Notre-Dame-des-Sept-Douleurs (豆瓣)

又名: 七悲圣母
表演者: Klô Pelgag
流派: 流行
专辑类型: 专辑
介质: CD
发行时间: 2020-06-26
出版者: Secret City

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　　« Notre-Dame-des-Sept-Douleurs is a place that exists geographically, but it’s also a place that exists in my mind. When I was a child, we’d pass by the sign announcing the village while travelling from Sainte-Anne-des-Monts to Rivière-Ouelle. Every time I saw it, I averted my eyes and shivered in horror. That name terrified me. I imagined a dying village with sad houses, emp... (展开全部) 　　« Notre-Dame-des-Sept-Douleurs is a place that exists geographically, but it’s also a place that exists in my mind. When I was a child, we’d pass by the sign announcing the village while travelling from Sainte-Anne-des-Monts to Rivière-Ouelle. Every time I saw it, I averted my eyes and shivered in horror. That name terrified me. I imagined a dying village with sad houses, empty streets and creaky chairs still rocking with the memory of deserters.
　　And now, after many years of overwork, I found myself exactly in that place. In the middle of all my anxieties, not knowing anymore who I was, taking hits and hating myself more than anyone else. A thick fog settled in my head, with black, opaque skies. I now lived on this island that I built or imagined on my own. I was lying in the dark on the bed of the rainbow (couchée dans le noir sur le lit de l’arc-en-ciel).
　　Then in August 2019, while I was starting to get my bearings back, I decided to visit Notre-Dame-des-Sept-Douleurs, the village. The initial thing I discovered was quite meaningful: it’s actually an island. I took the ferry and arrived in an idyllic place. A village with dirt roads and no more than 35 inhabitants, whose souls haven’t been perverted or spoiled by mankind. A village with no grocery store or gas station. A superb place. With trees and flowers, a lighthouse, colourful wooden houses, and fish whose flesh was so pure it went beyond my definition of the colour “pink.”
　　Slowly, I went through the village I imagined as a child, and I hope to never go back there. Now, I’ll go to the real Notre-Dame-des-Sept-Douleurs, where I’ll eat fish that smells like the river and whose colour bemuses me.»
　　– Klô Pelgag
　　credits
　　releases April 17, 2020
　　Klô Pelgag : Piano, voix, synthés, échantillonnages
　　Étienne (Baboo) Dupré : Basse, synthés, guitare
　　François (Zaï) Zaïdan : Guitares, synthés
　　Pete (Poud) Pételle : Batterie, percussions, pinocles
　　Sylvain (Sysyllium) Deschamps : Guitare, synthés
　　Vincent Lauzer : Flûtes à bec (Für Élise)
　　-- CORDES
　　Marianne Houle : violoncelle, supervision de l’ensemble à cordes et consultante sur les arrangements de cordes de Klô (Où vas-tu quand tu dors, La Maison Jaune)
　　Mariane Bertrand : violoncelle
　　Violon 1 : Mélanie Bélair, John Corban, Zoé Dumais, Félix Savignac, Chantal Bergeron
　　Violon 2 : Fany Fresard, Vanessa Marcoux, Geneviève Clermont, Frédérique Tanguay-Gagnon
　　Alto : Ligia Paquin, Julie Boivin, Valérie Arsenault
　　-- CUIVRES
　　Montréal Horn Stars :
　　David Carbonneau - trompette
　　Stéphane Beaulac - trompette
　　Renaud Gratton - trombone
　　Maude Lussier - cor
　　Louis-Pierre Bergeron - cor
　　Jean-Sébastien Vachon - tuba et trombone basse
　　Sylvain Deschamps : Réalisation et prises de son
　　Pierre Girard / Planet Studios : Mixage
　　Richard Addison / Trillium Sound Mastering : Mastering
　　Klô Pelgag : Paroles et musiques, réalisation, arrangements, arrangements cuivres et cordes (Où vas-tu quand tu dors, La maison jaune, Rémora) et flûtes (Für Élise), prise de son (Notre-Dame-des-Sept-Douleurs II)
　　Owen Pallett : Arrangements de cordes (À l’ombre des cyprès, J’aurai les cheveux longs) et arrangement de cuivres (Soleil)
　　Artiste peintre : Florence Obrecht
　　Design graphique : David Beauchemin & Julien Hébert
　　Photographe : Marc-Étienne Mongrain