Luc Ferrari was a French composer known for his electroacoustic music and recordings of natural sounds. He was a pioneer in the field of musique concrète, a technique that involves the manipulation of pre-existing recorded sounds to create new compositions. His body of work includes pieces that explore the intersection of sound and memory, as well as the use of found sounds and field recordings to create immersive sonic environments. Ferrari passed away in 2005, leaving behind a legacy of groundbreaking soundscapes and innovative compositions.