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The transdisciplinary Architecture and Music collection provokes new reflections on the relationships between space and sound. Whether these angles of approach are artistic, educational, sociological, anthropological, historical, political, it is a question of identifying these links that we maintain, develop, or create with the sound and architectural space.
Texts by: Michel Retbi, Catherine Basset, Aurélia Barbier-Domaradzka, Jérôme Cambon, Sébastien Biset, Jean-Philippe Velu, Matteo Melioli, Eric De Visscher, Benedict Mason, Arnaud Hollard, François Nicolas, Laëtitia Derbez, Carlotta Daro, Gregoire Chelkoff, Carl Skelton
Texts collected by Jean-Philippe Velu
BOOK PUBLISHED WITH CONTEST FROM CNL
The transdisciplinary Architecture and Music collection provokes new reflections on the relationships between space and sound. Whether these angles of approach are artistic, educational, sociological, anthropological, historical, political, it is a question of identifying these links that we maintain, develop, or create with the sound and architectural space.
Texts by: Michel Retbi, Catherine Basset, Aurélia Barbier-Domaradzka, Jérôme Cambon, Sébastien Biset, Jean-Philippe Velu, Matteo Melioli, Eric De Visscher, Benedict Mason, Arnaud Hollard, François Nicolas, Laëtitia Derbez, Carlotta Daro, Gregoire Chelkoff, Carl Skelton
Work directed by Jean-Philippe Velu
PUBLICATION SUPPORTED BY THE CNL
ARCHITECTURE AND MUSIC
SPACE-SOUNDS-COMPANY
JAZZ - ACOUSTIC
ARCHITECTURE - CITY
This work is the result of a conference held in May 2013 at ENSAPVS (Ecole Nationale d'Architecture Paris Val de Seine) at the initiative of the association AArchiMuse with the support of the School and the laboratory of musical acoustics from the University of Paris VI Pierre and Marie Curie.
The incidences and implications between Jazz, acoustics, architecture and city were addressed in a new way.
Musicians, acousticians, historians, anthropologists, physicists, architects, have pooled their expertise and experiences and sought to answer the question: what forms do these links between architecture, acoustics, city and Jazz music?
Texts by: Michel Retbi, Alain Foix, Jean-Christophe Sévin and Jean-Marc Fontaine, Yann Gaël Gicquel, Arnaud Hollard, Cécile Regnault, Catherine Semidor, Christian Sallenave, Emmanuel Merida, Anne Brus, Victoria Chavez, Bruno Suner, Michel Garcin, Jean-Dominique Polack, Hugues Genevois, Anne Françoise Jumeau, Emmanuelle Marin, David Trottin, Joël Simon, Patrick Villanueva, Sylvain Dubert, André Villéger.
Work published under the direction of Michel Retbi
Publication coordination: Jean-Philippe Velu
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