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 Catalog reference number: IPS 0412.Vinyl 12 inches release date: April, 2012. Out of print.
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 « I don't know this band « Les Tailleurs de Notes » (quarriers 
                    of notes). It is probably by mistake that Denis Tagu from 
                    InPolySons asked me to give a presentation of « Les Tailleurs 
                    de Notes ». But, it does not matter ; it is said these musicians 
                    do not know the music either... And thus they follow the long 
                    tradition of the Portsmouth Sinfonia Orchestra, which members 
                    where as famous as Brian Eno, Gavin Bryars, Michael Nyman 
                    or Steve Beresford. These « Tailleurs » remind also those 
                    self-taught musicians such like The Shaggs, an exentric girls 
                    band from Fremont, New Hampshire. One says that the local environment of « Les Tailleurs de Notes » 
              consists of coal tips and mining villages in the north of France; 
              places where popular musical societies, brass bands and harmony 
              orchestras are very important. Except the « Tailleurs de Notes » 
              brass band is a bit weird ; yes, there are all the expected wind 
              instruments such as alto and baritone saxophones, euphonium and 
              clarinet, but they are mixed with traditional rock instruments (bass 
              and electric guitars, drums) and even a ukulele, funny little 4-string 
              guitar originated from Hawai but that diffused all over the world. Anyway, I pretty like this name : it corresponds well to their 
              music which is not manufactured in a factory or within a laboratory, 
              even not in smart lounges. Better, these women and men construct 
              all the notes by hand, using chisels and hammers of different kind, 
              sometimes handsaws and billhooks; but always with very strong natural 
              materials and garanty 100% with no errors. » Dominique Grimaud, 
              2011.       |