Vincent Belanger & Anne Bisson - Conversations [UHQCD]
The multi-talented pianist and vocalist Anne Bisson and cellist Vincent Belanger collaborate for an album of musical "Conversations".
The album includes music composed by Belanger and Bisson along with Sylvie Massicote, Pierre Lenoir, David Chesky, Vincent's uncle Marc Belanger, and Fung Sou. The variety of composers brings a variety of styles to the table including Chinese music (sung in Mandarin), jazz, Latin rhythms, Bossa Nova, and songs of relationships and lost loves.
Tracklist:
1. Le vent souffle encore (The Wind Still Blows) - Sylvie Massicotte / Anne Bisson
2. Reverie Sentimentale (Sentimental Reverie) - Marc Belanger
3. Comme un Tango (Like a Tango) - Belanger
4. Fly Away - Pierre Lenoir / Anne Bisson
5. Sutton Place Chorinho - David Chesky
6. Dedethoven - Andre Gagnon
7. Spring Commitment - Fung Sou / Vincent Belanger
8. Fantasia for Morel Genesis
9. Wake Up! (It's Me)
10. Rupture
Musicians:
Anne Bisson, piano, vocals
Vincent Belanger, cello
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