BIRDS BELIEVES by T2JSinfonie
Genre : modern symphony for guitar
This idea of a modern symphony for guitar is born in 2007 on the Joe Satriani's T2J board, following
the collective albums Satchurated Feedback 1 & 2. Around two years have been required to find onto
the web a team of 8 guitar players which accept, starting with the unity of two words, "Birds & Symphony",
to work voluntarily together onto an international & collective project dedicated to the guitar. A first
version has been realized in 2009, with an unachieved first movement. The final version was completed
in 2019.
Eight guitar players, 8 movements. One guitar player = one movement. We borrow to classical
sinfonie idea two elements:
1) The diversity of timbres
2) The diversity of movements
Modern work, the diversity of timbres is produced with the variety of styles & tones expanded
through the eight movements. Behind his symbolist libretto, Birds Believes propose a plurality
of the instrument's approachs.
Birds Believes is a story about winged creatures & their singing.
Movement 1, "Dusk Hides inside Down" :
What is distinguishing dawn from dusk? What is separating night from day?
A dawn here is always a dusk else.
Movement 2, "Dream of a Birdsong" : Day's hatching, joy of first singing on the visible branch.
Movement 3, "Birds in Flight" : Spreading one's wings, & flying rejoicing across the Sky.
Movement 4, "Murder in Full Flight" : Irruption of the death, pain, & the fall on Earth.
Movement 5, "The Feast of the Buzzards" : Interiorization of the idea of Death and conflicts
near the corpse, big antagonist Day of the terrible crossing between Sky & Earth.
Movement 6, "The Raven's Head" : Interiorization of native fate and willpower of fight for a
Stay, despite of the Sky & Earth's tear, despite of the sovereign Night.
Movement 7, "Blue Colt": The diurnal & nocturnal plenitude of the Sky and Earth flight,
under a cosmic night.
Movement 8, "Winter Migration" : The migration seasonal cycle is accomplished. The ultimate
taking wing hangs from a dusk which is not the suspension of Night & Day's tears, but the Light of
Nightfall, union of Sky & Earth inside Mystery.
"Dawndusk" _ Hölderlin.
The Blues Mavericks (Ken Erickson)
Paul Clark : David Cross band or SY3ERIA
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