Serge Houppin & Henry Torgue - Vertiges - 2001Hopi Mesa, Hopimesa 3063942MP3 - Instrumental - 460 kbps VBR - 66 MB01. Ad lib02. Le Concile des Zoogs03. Le Train Nu04. Le Serment d'Alice05. Oú va le monde06. Malacca Bay07. Aruana Song08. Plume09. Asraï10. Salle d'Ecpéranca11. L'Angelie12. Soap13. Belvédère du doute14. Paupières de Sable46:36 minPlayed by Serge Houppin (guitar) & Henry Torgue (keyboards)withVincent Courtois - celloAnne-Flore Houppin - voiceAlain Lafuente - percussionNicolas Mizrachi - celloPatrick Reboud - accordionProduced by Serge Houppin & Henry Torgue* * * * *VERTIGESby Robert BriatteIn the kingdom of everyday fantasy, the headless queen sets our heart in a whirl. This is what Vertiges, the new album by Henry Torgue and Serge Houppin, with its attractive and mysterious sleeve, shows us from the very outset.
A red flower blooming in an urban greyness, a modern lady-in-waiting trapped in concrete, or a puppet, seduced and abandoned there by some vague worshipper?
The reply to the torments of this dervish in a scarlet dress, with enticing legs calling out to those wonderful clouds for help, can be heard in these pieces of music.
It is a music that is full of many other images, pushing its inclination for dizzying heights to the upper reaches of the sky. Dance, or rather a series of dances, the fourteen pieces in this collection pays tribute to the ballet or the staging that inspired them.
This music should be heard loud, very loud, to the point of feeling dizzy.
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