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Since September
2004, chronicler at L'entremuse, World Music radio program
anchored by Yves Bernard, at Montreal's CIBL-FM 101,5 radio station.
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Since March
2003, reviewer of CD of world classical music for the classical music
magazine The Scena
Musicale, in Montréal.
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Since February 2005, the magazine
presents a full page on World Musics. Interviews, discussions on ethnomusicological
topics.
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From December 2000 to October
2002, reviewer for the All
Music Guide, a Web site on music of all kinds and all sources.
Reviewed CD of world music, from Bali to Siberia, from Middle-East
to East of Europe. I have more than 250 reviews of CDs currently
on-line, as well as articles (see the list below).
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From March to October 2003, chronicler
for French Canadian Web site cmathematique.com.
Present first 4 original chronicles on music and mathematics.
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Since 1999, review books for the
Journal of Consciousness Studies.

Articles
You
will find below a list of articles published by Bruno Deschênes
on the Internet. Most of them have been published
in English, but some are in French.
Bruno Deschênes has also music scores of Japanese
music available on-line (see below).
Japanese Music

La Scena Musicale
- Version 3.0 of Sibelius.
La Scena Musicale Web Site (Decembre
2003/January 2004) (all articles are also available in print).
- Where East Meets West: Contemporary Chinese Music.
La Scena Musicale Web Site (February
2004).
- Chinese Composer Tan Dun Fuses Old and New.
La Scena Musicale Web Site (February 2004).
- Arab Music. La
Scena Musicale Web Site (October 2004).
Other Sites
Bibliography
of Scientific Articles.
N.B.: For those who wish to print the articles,
click once on the text and then print.

Scores
Available On-Line
Bruno Deschênes has also arranged traditional
Japanese pieces for diverse Western instruments. Some can be found
on the following Web site: www.SibeliusMusic.com.
He currently has available the following pieces:
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Kuroda Bushi,
samourai song, for 2 flutes or 2 shakuhachis. Free.
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Harusame
(Spring Rain), geisha song, arranged for 2 flutes (or 2 shakuhachis)
and 2 cellos (or 2 guitars). Cost: $3.95 US.
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Sato No Aki (Fall
in the Countryside), folksong, for flute and guitar. Free.
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Rokudan No Shirabe
(Piece in six parts), piece from the classical Japanese chamber music
repertoire, originally for koto, shakuhachi and shamisen. Original
arrangement for string quartet. Cost: $5.95 US.
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Sado Okesa & Soran
Bushi. Arrangement of two folk songs for shakuhachi
and shinobue (or 2 flutes). Free.
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Okinawa Songs.
Arrangement of 5 songs from the island of Okinawa. The arrangement
is for flute, violin and cello. Cost: $3.95.

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