Ludi Chassol

• 1Ouverture00:27
• 2Les règles04:31
• 3Sirine00:23
• 4Concerto pour batterie et cour de récréation08:44
• 5Savana, Céline, Aya, Pt. 100:59
• 6Savana, Céline, Aya, Pt. 203:03
• 7Your Hands01:05
• 8Koh & Sam01:12
• 9Mikado Walking02:07
• 10Poltergeist01:43
• 11Esatabemakuru01:10
• 12Tetris Synths00:20
• 13Tetris Crystal01:02
• 14I Think the Game, Pt. 100:51
• 15I Think the Game, Pt. 201:20
• 16I Think the Game, Pt. 303:14
• 17I Think the Game, Pt. 401:21
• 18Dribbles & Beats02:06
• 19Camarades03:53
• 20Rollercoaster, Pt. 101:34
• 21Rollercoaster, Pt. 202:40
• 22On Top00:35
• 23I Love Vertigo02:26
• 24Game Rule01:41
• 25Le jeu de la phrase04:25
• 26Wolf Music01:17
• 27Les anneaux de Saturne02:56
• 28Wolf Music (Finale)00:27
• 29Générique (Benjamin)03:35
• 30Slowcoaster01:46
• Total Runtime01:02:53

Info zu Ludi

Ludi is a musical film inspired by the novel Das Glasperlenspiel, The Glass Bead Game, by the German author Hermann Hesse. Third studio album after Indiamore (2013) and Big Sun (2015), Chassol explores the theme of the game according to the four categories it includes: competition, chance, simulacrum and vertigo. The themes become a visual and musical interpretation that combines animation, documentary techniques and special effects. Pushing the limits of virtuosity, Chassol delivers a third poetic and ambitious album.

Christophe Chassol is reshuffling the deck. After making his name worldwide with three magnificent ultrascore compositions (Nola Cherie in 2011, Indiamore in 2013 and Big Sun in 2015), working with Solange and Frank Ocean, and playing the most prestigious halls, he’s taking his quest to arrange reality even further with Ludi, his new project that includes an album, film and show. It’s play - an all-important word in music - that underscores this impressive, masterful construction freely inspired by Hermann Hesse’s The Glass Bead Game. Everything is part of the melody: a playground or basketball players in the suburbs, an arcade in Tokyo, a roller coaster, singer Crystal Kay and rapper Kohh. Solo musicians were filmed in rehearsal, like flautist Jocelyn Mienniel and the composer’s partner, drummer Mathieu Edward, who managed to reprise on stage Chassol drew from the great German author’s utopic book, where music, mathematics, aesthetics and spirituality intermingle, to create a passionate work produced by Bertrand Burgalat’s label Tricatel that once again justifies his special place in the musical landscape.

Christophe Chassol

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