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"My initial difficulty in listening quickly changed to fascination. charnière is a learning and mind opening experience worth every effort." - Tina Kiik, Wholenote
Les roches chantent offers music composed after journeys up in the far North and in a village at the door of the Great North. The trip ends by a piece which changes by the time, the day and the place where the musician is located.
The story about a singer tied to railways tracks in the middle of the desert; a myopic monster who marches towards her; a romantic lead who would like to save her; and two military trains rushing towards each other.
SMCQ
Gougeon, Rea, Varèse, Longtin
Denis Gougeon, Michel Longtin, John Rea, Edgard Varèse
This recording is a souvenir of Guitar Québec '94, an international Guitar and Lute Festival held at Laval University in Quebec City, July 10-16, 1994.
Prevost/Menuhin
une aventure créatrice
André Prévost is one of Canada's most prolific composers and his works have gained international recognition. During the last 35 years he has produced over sixty major works, mainly for orchestra, soloist with orchestra, choir, as well as for various chamber music combinations.
Louise Bessette, piano and Martine Desroches, violin. Works by Jacques Hétu, André Prévost and Rodney Sharman.
Canadian composer Daniel Janke plays kora, a west African harp/lute and piano.Go to Top
