Tenerife receives a new meeting of supporters of JMJ
Posted: Mon Sep 15, 2008 9:52 am
Tenerife receives a new meeting of supporters of JMJ
The day, S / C de Tenerife
Tenerife will host a new meeting of supporters of the figure of French musician Jean-Michel Jarre, gathered around the site and the forum www.jeanmicheljarre.es / (forum) http://www.latiapascuala.com/smf .
The main act of the meeting will be the free concert to be offered next September 20 in the Auditorium of the House of Youth Candelaria in charge of several musicians covered in the genre of electronics from Zaragoza, Madrid and Cadiz.
This meeting, which will hold its eleventh edition this year, brings together fans of French musician throughout Spain and even Europe, and has counted as a special guest with Francis Rimbert, Jarre's own direct collaborator for almost his entire career.
This particular "rendez-vous" has toured almost the entire peninsular geography, with headquarters in Madrid, Barcelona, Valencia, Seville and Santiago de Compostela, and this year has been chosen as the host island of Tenerife.
This meeting also takes on special significance as it coincides with the announcement a few weeks ago several concerts by Jean-Michel Jarre in Tenerife and La Palma for next year, organized by Jarre himself in collaboration with the Institut d'Astrophysique de Canarias, to celebrate the Year of Astronomy of Unesco.
During the days to develop the event, participants, many of them arrived from different points of the peninsula, shared meals and meetings, and build for trips to various parts of the island.
Jean-Michel Jarre is a renowned composer of soundtracks for films including the scores for films like "Doctor Zhivago," "Lawrence of Arabia" or "The club of dead poets."
Though his fame is based on the album "Oxygene" which he recorded in 1976 in his study through a VCR eight tracks and archaic instruments, and is considered the most important album of electronic music.
Then came other frontline work record as "Rendez-vous", dedicated to the Challenger crew who died in 1986, or "Metamorphoses" (2000), recording that divided the fans on the new frontiers of sound Jarre.
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The day, S / C de Tenerife
Tenerife will host a new meeting of supporters of the figure of French musician Jean-Michel Jarre, gathered around the site and the forum www.jeanmicheljarre.es / (forum) http://www.latiapascuala.com/smf .
The main act of the meeting will be the free concert to be offered next September 20 in the Auditorium of the House of Youth Candelaria in charge of several musicians covered in the genre of electronics from Zaragoza, Madrid and Cadiz.
This meeting, which will hold its eleventh edition this year, brings together fans of French musician throughout Spain and even Europe, and has counted as a special guest with Francis Rimbert, Jarre's own direct collaborator for almost his entire career.
This particular "rendez-vous" has toured almost the entire peninsular geography, with headquarters in Madrid, Barcelona, Valencia, Seville and Santiago de Compostela, and this year has been chosen as the host island of Tenerife.
This meeting also takes on special significance as it coincides with the announcement a few weeks ago several concerts by Jean-Michel Jarre in Tenerife and La Palma for next year, organized by Jarre himself in collaboration with the Institut d'Astrophysique de Canarias, to celebrate the Year of Astronomy of Unesco.
During the days to develop the event, participants, many of them arrived from different points of the peninsula, shared meals and meetings, and build for trips to various parts of the island.
Jean-Michel Jarre is a renowned composer of soundtracks for films including the scores for films like "Doctor Zhivago," "Lawrence of Arabia" or "The club of dead poets."
Though his fame is based on the album "Oxygene" which he recorded in 1976 in his study through a VCR eight tracks and archaic instruments, and is considered the most important album of electronic music.
Then came other frontline work record as "Rendez-vous", dedicated to the Challenger crew who died in 1986, or "Metamorphoses" (2000), recording that divided the fans on the new frontiers of sound Jarre.
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