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Robert Marcel Lepage: Film and TV Music

Robert Marcel Lepage

Robert Marcel Lepage has composed the music for two documentary full-length films: PARIS1919 and The Art of Documentary. Three tv projects with France are also on their way. Furthermore, Lepage is two-time Gémeaux Prize nominee, this year: his film musics of Nestor et les oubliés by Benoit Pilon (music performed by Luzio Altobelli, Jean-Félix Mailloux, Yanik Cloutier, and Isaiah Ceccarelli); and Chez Schwartz’s by Gary Beitel (with Normand Guilbeault, Maxime Séguin, Claude Lavergne, Yanik Cloutier, and Sean Craig) have been selected.

Posted August 12, 2008 in What’s New   |9102|


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Revue & Corrigée Investigates: Why Do you Make CDs?

Jean-François Denis Bertrand Denzler Martin Tétreault

The French magazine Revue & Corrigée (#76, June 2008) has published an impelling article Pourquoi faites-vous des disques? (“Why do you make CDs?”). Jérôme Noetinger, remembering the 1987 Libération special issue asking “Why do you make films?” and the answer by Jean-Luc Godard (“I make movies to avoid the why question”), has decided to ask "the why question" to about 40 artists and producers, among whom: Jean-François Denis, Bertrand Denzler, Bernard Fort, Lionel Marchetti, Martin Tétreault, Carole Rieussec, Joëlle Léandre

Posted June 26, 2008 in What’s New   |9060|


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About Tom Walsh

Tom Walsh

Tom Walsh has 2 CD releases on the ombú label coming this summer:

  • Virtual Bone: solos, duos, and trios featuring his trombone-sampler exploring alongside “altists” Jean Derome, John Oswald & Richard Underhill plus Pierre Tanguay’s rhythmic garniture;
  • Tectonic Shift: Tom Walsh’s “Lyric Trio” based in Europe (with drummer Balázs Elemér & bass virtuoso Sandai Mátyás) recorded live at the closing show of the 2006 Budapest Fall Festival. Featuring Richard Underhill.

Moreover, Tom Walsh is in pre-production of a vocal-based release of his lyric songs featuring prominent vocalists from around the world.

Posted May 23, 2008 in What’s New   |8984|


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News from Ganesh Anandan

Ganesh Anandan

After several solo concerts, residencies and collaborations in Italy, Austria, Czech Republic and Germany, percussionist, improviser, instrument builder Ganesh Anandan is back in Montréal until mid-June. He is presently mixing a CD he did in Wuppertal (Germany) with daxophonist Hans Reichel. The CD entitled Self Made focuses on two instruments builders and their respective instrument, namely the Daxophone and Shruti Stick. Afterwards, Ganesh Anandan will return to Prague, his home base in Europe for the summer, with concerts and collaborations in various places.

Posted May 20, 2008 in What’s New   |8982|


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News from MaryClare Brzytwa

Bebe Donkey MaryClare Brzytwa

MaryClare Brzytwa has just moved to Switzerland to curate an online radio station of experimental sound art, “village nomade radio”. She is also performing in a musical written by Kevin Blechdom — entitled Recantata — “which addresses America’s widespread obsession with cults and satanic activity during the eighties as seen through the eyes of a small town”.

Posted May 8, 2008 in What’s New   |8969|


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