BJÖRK ~ Le Cirque En Chantier. Ile Seguin. Boulogne - Billancourt.

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 -- The Firsth show of the 6-date 2013 Paris residency (February 21st to March 8th) --

  ~ BIOFILIA TOUR 2013  ~

Biophilia is the musical project and overall eighth full-length studio album by Icelandic recording artist Björk. The album was released on 10 October 2011, over four years after her previous studio album, Volta (2007). The album is "partly recorded" on an iPad and, as well as a standard CD release, was released in the form of a series of apps. Biophilia is the world's "first app album" in collaboration with Apple. Björk has described the project as a multimedia collection "encompassing music, apps, Internet, installations, and live shows". Material from the album debuted during a concert series which was held in the summer of 2011 at the Manchester International Festival.

BJÖRK (Band)

 

Björk Guðmundsdóttir — vocals, piano, keyboards, flute, harp, bass, guitar (1975–present)

+Band:
Matt Robertson : electronics, programming, keyboards, iPads & synthesizers
Manu Delago: hang drum, marimbas, percussion,  midi gamelan-celesta hybrid
Jónas Sen : midi-controlled pipe organ, harpsichord, organ & keyboards
Icelandic choir: Graduale Nobili - 20 members choir
Various custom built remote controlled instruments (Tesla Coils discharging - Four 11-stringed pendulums)
 David Attenborough: announcements (pre-recorded) 
 Animations by Stephen Malinowski

The Setlist

BJORK

Óskasteinn (Graduale Nobili Intro)(Traditional Hungarian song)

Thunderbolt (Biophilia - 2011)
Moon (Biophilia - 2011)
Crystalline (Biophilia - 2011)
Hollow (Biophilia - 2011)
Dark Matter (Biophilia - 2011)
Hidden Place (Vespertine - 2001)
Mouth's Cradle (Medúlla - 2004)
Virus (Biophilia - 2011)
Sacrifice (Biophilia - 2011)
Vertebræ by Vertebræ (Volta - 2007)
Where Is the Line? (Medúlla - 2004)
Pagan Poetry (Vespertine - 2001)
Mutual Core (Biophilia - 2011)
Cosmogony (Biophilia - 2011)
Solstice (Biophilia - 2011)

Encore

Band introductions
Possibly Maybe (Post - 1995)
Náttúra (Biophilia - 2011)
Declare Independence (Volta - 2007)

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Time Set : 1H42