Fragments

Track Highlights

• Pièces froides, Danses De Travers No. 2 (Erik Satie) - Two Lanes (Erik Satie) — Rework by Two Lanes
• Gymnopédie No. 3 (Erik Satie) - Henrik Schwarz (Erik Satie) — Rework by Henrik Schwarz
• Gnossienne No. 1 (Erik Satie) - Monolink (Erik Satie) — Nostalgia Remix by Monolink
• Enfantillages pittoresques, Berceuse (Erik Satie) - Christian Loffler (Erik Satie) — Rework by Christian Loffler
• Avant-dernières pensées, I. Idylle (Erik Satie) - Snorri Hallgrimsson (Erik Satie) — Rework by Snorri Hallgrimsson
• Gymnopédie No. 3 (Erik Satie) - Pantha Du Prince (Erik Satie) — Rework by Pantha Du Prince
• Gnossienne No. 1 (Erik Satie) - Grandbrothers (Erik Satie) — Rework by Grandbrothers
• Sonneries de la rose et croix, Air De L'ordre (Erik Satie) - Moritz Fasbender (Erik Satie) — Rework by Moritz Fasbender
• Gymnopédie No. 1 (Erik Satie) - Dominik Eulberg (Erik Satie) — Rework by Dominik Eulberg
• Gnossienne No. 5 (Erik Satie) - French 79 (Erik Satie) — Rework by French 79

Personnel

• Erik Satie (Composer)
• Marc Fritsch (A&R)
• Lina Matschinko (A&R [Repertoire Coordinator])
• Bÿro (Artwork)
• Mareike Walter (Artwork)
• Arndt Kielstropp (Consultant [External Consulting])
• Karim Dabbèche (Illustration)
• Alexis Waltz (Liner Notes [Biography])
• Rebecca Franks (Liner Notes [Introduction Text])
• KR (Lacquer Cut By)

Significance

The album is significant as part of Deutsche Grammophon's series that aims to bridge the gap between classical and electronic music. It showcases how Satie's pioneering work in minimalism continues to influence contemporary music. Critics and listeners have generally responded positively to the album, praising the unique interpretations and high-quality sound. The album demonstrates Satie's lasting impact on music, with his compositions serving as a foundation for various genres, from ambient to rock. The reimagining of his pieces by electronic artists highlights the timelessness and adaptability of his work.