[gunnar_hansen]

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Bjork’s next album, “Biophilia,” is due to arrive this fall with a smartphone app built around every song: apps that diagram the song in both conventional music notation and invented graphic notation, that remap the songs as scientific phenomena like (among other things) planetary systems and crystal structures, that encourage listeners to toy with components of the music to create songs of their own.

“I’m excited to embrace a different handshake between the object and sound,” Bjork said in an e-mail. “It seems like every couple of decades this takes a somersault, and I enjoy the fresh point of view, like the honeymoon of the new format where you can really have an effect on the overall direction, and things like enjoyment, love and freedom matter again.”

She added, “I definitely wanted the songs to be a spatial experience, where you can play with lightning or a crystal or the full moon and the song changes. I would like to feel the apps are equal to the song in the same way I have always aimed for the music video to be equal to the song: the 1+1 is 3 thing. Not that it works every time, but you have to aim for it.”

NYtimes.com +++

[cdric]

c'est dôle, MIA vient de poster ce lien, sur les derniers bijoux de sa sœur dont 1 me fait penser au bidule vert





edit: en première paage de l'article du NYTimes

June 26, 2011
The evolving world of music: Bjork, above left, is working on an album, "Biophilia," that will have smartphone apps.

Ce message a été modifié par cdric : 22 juin 2011 - 17:01

[batabid]

gunnar_hansen, le 22 juin 2011 - 16:13 , a dit :

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Bjork’s next album, “Biophilia,” is due to arrive this fall with a smartphone app built around every song: apps that diagram the song in both conventional music notation and invented graphic notation, that remap the songs as scientific phenomena like (among other things) planetary systems and crystal structures, that encourage listeners to toy with components of the music to create songs of their own.

“I’m excited to embrace a different handshake between the object and sound,” Bjork said in an e-mail. “It seems like every couple of decades this takes a somersault, and I enjoy the fresh point of view, like the honeymoon of the new format where you can really have an effect on the overall direction, and things like enjoyment, love and freedom matter again.”

She added, “I definitely wanted the songs to be a spatial experience, where you can play with lightning or a crystal or the full moon and the song changes. I would like to feel the apps are equal to the song in the same way I have always aimed for the music video to be equal to the song: the 1+1 is 3 thing. Not that it works every time, but you have to aim for it.”

NYtimes.com +++

On dirait que l'image est issue de l'application "Virus"

[darkjedi]

cdric, le 22 juin 2011 - 16:56 , a dit :

c'est dôle, MIA vient de poster ce lien, sur les derniers bijoux de sa sœur dont 1 me fait penser au bidule vert





edit: en première paage de l'article du NYTimes

June 26, 2011
The evolving world of music: Bjork, above left, is working on an album, "Biophilia," that will have smartphone apps.

la photo date de mai 2009, je pense qu'elle n'a aucun rapport (si ce n'est que bjork a un iphone entre les mains

"NEW YORK - MAY 08: Singer Bjork and singer David Longstreth of The Dirty Projectors dj the Housing Works Bookstore 'Live from Home' After Party at the Cooper Square Hotel on May 8, 2009 in New York City. (Photo by Roger Kisby/Getty Images)"

http://www.gettyimag...s-Entertainment

Ce message a été modifié par darkjedi : 22 juin 2011 - 17:48

[bjonker]

Donc on sait qu'il y aurait 10 petites appli dans un grande avec une interaction sur la music et le visuel qui en découle

Jonas Sen indique sur FB que l'appli contiendra aussi des partitions (arrangements clavier)

(enfin on m'a dit, pas vérifié l'annonce -pas bien- mais bon )

Ce message a été modifié par bjonker : 28 juin 2011 - 13:51

[mike]

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Björk and me did keyboard arrangements of all the Biofilia songs. The scores will be included in the iPad version of Biofilia.

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It's scores (sheet music) that are meant to be used to perform the songs. Or ssimply get to know them better like they did in the 19th century!

c'est la citation tirée du facebook de Jonas Sen

[bjonker]

très bien merci mike (pas de facebook)

[gunnar_hansen]

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Each track will contain ten "levels": the song, an interactive game themed around the song, musical animation, an animated score, animated lyrics, a graphical interpretation of the score, an academic essay on the unusual things going on in the song, archival footage from National Geographic and the BBC, unique content specific to each song and different from every other, and special photographic content.

The Quietus+++

[pierro]

De quoi faire les autistes devant nos écrans d'Ipad/phone/touch

Ce message a été modifié par pierro : 30 juin 2011 - 18:49

[benjicok]

on n'a pas attendu Björk pour ça

[cdric]

gunnar_hansen, le 30 juin 2011 - 18:14 , a dit :

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Each track will contain ten "levels": the song, an interactive game themed around the song, musical animation, an animated score, animated lyrics, a graphical interpretation of the score, an academic essay on the unusual things going on in the song, archival footage from National Geographic and the BBC, unique content specific to each song and different from every other, and special photographic content.

The Quietus+++

ça fait option réveil aussi?
impatient de connaître le prix

[pierro]

cdric, le 30 juin 2011 - 19:57 , a dit :

impatient de connaître le prix

C'était à l'émission de radio sur Debut, que le mec avait évoqué un prix autour d'un euro l'application. Mais 1 euro pour tout ça, ça fait limite cadeau quand même, alors que 1 euros pour chaque level, ça fait un peu cher.

[frostisobel]

kekeland, le 30 juin 2011 - 17:20 , a dit :

Je crois que quelqu'un avait déjà posé la question mais je ne sais plus où...donc désolé par avance pour la réédite.

Est ce que l'application biophilia est également prévu pour les tab sous android genre l'acer?

(The developers have not yet decided whether to reprogram the apps for Android devices.)