BlahBlahCafe - Jean-Michel Jarre forum

moviemaker wrote:

GeeJee wrote:I have a modest 20".

Same here. A 20" from Mac.

20" here aswell, 2 of them linked together though ))

Since when has this became a thread about screen size?? :mryellow:
I still have a 10 year old 17" CRT but I can send the media to a 40" LCD thru DVI-connection.

Btw, that image of JMJ's silhouette is just a few clicks away in any photo edit program to fit any screen you like.

ralf, i send you a PM about the camcoder videos.. has you even READ IT ?

by the way, full concert is on my site till december 31. Then, all the files will be history....

Was funny during March 23 when JM sent a kiss to the audience!

Robbie wrote:Was funny during March 23 when JM sent a kiss to the audience!

And also funny was that Jarre hit the crowd during the sequence of Chronologie 6! What the hell he say?

Greetzzz...

He hit the crowd? :mryellow:

Just arrived via the post:

A DVD from a friend of mine who recorded the concert;-)
He has recorded it from sattelite en the picture qualaty is brilliant,although the sound is mono ;-(

I think there isn't a full stereo audio recording from the concert,but i am very happy to see it on my big television here!

Rest me to wish you all the best for 2007!

Greetz,Marco(Marcorporation)

www.digitalmastering.nl

Australian article


http://www.inthemix.com.au/news/intl/30 ... hara_night

other one:

http://uk.news.yahoo.com/17122006/364/j ... ncert.html

Thanks, we don't have much artciles like those here around.

“There’s only George Bush who can think that oil is more important than water, otherwise he would have invaded Canada instead of Iraq.”

I still love this quote!

Another 'behind the scenes' diary report

Photo gallery

http://muzyka.onet.pl/10172,45547,61569 ... lerie.html

http://www.cctv.com/program/cultureexpr ... 0905.shtml

"He's best known in his native France. But musician Jean Michel Jarre is no stranger to China. He's been here twice, in fact - the second trip during 2004's Year of French Culture. A versatile artist who works wonders with light and sound, Jarre has turned up on the dunes of Morocco, in the name of the planet we inhabit.

Jean Michel Jarre turned Morocco's sand dunes into his stage.

The platform was set up in the village of Merzouga, near the Algerian border, and nestled in Morocco's only genuine Erg - the regional term for a large expanse of desert sand.

Thousands of people came out for the show, held to draw attention to the global water crisis.

Amateur musicians were inspired to hold their own impromptu concert, as the crowd arrived.

Concert goer Sayeed said:"Jean Michel Jarre is here in Merzouga to send a message. He wants to let the whole world know that desertification is destroying the south of Morocco."

Jarre, as a United Nations Goodwill Ambassador, calls this exceptional show the "Water for Life" concert.

Presented under the auspices of UNESCO, and with support from the Kingdom of Morocco, the concert is a highlight of the U-N's International Year of Deserts and Desertification.

Musician Jean Michel Jarre said:"I think that sometimes a good song - a good painting, a good movie, a good book obviously - can tell you much more than long speeches or long campaigns..."

Surrounding the stage were seven screens, projecting images related to the crisis. All efforts were made to keep the show ecologically innocuous.

The screens, for instance, were anchored using water instead of concrete. Drinking fountains and power lines for the show will stay on site for use by the local community. "

Robbie wrote:The screens, for instance, were anchored using water instead of concrete. Drinking fountains and power lines for the show will stay on site for use by the local community. "

I didn't know!

The second part I knew, but not about the screens being anchored by water.

Thanks robbie!