COHEN-SOLAL JEAN - VINYL FLUTES LIBRES [VINYL]

Popis - FLUTES LIBRES [VINYL]:
In a dreamlike fictive and windswept Brittany, hippy pirates and wild women more or less inspired by Gérard de Nerval fight it out in a theatre, the magic of which brings to mind Cocteau, and where musical improvisation has an important role: this is 'Noroît', a cursed film which was never released in cinemas at the time (1976), directed by the great Jacques Rivette, where Jean-Cohen-Solal, his brother Robert and Daniel Ponsard can be seen and heard playing. The scene is every bit as inventive as that featuring the Art Ensemble Of Chicago in 'Les Stances à Sophie'! The same magic and invention can be found on this first album by Jean Cohen-Solal: 'Flûtes Libres'. A magic which can be keenly felt on 'Quelqu'un', a long contemplative mantra which takes up the whole of the B-side and which anticipates the future collaboration in the mysterious universe of Jacques Rivette.