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Jean Derome Discography of CDs
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| | L'Equipe Gagaku CD (1995)
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Personnel: Jean Derome (vocals, flute, bass flute, alto saxophone); Karen Young (vocals, chant); Allan Laforest (flute, piccolo); Virginia Spicer (flute); Jean-Denis Levasseur (clarinet, bass clarinet, alto saxophone); Robert Marcel Lepage (clarinet, bass clarinet); Guillaume Dostaler (piano); Pierre Cartier (double bass); Pierre Tanguay (drums, percussion); Carol Bergeron (percussion, musical saw). Confitures de Gagaku ("Gagaku Jam" or "Gagaku Preserves") was Jean Derome's first album under his own name. Photographer: François Bienvenue. Illustrator: Pierre Hébert. Editor: René Lussier. Recording information: Montreal Studio (01/28/1988-03/17/1988); Studio Victor, Montreal, Canada (01/28/1988-03/17/1988). Derome recorded Confitures de Gagaku in Winter 1988 with an 11-piece ensemble made of flutes, clarinets, saxophones, keyboards (piano and synthesizers), double bass, percussion, and vocals. Some, such as "Saturne" and "Oiseaux," were first recorded for his duo albums with René Lussier. Over the next five years, Derome composed the 11 pieces that would come together on this album. The idea for this project, inspired by Japanese gagaku, magic squares, and haïkus, dates back to 1983.
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| Un Moment De Bonheur CD (2003) (Import) Canada
$12.95
Recorded at the 18th Festival International De Musique Actuelle De Victoriaville, Quecec, Canada on May 19, 2001. Personnel: Jean Derome, Louis Sclavis (reeds); Bruno Chevillon (acoustic bass); Pierre Tanguay (drums).
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Fred Frith
Keep The Dog: That House We Lived In CDs (2003)
$20.59 
Fred Frith: Fred Frith (vocals, guitar, violin, bass guitar); Zeena Parkins (vocals, electric harp, accordion, piano, synthesizer); Jean Derome (vocals, flute, alto saxophone, baritone saxophone); Charles Hayward (vocals, melodica, drums); René Lussier (guitar, bass guitar); Bob Ostertag (sampler). It was
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Pierre Tanguay
Reunion CD (1999)
$20.95
Adapter: Benjamin Waterhouse. Personnel: Pierre Tanguay (drums); Jean Derome (saxophone); Tom Walsh (trombone); Normand Guilbeault (bass); Guillaume Dostaler (piano). Recorded at Chapelle historique Bon Pasteur, Montreal, Canada.
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Jean Derome CD discography Alternate spellings: CD discography of songs by band, discographie, dicography, discology, disography, discografie, discogrophy, diskography.
 Jean Derome Songs
Popular or famous Jean Derome music songs: Jonas, Pas a Pas, Suite pour un Bal, Tu Dis Tout de Travers, Baiser, Le, Errance, L', Beau. More music songs Immense Fatigue/Lonely Eye Can't See, Moon in Me, Nouveaux Oiseaux, Nuisance, Ouareau, Rouge Elephant, Saturne, We Do Not Work Alone, Work.
Key Personnel
| Member Name | Worked With | | Pierre Tanguay | Jean-Francois Groulx, Francois Richard | | Jean Derome | Fred Frith, Pierre Tanguay | | Karen Young | Helmut Lipsky | | Louis Sclavis | Santos Chillemi, Dave Douglas, Fred Frith, Arcado String Trio, Peter Brotzmann Clarinet Projec, Dominique Pifarely | | Jean-Denis Levasseur | Lhasa, Miriodor | | Bruno Chevillon | Louis Sclavis, Stefano Battaglia, Francois Raulin, Dominique Pifarely | | Pierre Cartier | Alep Oriental Orches | | Robert Marcel Lepage | | Guillaume Dostaler | Pierre Tanguay | | Allan Laforest | | Carol Bergeron | | Virginia Spicer |
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