First part of a new Duplant trilogy, after the pessimistic Élégie du temps présent / Sombres Miroirs / Insondables Humeurs cycle. The music remains imbued with mysticism and deep melancholy but turns toward a more luminous, hopeful register. The organ remains omnipresent, structuring the long tonal arcs, while electronic and natural sounds are admitted in a discreet but important counterpoint - a meditation in Duplant's Cage-Bachelard-Radigue lineage on memory and slow contemplation.
*200 coipes limited edition. In process of stocking* After a trilogy under the seal of a pessimistic vision of our present time and of Humanity (Élégie du temps présent - Granny records, Sombres Mirroirs - Cronica and Insondables Humeurs - Granny records), Quelques instants d'éternité is the first part of a new trilogy, always imbued with a certain mysticism and a deep melancholy, but, this time, more luminous, carrying a hope still possible. Once again, the omnipresence of the organ nevertheless leaves a place, discreet but important, to some related sounds, whether electronic or natural.
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