MATRIXSYNTH: Tim Blake and Jean-Philippe Rykiel


Wednesday, September 13, 2006

Tim Blake and Jean-Philippe Rykiel

via frederic.

"It is Tim Blake in concert in Orsay (near Paris) 4th november 1978 with Jean-Philippe Rykiel (who is sadly blind but marvelous on a minimoog)."

More on Tim Blake on his official website. I couldn't find an official website for Jean-Philippe Rykiel, so if you know of one please comment. Here is what Google has for him.

Update via frederic:
"Here is a short biography of Jean-Philippe Rykiel"

Update via Mikael in the comments:
"Synth/gear spotting: Minimoog x2, Korg Polyphonic ensemble PE-2000 x2 (listen to the wonderful sounding strings on Blake's New Jerusalem, that's the PE-2000), Roland system 100 (incl main-unit 101, expander unit 102 as well as the 104 sequencer), Yamaha CP-30 electronic piano and Oberheim mini-sequencer.

During the subsequent 1979 tour Blake was using a Moog modular system 55 (replacing the system 100) and a Yamaha CS-80 alongside the Minimoog, the two Synthi-A's and PE-2000."

4 comments:

  1. Is that a vcs4? I had remembered seeing one on the EMS product history page and when I looked it up again just now it states that it is basically 2 vcs3's with some additional mixer modules and a KB all housed in a wooden cabinet. There was only one ever made and it was lost track of.

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  2. Wow, more great pics from Frederic.

    To the best of my knowledge, that's just two Synthi-A's built into a custom case.

    Synth/gear spotting: Minimoog x2, Korg Polyphonic ensemble PE-2000 x2 (listen to the wonderful sounding strings on Blake's New Jerusalem, that's the PE-2000), Roland system 100 (incl main-unit 101, expander unit 102 as well as the 104 sequencer), Yamaha CP-30 electronic piano and Oberheim mini-sequencer.

    During the subsequent 1979 tour Blake was using a Moog modular system 55 (replacing the system 100) and a Yamaha CS-80 alongside the Minimoog, the two Synthi-A's and PE-2000.

    Mikael

    P.S. thanks for the tickets Frederic :)

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  3. Dear Mister Matrix,

    In the title, it is not jean-philippe BYKIEL but jean-philippe RYKIEL ! :-)))

    Hello also to Mikael ! :-)))

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  4. Oops! Sorry about that frederic. I must have been subconsciously thinking about riding my bicycle. : ) Post updated! Thanks!

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