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    Max Richter live at Cercle Odyssey, Paris, France



    Max Richter joined Cercle Odyssey for a rare and intimate performance in Paris. With his signature blend of classical textures, he created a captivating, immersive experience where time seemed to stand still.

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    ABOUT THE ARTIST: MAX RICHTER

    Max Richter is one of the most acclaimed composers of his generation, known for blending traditional orchestration with modern electronic elements. His music translates profound human experiences into immersive soundscapes. Max Richter has composed for ballet, fashion, cinema, and television, working with visionaries like Wayne McGregor, Denis Villeneuve, and Martin Scorsese. His landmark project “SLEEP”, an 8½-hour exploration of sound and the sleeping mind has celebrated its tenth anniversary this year.

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    TRACKLIST

    00:00:00 They Will Shade Us With Their Wings
    00:09:41 Life Study 1
    00:10:19 A Colour Field (Holocene)
    00:12:30 Life Study 2
    00:13:50 And Some Will Fall
    00:22:11 No Name
    00:30:06 Life Study 3
    00:31:02 The Poetry of Earth (Geophony)
    00:34:43 Life Study 4
    00:35:16 Only Silent Words
    00:37:34 Life Study 5
    00:38:02 Late and Soon
    00:45:00 Life Study 6
    00:45:38 Andante
    00:49:03 Life Study 7
    00:50:10 A Time Mirror (Biophony)
    00:54:12 Life Study 8
    00:54:39 Love Song (Nocturnal)
    01:00:45 Life Study 9

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    A show created by Derek Barbolla.
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    6. @18CARDONE on

      Simply wonderful. Richter has the ability to transform the minimalist genre into a journey of the soul. The melodies repeat continuously, yet something new always happens, like a circular dance upon which a beneficial rain falls. It's rare to achieve such a pared-down musical language, so simple yet profound. It's simply moving.❤

    11. @JeffLebows on

      la musique est top par contre les images autour, le concept des écrans tout autour dilue la présence de la musique.
      J'ai participé à Cercle Odyssey , au bout de quelques minutes j'ai fermé les yeux pour me laisser porter par la musique.
      Les écrans influencent la reception de la musique, c'est comme si la musique était secondaire , dommage c'est à la base un concert.

    12. @anitak2477 on

      Holy cow whats the no name song 😢 this guy is incredible and so are those who play alongside with him 👏🏽 amazing talent so incredibly touching wow 👏🏽

    14. @AuroMelodicTechno on

      The sound design here is on another level. This is exactly why I fell in love with Melodic Techno. That bassline transition at 2:45 is pure magic! Thanks for keeping the scene alive. 🌑🔥

    18. @AlejandroReymundo-s7s on

      Hi! Just a small note in case it’s helpful — the piece starting at 45:38 in Max Richter’s recital appears to be “Movement, Before All Flowers” rather than “Andante.”
      Movement, Before All Flowers: https://youtu.be/xypyGjJq2jk?si=xfs9nXKQGQZ7dbp0
      Andante: https://youtu.be/WznUfUCxytI?si=d9w5PxFEFMREh5o2
      I’m mentioning it only because it’s such a beautiful and widely listened-to moment in the performance (as YouTube also reflects), and it might be nice for it to be credited correctly.
      Thank you for sharing this wonderful recital.

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