Satie Album

from Camomille Records:
Sebastien desconstructs his way through Erik Satie’s work in these reimaginings of his gnossienne suite. While conserving the original work’s nostalgic, burden-heavy tones, Trans Alp breathes in what seems to be a carefully executed attempt at suspense and space. Erik Satie’s compositions wander in Trans Alp’s vast and deep world, drenched in texture and echoing in space, like a drop of water falling in a pool of static.
Music by Trans Alp
Photography by Vincent Fugère

Genres Ambient Minimalism Contemporary Classical

Comments

katya-oddio May 12, 2015

Hello, Clare, to reach an artist, check out their artist profile by clicking the artist name. Visiting the Trans Alp artist profile, you will find a link to his website. He has a contact form. http://transalp.sebastian-drichelt.de/ If it does not work out, here are some alternative re-interpretations by other FMA artists. http://freemusicarchive.org/curator/Oddio_Overplay/Satie_in_White_Robes...

oclare Apr 06, 2015

Hi, I loved this sound - referencing Satie but making it your own. I would like to use it in a mini-film I am making....with full attribution...can you make contact with me please. thanks clare

katya-oddio Mar 16, 2015

While Camomille Records is no more, the album is still available for purchase at Bandcamp. This is a personal favorite added to the FMA to celebrate the Masters Remastered Challenge running March 9 until April 3, 2015. Details on challenge and how to participate: http://freemusicarchive.org/member/cheyenne_h/blog/Who_Will_Remaster_the_Masters