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Laurent Durupt - Sonate en triOhm - w/score follower

trio for percussions and live electronics Live recording of the premiere in september 2011 by Ensemble LINKS Stanislas Delannoy (1), Clément Delmas (2), Rémi Durupt (3) percussions 0:00'' Praeluradium for snare drum solo (1) 5:50'' Allemande Geiger Müller for bass drum (1,2,3) 10:22'' Courante Alternative (1,2,3) 15:30'' Air nucléé for vibraphone solo (3) 23:42'' Sarabande passante (1,2,3) 28:36'' Folie en traitement (1,2) for marimba duet 33:37'' Gigue à octets (1,2,3) The Sonata in triOhm owes its name to two key aspects: firstly, its structure, which mirrors the layout of a Baroque trio sonata, even incorporating the theme of Corelli's Folia; and secondly, the fact that it was composed as a response to the Fukushima disaster. Electricity (as evidenced by the nuclear symbol marked on the percussion instruments) serves as the central theme throughout the work, which is comprised of seven interconnected movements, much like the seven stages of disaster. Each movement explores the relationship between trust and distrust that the performer may have with the machine, which plays with the idea of short-circuiting the soundtrack in Praeluradium, making the bass drum jump in the Allemande, and subtly varying the tempos for the three musicians in the Courante, among other effects. This score is intended as a playful meditation on the issue of nuclear control and the danger of believing it can be mastered.