Turlutte acadienne montréalaise - Sirens

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  • Опубліковано 17 жов 2024
  • By Canadian composer Marie-Claire Saindon "Turlutte acadienne montréalaise" captures the traditional Acadian and Québécois musical practice of the "turlutte" or mouth reel. Voices mimic fiddle reel melodies, while adding foot percussion or "podorythmie" in this lively piece. Mouth music has been a staple at kitchen parties across Atlantic Canada's Acadian communities for generations.
    Filmed at the historic Glenaladale House in Mount Stewart, Prince Edward Island, "Turlutte acadienne montréalaise" is imagined by Sirens through the
    artistic vision of award-winning Island filmmaker, Millefiore Clarke.
    You'll find "Turlutte acadienne montréalaise" on Sirens’ debut album, Boundless, released in 2020.
    For more information and to purchase a physical copy of our CD, visit:
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    "Turlutte acadienne montréalaise" Composer - Marie-Claire Saindon
    Videographer/Producer - Millefiore Clarkes
    Artistic Director - Kelsea McLean
    Album Producer - Jeff Reilly
    Recording/Mixing - Rod Sneddon
    Digital Post Production - John Adams, Stonehouse Sound
    Mastering - Simon Heyworth, Super Audio Mastering
    This recording and video were made possible thanks to the support of FACTOR and the government of Canada. #FACTORfunded

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