Marceau Boré
Schoon Donker (Tape)
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Schoon Donker is Marceau Boré first solo album under his real name. Before known as Piano Chat, a solo pop noise project, the french musician has been commissioned to compose a film score for a documentary film by Katrien Feyaerts, Schoon Donker. The film is about two men and a
lot of pigeons. One of the men is a famous and silent pigeon-fancier, the other is the director's father. As the pigeons come and go, both men stay stuck in their lives.
Marceau Boré chose to play the saxophone, an instrument he was not familiar with. After a few demos he decided to let play the most technical parts to his friend Paul Cadier a seasoned saxophone player. The result is an instrumental album alternating aerial and growling tracks, melodic and drones atmospheres. A sonic experience around breath and winging.
| 1 | Au Port | ||
| 2 | Western 1 | ||
| 3 | Western 2 | ||
| 4 | Barritons | ||
| 5 | Poème Du Père | ||
| 6 | Animation | ||
| 7 | Bénédiction | ||
| 8 | OUverture | ||
| 9 | Thème Port | ||
| 10 | Générique |
- L'image D'après
- Co-producer
- Mountain View
- Co-producer
- Marceau Boré
- Composed By, Musician, Recorded By
- Ricardo Cases
- Cover
- Brice Kartmann
- Mastered By
- Julien Senelas
- Mixed By
- Paul Cadier
- Musician
