FÉLICIA ATKINSON / RICHARD CHARTIER - Ni Envers Ni Endroit Que Cette Roche Brûlante / Recurrence.Expansion LP Singer Songwriter Wattie"s voice seamlessly blends with

Wattie"s voice seamlessly blends with the instrumental flourishes made from "The Instrument"

The discovery of Doris Dennison's score represents a genuine musicological breakthrough—what once would have been "a tree falling in the woods" thirty years ago now holds the potential to render "a thunderous clap in our minds

and the rising enigma of alt-pop

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live performances (solo and duo with Michael Thieke) in interaction with the installations were taking place on all days

FÉLICIA ATKINSON / RICHARD CHARTIER - Ni Envers Ni Endroit Que Cette Roche Brûlante / Recurrence.Expansion LP Singer Songwriter Wattie"s voice seamlessly blends withFlicia Atkinsons Ni envers ni endroit que cette roche brlante (Pour Georgia OKeeffe) is approached as a meditation, not as meditative music, but as a reflection on the art of creation: how to inhabit ones creation, how to convey it, domesticate it and live with it. Drawing inspiration from the artist Georgia O Keeffe, both in her work as a painter and in the houses in which she lived in New Mexico, and even in the landscapes that surround them, Flicia