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Posted: Mon Jun 12, 2006 8:08 am
by Hopsinka
Yes, yes , yes! Great news. :D :D :D

Posted: Mon Jun 12, 2006 8:12 am
by Robi
E-vert wrote:THIS IS GREAT NEWS ! ! ! Maybe a stupid/dump question of me but... is this THE new album of Jean Michel Jarre or will there be another album :roll:
This is not the new Jarre album, that is being composed!!! :wink:

Posted: Mon Jun 12, 2006 8:24 am
by Rompipompi
Yes! Just a few weeks ago I asked on this forum if there was such a project in the past and now they plan this project , it's if they read my mind. :idea: Very cool and interesting news! I'm very curious.

And then a live show... in Jarre style... at some classic location... :wink:

Posted: Mon Jun 12, 2006 9:37 am
by E-vert
Synthesist wrote:
E-vert wrote:THIS IS GREAT NEWS ! ! ! Maybe a stupid/dump question of me but... is this THE new album of Jean Michel Jarre or will there be another album :roll:
I don't think so, and I don't even think JMJ has a big role in this release. As it says he suported and contributed on this project.

I didn't know so many people in here were interested in classical music.
It is music of Jarre, thats why I am interested 8) And also because his music is being played by an symphonic orchestra. That is way above cool and great. It is briliant!!

Posted: Mon Jun 12, 2006 12:57 pm
by Érosmachine
Hello !

It's a very nice surprise , and a good idea !!!

GREAT !!!!! :arrow: :roll: :roll:

Posted: Mon Jun 12, 2006 2:11 pm
by Catte
Big time wrote:Interesting!!! :wink:

I´m curious about the chorus/theme of Equinoxe 4... Will it be played by the trumpets or with a glochenspiele.... :D :D

But interesting anyway!!! :wink:
Well, if I had to arrange it, defenitely trumpets, short accented and fortissimo, s'il vous plaît, could also imagine a tutti with strings, glockenspiel, flutes etc. Also, the bass should be done by trombones or horns, short-accented and shifting from piano and to fortissmo and back at certain times for tension.

I hope they do'll their job well. Won't blindly buy it without prelistening. Orchestral arrangements can be very exciting if done properly, but a pain in the a** if done as a rush job.

I wonder if we finally get to hear Jarre on classical radio stations... :P

Posted: Mon Jun 12, 2006 5:19 pm
by jarrekid
Synthesist wrote:
E-vert wrote:THIS IS GREAT NEWS ! ! ! Maybe a stupid/dump question of me but... is this THE new album of Jean Michel Jarre or will there be another album :roll:
I don't think so, and I don't even think JMJ has a big role in this release. As it says he suported and contributed on this project.

I didn't know so many people in here were interested in classical music.
I don't like Bach.

Posted: Mon Jun 12, 2006 6:51 pm
by GeeJee
jarrekid wrote:I don't like Bach.
Neither do I, but you can't deny he has had a HUGE influence on todays music..... too bad...

Posted: Mon Jun 12, 2006 7:11 pm
by LLGARCIA
GeeJee wrote:
jarrekid wrote:I don't like Bach.
Neither do I, but you can't deny he has had a HUGE influence on todays music..... too bad...
You don't? Well, I would bet that Bach's work, between Wagner and Orff, had a big influence on Jarre's composition style.

Regards

LG

Posted: Mon Jun 12, 2006 7:57 pm
by GeeJee
Oh, I know that, and you won't hear me saying it's bad stuff, not at all, not at all. Bach is very high-level music, a class on it's own, but the baroque isn't my style much. I'd prefer romantic, 19th century and onwards. It's not that I really dislike Bach, but it's just too repetitive and romantic style seems more moving/sensitive... that's all. I know Bach has a major influence... on everyone's music... :)

Posted: Tue Jun 13, 2006 8:36 pm
by Bj-1
Sounds interesting. i'll check it out, even though Im not a fan of classical music.

Posted: Wed Jun 14, 2006 1:21 am
by AnDrOiD
I love classical music. I might consider purchasing this symphonic album, if it's any good, but on the other hand Jarre is all about the synths, so I don't know if symphonic renditions of his works will... ehm... work. :roll:

Posted: Wed Jun 14, 2006 9:07 am
by Hopsinka
AnDrOiD wrote:I love classical music. I might consider purchasing this symphonic album, if it's any good, but on the other hand Jarre is all about the synths, so I don't know if symphonic renditions of his works will... ehm... work. :roll:
I wouldn´say this, at least not all tracks. I think there are plenty of tracks that would sound great not played on synths. But it´s still more than 4 months of waiting for the new release. So we´ll see how it works. :P

Posted: Wed Jun 14, 2006 8:54 pm
by Equinoxe
Big time wrote:Interesting!!! :wink:

I´m curious about the chorus/theme of Equinoxe 4... Will it be played by the trumpets or with a glochenspiele.... :D :D

But interesting anyway!!! :wink:

I would imagine it would be played with Pizzicato playing which with pure string arrangements would sound pretty excellent....

I'm not sure about Oxygene 4 though...there are some Jarre pieces which just dont fit the Symphonic nature given there original minimalist approach,but I'm keeping an open mind....

everything else sounds really cool,especially looking forward to Chronologie Part 1 now that would be interesting in a Symphonic atmosphere...


I wonder how much this album is going to coincide with Jarres new Album...a possible lean towards whats he branching out to,given his orchestral movement in some of his pieces at various concerts of late...


FJAS.....must be an edit...being only 6 mins is duration....does this mean they have replicated Jarres(interpretation and improvised track...or an edit of the Original chinese Hymn,in which its not a jarre track!!!!

Not really sure how Chrono 3 would be any better in symphonic nature
,taken that its almost that anyway albeit a few synths and soprano...
maybe they could have included Calypso 3 instead of that track...

Posted: Wed Jun 14, 2006 9:03 pm
by GeeJee
Equin(00)xe wrote:I'm not sure about Oxygene 4 though...there are some Jarre pieces which just dont fit the Symphonic nature given there original minimalist approach,but I'm keeping an open mind....
what about

Pizzicatto Strings for Sequence
Minimal Percussion for Drums
Plucked Double Bass for Bass
Violins (varying in volume for some sort of phaser effect)
Alt Oboe for Lead
Sitar for break Lead

:)