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Also on Radio Gâtine "Les fans de radis" through
(June 2017, also on Radio Pulsar in May 2020)
Jean-Jacques Birgé – keyboard
Amandine Casadamont– field recording
Sacha Gattino - whistling
Sylvain Lemêtre – percussion
Sylvain Rifflet – tenor sax
Conceived, recorded, edited and mixed by JJB
at Studio GRRR, Bagnolet, December 2018
for the collective LP of Les Allumés du Jazz
"Aux Ronds-Points"
with the help of all his comrades who have all participated to the composition
Field recording recorded in Transylvania
Jean-Jacques Birgé plays all instruments
except bass and drums he has transformed.
Remix of a piece by Contolled Bleeding
Double-CD Carving Songs
Blog
Birgitte Lyregaard - vocals
This short piece features the soundtrack of Formule, a text by JJB in magazine d'ici là n°10 (December 2013), publie.net
Recorded at Studio GRRR, Bagnolet, December 10 2010
Birgitte Lyregaard - vocals
Recorded at Studio GRRR, Bagnolet, December 10 2010
Sarajevo Suite et Fin, Part 1
Jean-Jacques Birgé - synthesizer, computer (samples composed by J-J Birgé et Bernard Vitet for Balanescu String Quartet)
Pascale Labbé - vocals
Sarajevo, the beginning of an end. Ten years later, the world has to bear the worst remix one can imagine. The string quartet "Sniper Allée" is a pretext to an anti-mondialist blues, comosed with images of ever and sounds from nowhere.
Libretto, music, archives images : Jean-Jacques Birgé
Images, interactive programmation : Nicolas Clauss
Created at 15th Jubilee of Festival 38e Rugissants, Grenoble
Thanks : Bernard Vitet, le Balanescu String Quartet, Richard Hayon, Patrice Barrat, Corinne Léonet, Benoît Thibergien
Recorded at Studio GRRR, Bagnolet, March 6 2004
Pascale Labbé - vocals
Jean-Jacques Birgé - synthsizer, computer (samples from Richard Hayon)
Recorded at Studio GRRR, Bagnolet, March 6 2004
Jean-Jacques Birgé - synthesizers
Recorded at Studio GRRR, Bagnolet, March 6 2004
Frank Vigroux - machines
Recorded by Jean-Jacques Birgé at Studio GRRR, July 2007
Mixed by Frank Vigroux at D'autres Cordes, February 2008
Frank Vigroux - machines
Recorded by Jean-Jacques Birgé at Studio GRRR, July 2007
Mixed by Frank Vigroux at D'autres Cordes, February 2008
Nouveaux Dossiers de l'Audiovisuel n°3, INA, 2005
Nouveaux Dossiers de l'Audiovisuel n°3, INA, 2005
Nouveaux Dossiers de l'Audiovisuel n°3, INA, 2005
One might recognize the beginning on Le réveil from LP Défense de.
Recorded on February 22 1975, 88 rue du Château, Boulogne-Billancourt
1998
Michèle Buirette - accordion
Jean-Jacques Birgé - synthesizers, trumpet, flute, vocals
Recorded by JJB, 7 rue de l'Espérance, Paris
Jean-Jacques Birgé - synthesizers, trombone, trumpet
Recorded by JJB, 7 rue de l'Espérance, Paris
with Philippe Danton, Thierry Dehesdin, Antoine Guerreiro, Luc Barnier, Michaëla Watteaux, playing insects and jungle
December 1972
Music for Sainte Thérèse d'Avila's text read by Ludmila Mikaël (cassette Ed. Ducaté)
Enregistré au Studio GRRR, 8 septembre 1987
- Part 1 with Francis Gorgé, beginning 1971
- Part 2 with Alexandre Martin, Jean-Jacques Imerglik, Michel Poilzzi, Jean-Pierre Laplanche, Agnés Birgé, end 1968
Mixed in December 1972
Production Unicité, September 2 1975
Recorded 88 rue du Château, Boulogne-Billancourt, September 6 1975
Antoine Guerreiro - zither, percussion
Eric Longuet - guitar
Philippe Danton - percussion
Thierry Dehesdin - percussion
Michaëla Watteaux - percussion
Luc Barnier - percussion
December 1972
2010
The illustration of the booklet is the score, which might be considered paradoxical for this tribute to Louis T. Hardin who lost sight after an accidental explosion when he was 16…
Enregistré initialement sur la compilation CD A Tribute to Moondog (Trace 022, France)
Day 3 - Jean-Jacques Birgé invites friends to play for his birthday!
Jean-Jacques Birgé - synthesizer, radiophonie, trombone, pocket trumpet
Michèle Buirette - accordion
Francis Gorgé - electric guitar
Bernard Vitet - narration, trompette, flugel horn
Hélène Sage - stool, double-bass
Françoise Degeorges - narration, Bach on piano
Magali Viallefond - vocals, oboe, English horn
Youenn Le Berre - flute, bassoon, bagpipes
Jean Querlier - oboe, English horn
Jouk Minor - flamenco guitar
Christine Buri-Herscher - paper costumes
Live at 28 rue Dunois, November 5 1983
Sylka Sauvion - vocals, bidet, bells
March 30 1976 at 88
Sound exercise, Idhec, 2nd grade
supervised by Geneviève Louveau
with
Jean-Jacques Birgé - zither, organ, kena, jaw harp, piano, percussion, electronics, sampling, vocals, music and editing
Bernard Mollerat - vocals and editing
Philippe Labat - acoustic guitar
Francis Gorgé - electric guitar
Eric Longuet - electric guitar
Antoine Guerreiro - violin, darboukas, choir
Marc Lichtig - drums
Luc Barnier - choir
Philippe Danton - choir
Recorded by Bernard Mollerat on Nagra IV February 24 and 26 1973
at L'Œuf Hyaloïde and Théâtre du Ranelagh
Antoine Guerreiro - zither, percussion
Eric Longuet - guitar, percussion
Philippe Danton - percussion
Luc Barnier - percussion
Michaëla Watteaux - percussion
Thierry Dehesdin - percussion
December 1972
Pentecost week-end. Jean-Jacques Birgé records a second cassette near Lacapelle-Biron in Lot-et-Garonne one week after first one. He sends pieces by Braxton, Puccini's Tosca and Brückner. Before his commentaries on May 21 France Musique redio show one can listen to a radiophone with Radio Moscow. In the woods he practices flute and alto sax.
with Philippe Labat, vocals, bells
Recorded on May 26 mai 1975 in Reux, remixed on May 28 on ARP at 88
Exercise Idhec 1st grade
End of 1971
Michel Polizzi - percussion, vocals
Pierre Bensard - percussion, bongos
Alexandre Martin - percussion, flutes, vocals
Jean-Jacques Imerglik - harmonica, vocals
Jean-Pierre Laplanche - vocals
Agnès Birgé - vocals
1968, Boulogne-Billancourt
"It's the oldest recording I've ever made playing. I was 12 and had never done any music. The piano was in my little sister's bedroom. She taught me a few things so I could help her when she was singing parts of 'My Fair Lady'. However I recognize my style in this short improvisation!"
in Carving Songs by Controlled Bleeding
(Paul Lemos et Mike Bazini)
with Jean-Jacques Birgé - H3000, vocals, Tibetan bowl, bull roarers, bestiary (grizzli, alligator, cobra, lions)
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