Author: Sainte-Marie, Chloe

Release Date: 2002-09-17

Details: Product description 1. Mishapan nitassinan 2. Simple flexible breath 3. Little love ad 4. The road, the island and the summer 5. I walk to you 6. Growing despair 7. The blows given 8. Burns 9. Rap ​​n'reel 10. E pamutelan e peikussian- Innu 11. As in a movie 12. The great need 13. Fear of humans 14. Bickering 15. Talmaimmat 16. What must be said / Accordion – Francis Covan (tracks: 5, 12 , 14) Banjo, Mandolin – Guy Donis Bass, Guitar [Programming], Organ [Podorhythmy] – Réjean Bouchard Harmonica – Gilles Bélanger (tracks: 2), Guy Bélanger (tracks: 7, 12) Harmony Vocals – Ze Blender'z Organ [Hammond B3] – Pierre Flynn (tracks: 1) Percussion – Christian Laflamme Piano – Jean-Sébastien (Tibasse) Fournier (tracks: 10) Violin – Stéphanie Labbé Vocals [Chants De Gorge] – Emma Grey, Maaki Putulik Amazon.ca With I walk to you, Chloé Sainte-Marie brings a logical continuation to I'm crying, you're crying, album that had surprised and seduced even the most ardent detractors of the one who was the favorite actress of filmmaker Gilles Carle. Once again surrounded by director Réjean Bouchard and composer Gilles Bélanger, Chloé Sainte-Marie offers with candor, in her applied little girl's voice, the words of others, singing in French, English and Innu skilfully structured texts. The country-folk flavored music, bewitchingly simple, leaves plenty of room for verses by poets Patrice Desbiens and Bruno Roy and Gilles Carle. The title track, signed by the immortal Gaston Miron, is a pure marvel, and the lyrics in the Montagnais language by Philippe McKenzie transport us to an elsewhere full of refinement and emotion. The great ladies of folk McGarrigle also contribute to the music ("Petite Annonce amour"); even Pierre Flynn plays the Hammond organ on "Mishapan Nitassinan". Make no mistake about it: beneath its light exterior, Je marche à toi is beautiful and serious, strewn with dazzling images. The interpreter has managed the feat of bringing together big names without ever drowning his own personality. It's called grace. --Diane John

UPC: 622406919825

EAN: 0622406919825

Binding: Audio CD

Item Condition: UsedVeryGood