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- Price £27.50 / £22.50 / £17.50 + booking fee
- Get ready for stormy skies and age-old languages.
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- See you at Royal Festival Hall
The Brittany-born musician who gave us the Amélie soundtrack and specialises in haunting notes, marks the launch of his new album Infinity.
Already revered, his albums achieved world-wide renown when three of them, Cascade Street, The Lighthouse and Les Retrouvailles, were combined and used for the soundtrack to Jean-Pierre Jeunet's award-winning 2001 film.
More recently he live-scored the Fantômas series at the Théâtre de Châtelet in Paris with guests Tim Hecker, James Blackshaw, Loney, Dear and amiina.
Infinity is produced by Yann Tiersen and mixed by Gareth Jones with Yann Tiersen and Daniel Miller. Tiersen has worked with native language speakers to include tracks sung and spoken in Breton.
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Q: Much of Tiersen’s last album was recorded in:
A: 1) USA 2) UK 3) Iceland
