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Christian Piednoir a.k.a. Alpha Lyra Nouvelle-Aquitaine, France
With music full of synthetic and repetitive music sounds and compositions since the 70's, Christian Piednoir, alias Alpha
Lyra, is considered as the most « cosmic musician » of France!
Minimalists songs, strings or chords, are mixed here with succes. Sometimes cyclic (Reich or Glass) sometimes complex (Eno or Schulze), Alpha Lyra's music puts real emotion into each of his albums.
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