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Abstract
In his article, Stephen Rogers puts forward an interpretation of the work of Claude Vivier and its particular relationship(s) with travel. It is a reflective work which aims less at analysis than description. Those familiar with the techniques and gestures which Vivier used to create his music will recognize some of the same techniques applied in Rogers’ paper to the written rather than the sonic world.
Résumé
Dans son article, Stephen Rogers propose une interprétation du travail de Claude Vivier et de son rapport particulier au thème du voyage. C’est un travail de réflexion qui s’attache davantage à la description, plutôt qu’à l’analyse. Les lecteurs pour qui les techniques utilisées par Vivier pour créer sa musique sont familières retrouveront certaines d’entre elles à l’oeuvre dans l’article de Rogers, mais appliquées à l’écrit, plutôt qu’au sonore.
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