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Yann Tiersen - Stang Al Laedroun (The Lost Notebook - EUSA)
“Stang al Laedroun” is a piano piece by the French composer and multi-instrumentalist Yann Tiersen. The work appears on The Lost Notebook – EUSA, a short release that continues the musical world of his solo piano album EUSA.
Recorded at Eskal Studio on the island of Ushant (Eusa in Breton), the EP presents two minimalist piano pieces — “Kleier Lambaol” and “Stang al Laedroun.” Both compositions were originally written in 2015 during the sessions for the EUSA project but were released later as part of the “Lost Notebook” concept, reflecting sketches and ideas that remained outside the original album.
The music of the EUSA cycle is closely tied to the geography of Ushant, Tiersen’s home island in Brittany. Each piece is inspired by a specific place on the island, creating a kind of musical cartography where landscape, memory, and sound become interconnected.
Stang al Laedroun reflects Tiersen’s characteristic minimalist language: repeating patterns, delicate harmonic movement, and an understated melodic line that gradually unfolds over time. The result is a quietly contemplative piece where atmosphere and resonance play a central role.
🎧 more Yann Tiersen: youtube.com/playlist?list=PLWv6irCJGAKIGv4Ikqc1ZltkjJ507g3M4&si=GJc_H13fPEmtaq51
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Yann Tiersen - Stang Al Laedroun (The Lost Notebook - EUSA)
“Stang al Laedroun” is a piano piece by the French composer and multi-instrumentalist Yann Tiersen. The work appears on The Lost Notebook – EUSA, a short release that continues the musical world of his solo piano album EUSA.
Recorded at Eskal Studio on the island of Ushant (Eusa in Breton), the EP presents two minimalist piano pieces — “Kleier Lambaol” and “Stang al Laedroun.” Both compositions were originally written in 2015 during the sessions for the EUSA project but were released later as part of the “Lost Notebook” concept, reflecting sketches and ideas that remained outside the original album.
The music of the EUSA cycle is closely tied to the geography of Ushant, Tiersen’s home island in Brittany. Each piece is inspired by a specific place on the island, creating a kind of musical cartography where landscape, memory, and sound become interconnected.
Stang al Laedroun reflects Tiersen’s characteristic minimalist language: repeating patterns, delicate harmonic movement, and an understated melodic line that gradually unfolds over time. The result is a quietly contemplative piece where atmosphere and resonance play a central role.
🎧 more Yann Tiersen: youtube.com/playlist?list=PLWv6irCJGAKIGv4Ikqc1ZltkjJ507g3M4&si=GJc_H13fPEmtaq51
Coversart streamings / socials:
https://linktr.ee/Coversart
#yanntiersen #piano #neoclassical #ambient #minimalism #pianomusic
