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NO CEREMONY///, c'est l'exaltation malgré la souffrance. C'est un groupe qui prend les cendres de sa tristesse pour en faire des confettis, qui en fait des caisses quand le cœur n'y est plus et danse jusqu'à l'overdose même lorsque les jambes ne semblent plus pouvoir porter le corps. C'est de la dance de club pour soigner la dépression - une idée qui ne fonctionne et ne naît, semble-t-il, que dans les bas fonds de sainte-Manchester et qui a accompagné mes pires moments de spleen l'année passée.
(Waiting for) Lucy
Trusty & True
Astronaut
Blue Mountain
To Conquer Pain With Love
Blumi the Darkness
Between each show of the festival, we were kidnapping a person in the audience, which we were taking to a secret room where an artist was waiting.
Between the two of them, a unique experience :
a One To One concert.
Long Distance Call
Arte Concert Festival
Arte Concert Festival
Arte Concert Festival
Arte Concert Festival
Arte Concert Festival
Arte Concert Festival
Arte Concert Festival
Arte Concert Festival
Arte Concert Festival
Live at Bongo Joe Part. 2
Live at Bongo Joe Part. 1
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Welcome to the fourth episode of the Jim Beam Welcome Sessions, a series in which we’ll invite ar...
Welcome to the third episode of the Jim Beam Welcome Sessions, a series in which we’ll invite art...
Welcome to the second episode of the collaboration between La Blogothèque and Jim Beam.
...In New York City, winter 1949, strange percussive sounds are first heard emanating from a porch a...
Welcome to the beginning of a new collaboration between La Blogothèque and Jim Beam.
Justin Vernon and Cantus Domus come together to play a live edition of “Heavenly Father” from the soundtrack of Zach Braff’s film Wish I Was Here. Justin Vernon, the singer of Bon Iver, leads the song with the support Cantus Comus’ choral beats. The exclusive show is for one fan, Abby, who can barely make out “that was amazing” at the end of their performance.
