Product Name: Ambient 1 Music For Airports
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This complex sound sculpture was created by Brian Eno in 1978 and was even installed for a while at the Marine Terminal of New York at LaGuardia Airport. The ambient-minimalist soundscape has been alternately described as background Muzak, a profoundly artificial musical milieu, and a groundbreaking studio creation. Eno designed Music for Airports from a few simple notes and the serial organization of variable tape loops that didn't quite match up. It's a groundbreaking elaboration on theEno's theory of the "discreet music" he called ambient was far from the modern chill-out room: the idea was that it should function at very low volumes, unobtrusively coloring the atmosphere of a room. Evolving by tiny gradations, the long pieces of Music For Airports (the first in a series of albums that followed the statement of purpose Discreet Music) defy close attention, but then they're not meant to be listened to consciously; they're meant to serve as a counterpoint to the fDepuis Discreet Music sorti en 1975, Brian Eno n'a eu de cesse d'inventer des musiques à rendre beaux des endroits aussi anonymes qu'un aéroport. Des musiques que l'on peut également écouter tranquille chez soi. A vivre et qui vous habitent. Du cinéma pour les oreilles. Eno a inventé le concept de musique ambient, c'est à dire d'une musique délibérément conçue comme un arrière-plan sonore à l'instar de la muzak. Music For Airports en est, avec Music For Films Read More »
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