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Les chants de la mer
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Lithophones en folie
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L'oreille vagabonde
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Vox Æternam
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Gilles Fresnais Quebec City, Québec
Gilles Fresnais is a Canadian composer of electroacoustic music. One of the essential aspects of his music is the search for structure : he seeks to represent a story or a promise, that is to say something that goes forward, that moves forward. He seeks to take the listener to other sound spaces and to open up new horizons. It's then that what he proposes is more than sound; it can become music. ... more
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