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La banquise était un miroir La banquise était un miroir
In 2060, the ice-floe will be only a souvenir. No comments.
Le cri d'amour de la libellule Le cri d'amour de la libellule
Estuaire I Estuaire I
Piece for two clarinets and twoi pianos. Music for the estuary, in Gironde (France).
Estuaire II Estuaire II
La Chambre des nuages I La Chambre des nuages I
Piece written to a french poem : 'La Chambre des nuages' ('Room of clouds')
Im nebel Im nebel
It's a deutsch poem from Hermann Hesse : Im Nebel. I've composed the music on a yet composed instrumental song from mine : Chants d'Hiver. Evi Nieporte (austrian girl) say the poem in deutsch language, I say the poem in french language,
Demain dès l'aube Demain dès l'aube
A father goes on his daughter's tomb... It's a splendid poem from Victor Hugo. I recite on my music (classical guitars) So beautiful poem. 'Demain dès l'aube' / 'Tomorrow at Dawn'
Le dormeur du val Le dormeur du val
It's a french poem from A. Rimbaud. I recite in french language. A soldier sleeps in a valley... Sleeps ?...
Au bord Au bord
I've read that every hour, six animal species disappear . Yes. I am guilty, maybe. You're guilty, maybe. What to do ? I don't know. This piece is an instrumental classical song for acoustic nylon guitars and clarinets. The song is growing and
Ailes Ailes
Doux, doux. Douces guitares vaguement jazzy. Pas de paroles. J'adore jouer ce morceau. Sweet. Jazz guitars. No lyrics. I like play the guitars in this song.
C'est pas normal... C'est pas normal...
It's not normal circumstances if people without money must beg for some food in the streets or about charitable organizations. Some guys have too money. Too. This song is a musical bet. Only a bass (Edouard) and me (singer).
Legende de Chine Legende de Chine
Although human rights organisations have long held that organ harvests and trade in transplants from executed prisoners are common practice in China, Chinese government officials have persistently denied these charges... At the far end of horror ?
Le long de cette rue-là Le long de cette rue-là
Soft song. Nuns and a demolished nunnery in Perigueux, Dordogne. Chorus of three acoustic guitars, at the end of the song. Double bass / contrabass played by Edouard, other friend.
