Some have said I 'manipulated History': René Lussier on sound archives, people’s voices and Quebec history in Le trésor de la langue
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26 septembre 2022
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Le trésor de la langue (1989) is a unique musical work. A kind of sonic ‘road movie’, it explores the political, historical and poetic dimensions of the French language spoken in Quebec. The work was awarded the Prix Paul Gilson by the Communauté des radios publiques de langue française (CRPLF) in 1989, while the composition project dates back to 1986. René Lussier traveled the roads of Quebec with his friend Claude Beaugrand to record people's speech and their particular ways of speaking Fre...