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In which eavesdropping host Juliet Fraser talks to Nathalie Forget about being everywhere and nowhere with this hypersensitive instrument, and the importance of taking time to experiment with composers.
References: teachers Tristan and Michèle Foison, Pascale Rousse-Lacordaire and then Valérie Hartmann-Claverie at the Conservatoire National Supérieur in Paris, artist Joseph Beuys, Maurice Martenot, Pascale Criton, Olivier Messiaen, Radiohead and Jacques Brel, Ana-Maria Avram and Iancu Dumitrescu.
Recommended listening: from album 'Echosplitter' (2023) https://antemanha.bandcamp.com/track/hinein-in-die-nacht-ondes
Nathalie will perform in the eavesdropping festival at Cafe OTO on Thursday 19 March 2026: www.eavesdropping.london/activity/2026/
References: teachers Tristan and Michèle Foison, Pascale Rousse-Lacordaire and then Valérie Hartmann-Claverie at the Conservatoire National Supérieur in Paris, artist Joseph Beuys, Maurice Martenot, Pascale Criton, Olivier Messiaen, Radiohead and Jacques Brel, Ana-Maria Avram and Iancu Dumitrescu.
Recommended listening: from album 'Echosplitter' (2023) https://antemanha.bandcamp.com/track/hinein-in-die-nacht-ondes
Nathalie will perform in the eavesdropping festival at Cafe OTO on Thursday 19 March 2026: www.eavesdropping.london/activity/2026/
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