tǝɣǝrit
by Jacques Demierre & Anouck Genthon
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voyelles
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umno(p)
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homère
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racines
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septem
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about
Jacques Demierre : voice
Anouck Genthon : violin
Recorded February 27, 2017 by Blaise Favre in Yverdon-Les-Bains, Switzerland.
Mixed and mastered by Blaise Favre at Vietnet Studio.
Original compositions by Demierre and Barras reworked by Demierre and Genthon.
Jacques Demierre and Anouck Genthon's duo work is poetic and musical.
They perform pieces influenced by European experimental sound poetry and by the vocal and instrumental poetic tuareg tradition.
Both voice and violin draw on the poetic expression of speech and on the sung poetry with the accompaniment of the anzad ( tuareg one string fiddle from the Niger ).
Together they play a heterophonic soundscape of voice and strings, an intense and clear interweaving verbal and musical stuff, where sounds, breaths, frictions, silences, vowels and consonants trace their own way.
Anouck Genthon : violin
Recorded February 27, 2017 by Blaise Favre in Yverdon-Les-Bains, Switzerland.
Mixed and mastered by Blaise Favre at Vietnet Studio.
Original compositions by Demierre and Barras reworked by Demierre and Genthon.
Jacques Demierre and Anouck Genthon's duo work is poetic and musical.
They perform pieces influenced by European experimental sound poetry and by the vocal and instrumental poetic tuareg tradition.
Both voice and violin draw on the poetic expression of speech and on the sung poetry with the accompaniment of the anzad ( tuareg one string fiddle from the Niger ).
Together they play a heterophonic soundscape of voice and strings, an intense and clear interweaving verbal and musical stuff, where sounds, breaths, frictions, silences, vowels and consonants trace their own way.
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released September 3, 2020
The Confront Collectors Series issued one hundred albums between 2004 and 2019. This recording was ccs 88.
CD edition is SOLD OUT.
The Confront Collectors Series issued one hundred albums between 2004 and 2019. This recording was ccs 88.
CD edition is SOLD OUT.
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