Lovescapes

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Lovescapes - "paysages d'amour" - The music of Johan Farjot extends the inner resonances of David Tepfer's very beautiful poems, made of quivers and the pain of love. On the road of the 88 temples of the island of Shikoku in Japan, the piano of Johan Farjot or that of David Kadouch, with the complicity of the violin of Geneviève Laurenceau, the viola of Arnaud Thorette, the flute of Mathilde Calderini unfolds a kaleidoscope of emotions served by the magnificent voices of Sandrine Piau, Stanislas de Barbeyrac, Delphine Haidan, Ambroisine Bré, Jeanne Gérard... and the exceptional participation of Rosemary Standley: "It is a polyglot project, which matches my aesthetic," says Johan Farjot, "influenced by American music (the minimalists or Aaron Copland, whose soundscapes are there, in the background). But I remain marked by the French school and I embrace this tonal heritage, now that the war of the 'atonals' against the 'tonals' is behind us."