Concerto for clarinet and string orchestra (with Harp and Piano) by Aaron Copland
Born in the neighbourhoods of Brooklyn in 1900, Aaron Copland is the fifth and youngest child of a Russian family
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Territories Poetry
Each place shows its uniqueness, as long as we know how to discover it.
Jouy-en-Josas (S-W Paris). The Passage of Pentecostal Gypsies: A failed opportunity
Following the passage from a group of an Evangelical family group and of a local elected official’s message on social
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The “Roaring Twenties”, Brooklyn and George Gershwin’s “Rhapsody in Blue”
By Erwan Latrouite . Born in 1898 in Broadway, George Gershwin, whose birth name was Jacob Gershowitz, was one of
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Prologue – Itinerary of a Teachers’ Son
Saint-Girons is surrounded by mountains, the Arièges-Pyrénées. This is where my father is. We should have joined him, isolation during
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Charles de Foucauld: An Explorer Till The End of His Path
I rarely talk about my family. But the Vatican City’s announcement on Thursday May 28th of the canonization of Charles
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We will tread these forests fields
We will tread these forests fields Responding with simple whispers At the crunching sound of leaves. We will talk about
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Dialogue with Prithwindra MUKHERJEE – The Cultural Shock (end of 1966)
Bertrand de Foucauld: “Can you share with us happy moments once arrived in France?” Prithwindra Mukherjee: “At the end of
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“Bâghâ Jatîn”: J. N. Mukherjee, the Tiger, precursor of Gandhi
Bertrand de Foucauld: “Dear Contrib’Citizen, today you will find an epic poem about a character who preceded Ghandi: the revolutionary
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Dialogue with Prithwindra MUKHERJEE – The Arrival in France
Bertrand de Foucauld: “You arrived in France in 1966.” Prithwindra Mukherjee: “At the time, many people were interested in Indian
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