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Music
Dimanche 23 octobre de 14h30 à 18h30
1989 – Le Chant des harmoniques (France) – Hugo Zemp (France) – 38’– video, colour, french original version
Distribution : CNRS Images ; Sophie Deswarte ; tel. : 33 (0)1 45 07 56 91; fax : 33 (0)1 45 07 58 60 ; e-mail : deswarte@cnrs-bellevue.fr
Ethno-musicologist analysis of the diphonic singing by Hai Tran Quang during the visit of mongolian musicians in Paris.
1998 – Le Long Voyage de Tsogt – Xavier Simon (France) – 58’– video, colour, french original version
Distribution : AMIP, Xavier Carniaux, tel. : 33 (0)1 48 87 45 13, e-mail : amip@amip-multimedia.fr
Tsogt’s fate is to sing everywhere he goes. In Paris, this young nomadic herder tries to become an Opera singer.
2003 – Vièle à tête de cheval (France, Mongolia) – Ludovic Segarra et Philippe Truffault (France) – 26’– video, colour, french original version
Distribution : Profram33 ; tel. : 33 (0)1 48 07 33 33 ; e-mail : info@program33.com
This two strings instrument with its handle adorned by a horse head is the Mongolian emblem.
2004 – Sainkho Namtchylak (Russia,Tuva) – Guy Girard (France) – 45’– video, colour, french original version
Distribution : La Huit production ; tel. : 33 (0)1 53 44 70 88 ; e-mail : distribution@lahuit.fr
Sainkho is a female singer who combines traditional throat singing and jazz, but, according to some beliefs, practising this kind of singing is dangerous for women’s health.
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