Kristen Nogues – Marc'h Gouez [LP] Contemporary / Classical / Modern Composition “Pour Stéphanie”) before signing off

“Pour Stéphanie”) before signing off with a flamboyant blues dedicated to him by Kessler for the occasion: “Blues For Hal”

but in a much more single-minded way

A meditation on and reckoning with the frequencies that we have given governance over our lives

which bleed at their edges into a continuous

Schitosoma Japonica (AKA Nihon Juketsu Kyuchu) were a cracked avant-garde

Kristen Nogues – Marc'h Gouez [LP] Contemporary / Classical / Modern Composition “Pour Stéphanie”) before signing off"Why would I sing in French? I have Breton culture, I speak Breton, I live in Brittany, and the Breton language is the language of this country So explained Kristen Nogus, of whom this is the first of the (rare) albums that she recorded March Gouez, is a fabulous voyage in space on each listening. Nogus learned the Breton language as a child, at the same time as the Celtic harp, taking lessons with Denise Mgevand, who would go on to teach others,