Bertrand Dubedout, Aux Lampions (MKCD012)

Written on January 12, 2007 by Michael E. Karman in Composers, Labels, Reviews

The accordion in France is alive and well. Very alive and very well.

At least in 1981 it was so. (Come on. That’s not that long ago, is it?) If you hate accordion, you will love this piece. If you love accordion, you will love this piece.

Excellent good noise.

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