La Marmite Infernale – La Marmite Infernale – Vinyl (LP, Album), 1979 [r2935800] | Discogs. Community. Community.
The name "Marmite Infernale" translates to "Hellish Pot" or "Infernale Cauldron". This refers to the group's philosophy of mixing diverse musical "ingredients" (styles and personalities) into a single, simmering performance. The collective was instrumental in the "Imaginary Folklore" movement in France, which sought to create new musical traditions by deconstructing existing jazz and folk structures. Discography Context Download Marmite Infernale (1979) rar
is the self-titled debut album by the French large-scale jazz and free-improvisation ensemble of the same name, released in 1979 on the ARFI (Association à la Recherche d'un Folklore Imaginaire) label. La Marmite Infernale – La Marmite Infernale –
Based in Lyon, this collective is known for its experimental and avant-garde approach to jazz, often blending orchestral arrangements with spontaneous improvisation. Album Overview (1979) The name "Marmite Infernale" translates to "Hellish Pot"
The 1979 LP was the first major recording for the group, showcasing a massive lineup of talented French jazz musicians. ARFI (Reference: AM 001). Genre: Free Jazz / Avant-Garde.
The ensemble featured notable musicians such as Louis Sclavis (saxophones/clarinets), Jean Bolcato (double bass), Christian Rollet (drums), and Alain Gibert (trombone). Tracklist (1979 Vinyl Release)