Gilbert Amy
Chant / Trajectoires Pour Violon & Orchestre (LP)
FormatLPLabelEratoGenreComposition
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condition (record/cover): NM / NM Gatefold sleeve. Gilbert Amy studied with Darius Milhaud and Olivier Messiaen, conducted premieres of Pierre Boulez and Karlheinz Stockhausen, directed the Domaine Musical and later the Orchestre National de France. Chant / Trajectoires Pour Violon Et Orchestre on Erato captures him as composer rather than interpreter, though Amy never fully separated these roles.
"Trajectoires" suggests paths through space, vectors rather than positions. The violin traces lines across orchestral terrain, sometimes leading, sometimes lost in the mass. Amy absorbed serialist technique without becoming its prisoner; his music breathes where stricter applications suffocate. This LP documents a composer finding freedom within constraint, personality within system.
Format
Released sometime between 1969-1971.
Release notes
Released sometime between 1969-1971.
| A | Chant Pour Orchestre | 24:10 | |
| B | Trajectoires Pour Violon Et Orchestre | 21:25 |
- Gilbert Amy
- Composed By, Conductor
- Jean-Pierre Derrien
- Liner Notes [Sleeve Notes]
- Orchestre National De L'O.R.T.F.
- Orchestra
- Bernard Leroux
- Technician [Réalisation Technique] (A)
- Geneviève N'Guyen
- Technician [Réalisation Technique] (A)
- Guy Chesnais
- Technician [Réalisation Technique] (A)
- Jacques Boisgallais
- Technician [Réalisation Technique] (B)
- Paulette Verneret
- Technician [Réalisation Technique] (B)
- Gérard Jarry
- Violin
