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Les Eaux Du Mois D'Avril
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Acidus
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Insubmersible
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Forchevilles (Partie 1)
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Forchevilles (Partie 2)
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Elisabeth
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Alix Beucher Tours, France
Le guitariste Alix Beucher emprunte à la musique populaire américaine, au jazz européen et à la musique minimaliste pour créer un solo singulier et intime. Son écriture, colorée par le répertoire folk traditionnel, est autant traversée par les improvisateurs Bill Frisell et Jakob Bro que par les compositeurs Arvo Pärt et Philip Glass. ... more
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