Connesson · Les Chants de l'Agartha 1

Connesson · Les Chants de l'Agartha 1

Connesson · Les Chants de l'Agartha 1

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Enjoy Guillaume Connesson's Chamber Music played by extraordinary and engaged musicians

Guillaume Connesson * 1970
Les Chants de l'Agartha © 2008 by Gérard Billaudot Éditeur

1. Sous le désert de Mongolie
2. La bibliothéque des Savoirs perdus
3. Danse devant le Roi du Monde

Jérôme Pernoo, cello
Jérôme Ducros, piano

Also available on DVD

directed by Stéphan Aubé
edited by Uffe Borgwardt
sound production by Preben Iwan
camera · Dorte Bach and Henrik Nielsen
video assistant · Jacob Bundgaard
color grading · Christian Skriver

executive producer · Lars Fenger
produced by Louisiana Museum of Modern Art and Cubus Film
filmed and recorded at Louisiana Museum of Modern Art

© Louisiana Museum of Modern Art

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