Mengamati Jembatan Saint Denis Pleyel Bridge Paris Dimana Alam Menjadi Musisinya
The Musical Bridge where The Sun, The Rain and The Wind are The Musicians
Heat of the sun induce the vibration
Between the two stations of Pleyel and Saint-Denis Stade de France, the Franchissement Urbain Pleyel provides an opportunity to create a public space at the heart of the city that, beyond its functional link, becomes a place of habitation, transit, but also a place of relaxation, residence, development of urban pleasures.
Rain impact on these circular object create sound
The hosting structures of the possible programs are inseparable from the crossings. They enhance the programs by making the structure livable, readable at all scales—close in the pedestrian path and distant in the city's skyline. The three superstructures shape the urban landscape, forming rocks and spider-like compositions that develop in the sky of Saint-Denis, creating moments along the pedestrian journey.
A couples of Ircam Researchers record the Sound of String create by The Wind.
The String tune as harmonize of Sacre Coeur Bell Tune.
The land sound artwork Promenade Sonore : Vent, Soleil, Pluie is a sonic promenade in three parts, imagined and composed by sound artist Nadine Schütz for the public space that is the Pleyel footbridge. Three sculptural sound-generating instruments were created specifically for the three supporting structures, each corresponding to a meteorological element. They create a relaxing landscape ambience that varies the perception of the site's materiality, spatiality and climate. Wind, sun and rain are the musicians.
This Architecural Sound Artwork results from a close collaboration between the sound architect and composer Nadine Schütz and the architect-engineer Marc Mimram. It proposes a new approach to art and music in public spaces by considering them an integral part of a place-making process. The three sound installations combine mechanical and electro-acoustic as well as pre-recorded and generative components that augment each other, thus exploring composition based on environmental interaction in different ways.
