Hello,
All started here: the moment wich changed my life forever. :0)
I started learning music in the mid-70s when I was a kid. Fascinated. After 2 years of music theory, I needed to choose an instrument. I wanted to play the piano, but it was a too big dream then. My parents couldn't afford to buy me a piano. It was very expensive. So I chose to play the saxophone. They sacrificed themselves to buy me a beautiful alto saxophone Selmer Mark VII. They believed in me, for sure. I learned to play the saxophone while continuing to study theory in parallel. I then took my first steps live by joining a small local jazzband, but also the harmonic band (a city band that plays for events). Great adventures! A lot of fun and laughter. Camaraderie..
I ended up leaving the saxophone in its case a few years later. Before I finally buy a guitar and learn to play. But it will be in another story that I will tell soon. A life playing blues and rock'n roll.. before finally starting to compose electronic music, somewhere in 2008. And here I am!
My meeting with electronic music was also made at that time, towards the end of the 70s when Jean Michel Jarre released his first Album "Oxygène" (1976). It was really kind of alien space music at this time. The beginnings of electronic music!
If you still have these cardboard glasses to view 3d, you can put them. :0) (Edit: The video link was broken, I change it by a standard version).
Jean Michel Jarre, Oxygène - Live in your living room.
See you soon.. Space Rockers!
With #Love! :0)
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