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EPISODE · Aug 20, 2021 · 31 MIN

3.13 A Discussion with Pierre Estève — Part 1

from What Now with Simo

Atlantis: The Lost Tales: “Sunriders” special remix (@ 0:00) — Introduction — Welcome — Composer and artist — Sound experimentation — Recording company Shooting Star — Non-profit organisation Art Science 21 — Crossroads of art, science, and sustainability — Bandcamp page — Website — Something special coming — Vangelis — Music and friendship — Closer relationship — YouTube — Huge instrument collection — Flowers of Change — A special project — Collaborative — Forests of flowers — From recycled plastic bottles — Interactive — Light and sound — Like a video game — Evolving — Augmented reality — Grenoble, France — Flowers of Change, Flowers of the Anthropocene — Changes — Transhumanism — Science, nature, and biomimicry — Immersive experiences — Mix of music and sound effects — Generative music — More composed parts — The forest in Atlantis 4 and the Flowers of Change forest — Atlantis Evolution: “Quiet Stream” (@ 12:50) — Sound design — All part of the same thing — Tuning sound effects — Ron Jones and his music for Star Trek: The Next Generation — Atlantis Evolution soundtrack — Ambient sounds and music — Field recordings — Canarias (Canary Islands) — One of the possible locations for Atlantis — Greece — Atlantis Evolution: “Pillars of Heracles” (@ 19:03) — Atlantis: The Lost Tales: “Muria” (@ 20:51, featuring Alyssa Landry) — The water considered as an instrument — The rhythm of the waves — Catching the essence — Opera — Everything counts — Sergio Leone and Ennio Morricone — Once Upon a Time in the West — Fitting scene to music — With the music removed — Only the meaningful sounds — Freedom from realism — Field of Dreams example — When you’re an artist — Atlantis II: “Rhea’s Garden” (@ 27:05)

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