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Jean-Claude Eloy

Jean-Claude Eloy (June 15, 1938, Mont-Saint-Aignan, France) is a French composer. Eloy studied at "Conservatoire supérieur de musique de Paris", where he won first prizes in piano, chamber music, counterpoint, Ondes Martenot, and studied composition with Darius Milhaud. He attended summer courses at Darmstadt and was a student in composition in Pierre Boulez master class at Musik-Akademie Basel (1961-1963).

Jean-Claude Eloy (June 15, 1938, Mont-Saint-Aignan, France) is a French composer. Eloy studied at "Conservatoire supérieur de musique de Paris", where he won first prizes in piano, chamber music, counterpoint, Ondes Martenot, and studied composition with Darius Milhaud. He attended summer courses at Darmstadt and was a student in composition in Pierre Boulez master class at Musik-Akademie Basel (1961-1963).

Shanti (1972-73)
Packaged in a 6 panel digipak. Includes a 16 page booklet in French & English. A massive, four side-long drone-epic masterpiece “Shânti” (1972-73) for electronic and concrete sounds, in a spectacular double CD digipack issue. A hundred-and-thirty-five minute piece of "meditation music" for a four-track magnetic tape by Jean-Claude Eloy, produced in the Electronic Studio of the Radio of Cologne “The term “meditation music” triggered many conflicting comments including positive ones (“... let us s…
Gaku-No-Michi (1977-78)
A work of genuinely monumental proportions. Jean-Claude Eloy's Gaku-No-Michi - subtitled "Tao of Music" or "Ways of Music" - stands among the towering achievements of 20th Century electroacoustic practice. Produced at the electronic music studio of NHK Radio in Tokyo between 1977 and 1978, its four hours of concrete and electronic sound unfold as what the composer called "a film without images" - an immense, spiraling architecture of sonic transformation that remains, nearly five decades on, as …
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