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Louis Sclavis
An unusual poly-instrumentalist (mainly clarinet) and film composer, Louis
Sclavis is a leading figure in European jazz and improvised music. Winner of the
Django Reinhardt prize in 1988 and a Django d'or in 1993, he is featured on the
albums Chine (1987), Ellington On the Air (1992) and L'Imparfait des Langues
(2007). 2012 saw the return of the trio formed with Aldo Romano and Henri
Texier, and the release of the Atlas Trio album, Sources.
Quai Sud
Louis Sclavis, Gilles Coronado and Benjamin MoussayMigration
Louis Sclavis, Gilles Coronado and Benjamin MoussayRoad to Karaganda
Louis Sclavis, Gilles Coronado and Benjamin MoussayDresseur de Nuages
Louis Sclavis, Gilles Coronado and Benjamin MoussaySources
Louis Sclavis, Gilles Coronado and Benjamin MoussayOutside of Maps
Louis Sclavis, Gilles Coronado and Benjamin MoussayQuai Sud
Louis Sclavis, Gilles Coronado and Benjamin MoussaySources
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Migration
Louis Sclavis, Gilles Coronado and Benjamin MoussaySources
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Road to Karaganda
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Dresseur de Nuages
Louis Sclavis, Gilles Coronado and Benjamin MoussaySources
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Sources
Louis Sclavis, Gilles Coronado and Benjamin MoussaySources
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Outside of Maps
Louis Sclavis, Gilles Coronado and Benjamin MoussaySources
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