This DVD presents the last show recorded by singer and poet Pierre Louki, two years before his death, and performed at the Parisian theater 'L'Europeen' in September 2004. a 2 1/2 hour show where songs and poems is performed and a 1 1/2 hour interview is included.

“What would answer in this world to the terrible obstinacy for crime; if not obstinacy for testimony ?” Albert CAMUS. 4-CD set featuring an 80 page booklet of testimony and historical archives on one of the tragedies of World War II: deportation.

“A 4-CD set to present the work of the great philosopher Vladimir Jankelevitch, professor at La Sorbonne, theoretician of moral and politic sciences and of the philosophic definition of “crimes against humanity”… These recordings feature Jankelevitch himself (in French) and enables us to comprehend his issues.” Lucas FALCHERO – Ecouter voir.

"This very day, France, home of the "Lumieres" and Human rights, home of welcome and shelter, France accomplished the irreparable." Jacques CHIRAC, President of the French Republic, 1995.This 2-CD set presents a work based upon the National Institute for the Audiovisual’s archives reflecting the role of the official medias from 1941 to 1944 on the anti-Semite propaganda and against the resistance. The second record presents testimonies and accounts by deportees. Although time has passed, the history of the Government’s responsibility is still recent. This 2-CD set is not only to of popularize major historical facts. Our awareness of such horror is of all importance in order to prevent slipping back and to reinforce our vigilance so as to safeguard our democratic values.” Patrick Fremeaux

Violinist Michael Zuber and pianist Magali Bourquin present the works of Tartini, Bach, Mozart, Kreisler and Gershwin.

"Le vent tourbillon" is a musical and instrumental tale for children from the age of 7. It features and stages instruments of the “wind” quintet Taffanel, backed by music composed by Claude Bolling. Narrated by the actor Michaël Lonsdale. A playful story enables children to appreciate the warmth and diversity of wind instruments.

An adaptation of the traditional tale "Les aventures de Petit-Jean" by Marcel Zaragoza. His interpretation is backed by five musicians. The tale tells of Petit-Jean, his upbringing and his leaving the family nest to seek adventure. Hired by a lord, he is asked to fell timber, to hunt wolves and to bring back the Great Witch from Hell… So much for a child! Recommended for children from the age of 6 – in French.

French songs for children.

Amazing tribute to american Blues by Belgian Daniel Droixhe. A technically perfect band, with twangy guitar riffs, Elmore D’s harmonica and vocals.

“This CD concerns many birds with large bills, seed eaters that occur in our crops and gardens. Small but often brightly coloured, they are excellent songsters. The more than one hour of recording is accompanied by a 8 page booklet, generously illustrated, which includes a description of each recording and drawing of each species.” Patrick Fremeaux

(2-CD set) If the music of the Nordeste is now in fashion, it is through big names of the past (such as Joao Pernambuco, Luperce Miranda, Jararaca and Ratinho, Minona Carneiro and Luiz Gonzaga), who gave this early form of world music it's unique and distinctive colour. With tales of drought or of urban banter, we discover the sincere singing of another Brazil, with it's musical genres including the coco, embolada, maracatu, frevo and baiao.

Jean Aldegon, Claude Tissendier, Andre Villeger, Marcel Canillard, Pierre Schirrer (Saxophones, Flutes); Maurice Thomas, Jean-Pierre Ramirez, Jean-Claude Verstraete, Michel Delakian, Fernand Verstraete (Trumpets); Charles Verstraete, Benny Vasseur, Francois Guin, Emile Vilain (Trombones); Jean-Paul Charlap (Guitar); Jean-Francois Rouge (Bass); Jean-Luc Dayan (Drums); Claude Bolling (Piano).

A Journey Through Mongolia is the first ever CD to be published concerning natural atmospheres of Mongolia. It contains 8 natural concerts, recorded during the coolest months in Mongolia between May and September. Some witness the soft, calm steppes of the high central Asian plateau; others, with contrasting sounds, rich or sharp, evoke the rich wildlife to be found on the edges of lakes and streams which bring life to the otherwise arid land.

On this CD the listener will find fifty minutes of concerts from the jungles of the large Indonesian island of Sumatra, proceeded by ten minutes of forest atmosphere from the nearby island of Java. Natural concerts from this part of the world offer an astonishing variety of melodies, tones and rhythms broken by the songs of gibbons and Siamang, a moving form of primitive music.

In Deep Feelings, the incomparable black singer Jeanne Lee raises Didier Levallet and his orchestra to such heights that they reach the spirit of jazz with vibrant emotion.