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Each year, the "Siestes Electroniques" festival and the Quai Branly Museum in Paris, join forces to offer a unique variation of the Toulouse event. The project offers to a dozen musicians an exclusive access to the audio collection of the museum. Each artist is invited to reinterpret his findings in a DJset or a unique sound pieces.

- The Quai Branly Museum is the largest museum in the world dedicated to non-Western cultures, with a collection of over 300,000 works from Africa, Asia, Oceania and the Americas.

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Main sources :
Inuit Throat singing ( katajjaq )
Vocal music of African Pygmees tribes ( Gabon, North Congo, Central African Republic )
Indian Tabla lessons ( Mnemonic syllables )
Xhosa polyphonic voices ( South Africa )

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Les Siestes Electroniques et le Musée du Quai Branly s’associent pour proposer une déclinaison originale de la manifestation toulousaine.
Le projet propose chaque année à une petite dizaine de musiciens un accès exceptionnel au fond audio du musée. Les artistes sont invités à réinterpréter leurs découvertes sous forme de DJset ou de pièces sonores uniques.

- Le musée du Quai Branly est le plus grand musée au monde dédié aux cultures non-occidentales, avec une collection de plus de 300 000 œuvres provenant d’Afrique, d’Asie, d’Océanie et des Amériques.

http://www.les-siestes-electroniques.com
http://www.quaibranly.fr/

Kangding Ray . Ethnomusicologic Live @ Quai Branly . Paris . 07.07.2013

Solo clarinet in Bb

Performance: Elena Arbonies Jauregui

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