COPENHAGEN CLARINET CHOIR & ANDERS LAUGE MELDGAARD - Jeux D'Eau LP Blackened transcending any confines of the

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COPENHAGEN CLARINET CHOIR & ANDERS LAUGE MELDGAARD - Jeux D'Eau LP Blackened transcending any confines of theJeux deau is the result of an exploratory collaboration between the experimental ensemble Copenhagen Clarinet Choir and Danish composer and performer Anders Lauge Meldgaard. At the heart of the project is Meldgaards compositions and performance on New Ondomoa Japanese instrument modeled on the pioneering French electronic instrument, the ondes Martenot, but what makes the music truly shine is the Copenhagen Clarinet Choirs vibrant energy and