René Aubry is a discreet composer. Self-taught and multi-instrumentalist, this Vosges native has traveled the world, inspired filmmakers’ choreographers and released twenty-five albums. A flawless career that leads him today to present his new album “I sing my song”.
The greatest choreographers, filmmakers or directors have benefited from his inspirations, like Pina Bausch, Philippe Genty, Wim Wenders, Marco Bellochio, Paolo Sorrentino, Sandrine Kiberlain, and of course Carolyn Carlson who was his companion and who remains his accomplice.
Like his friend the painter-draughtsman and author of comics Lorenzo Mattotti, he is also a master of color, musical color of course. His, we recognize it instantly when we listen to his new album, whose organic music and shamanic accents takes us with poetry on the roads of dream and imagination. The composer René Aubry is the guest of VMDN.
He comes to present his new album: “I sing my song” available at Wagram Music.
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