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("Between the waves" by Ivan Aivazovsky) The seventh chapter of "The Dam" is entitled "Flow" and presents our protagonist/narrator having passed the test, overcome the obstacle, levelled the dam, and moving forward into the dream, responding t...
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(Pocket Stereoscope by Joaquim Alves Gaspar ) “Stereoscopy” is the definitive title of a song which I used to refer to as “Point Of View.” I changed my mind about the title while writing and singing the melodies, thinking that the word doesn’t...
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("Introspection" by Alberto Baumann) "Introspection I" is the third part, and first vocal section, of "The Chrome Lake," which itself constitutes the core middle chapter of the "Entering The Stream" trilogy. The title of the whole suite was i...
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(Daniel-Johnson's Manic 5 dam in Quebec, Canada - photo by Pierre cb) Part 4 of The Dam is entitled simply “Dam.” In the storyline, this is when the obstacle is recognized and the necessity of dealing with it is accepted. Once again the lyric...
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("The Winged Man" by Odilon Redon) "The Winged Life" takes its name from the following verse by William Blake : This piece is a singularity as far as the poligrafic repertoire is concerned. I didn't aim for innovation or cleverness as I usual...
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The Music Of Poligraf : Stereoscopy


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The Music Of Poligraf : The Chrome Lake part 3


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