Danielle Palardy Roger in SOCAN — Paroles & Musique
À 27 ans, forte d’une créativité qu’elle déployait déjà en arts visuels,
Pionnière dans l’aventure
Évidemment,
En 25 ans, plusieurs aventures, en concert et sur disque, ont ponctué le parcours de la musicienne et de ses alliées des premières heures
Un long pèlerinage
Il faut avoir la vocation pour évoluer dans un courant plutôt
Danielle affirme que le jeune public est celui de l’avenir pour la musique actuelle.
Parmi ses nombreux projets, Danielle écrit présentement Bruiducoeur, un oratorio de plus d’une heure pour chœur, solistes et narrateurs qui sera présenté à l’Espace Go au printemps 2004. Mentionnons aussi la composition d’une partition graphique pour l’ensemble SuperMusique (ensemble à géométrie variable) en vue des Journées québécoises de la musique improvisée en février prochain, et une tournée aux États-Unis et en Espagne avec le trio Les Poules au cours de l’automne. Un vœu pour l’avenir
Pour
March 9, 2003: Lori Freedman Trio
In the SuperOption concert series, SuperMusique presents the Lori Freedman Trio featuring Lori Freedman (clarinets), Nicolas Caloia (double bass) and Danielle Palardy Roger (percussions). At Montréal’s Va-et-Vient, Sunday
February 27, 2003: Moments with Lori Freedman…
Wonderful Lori Freedman will be the guest musician of the next Bradyworks concert
Much more than just “chicks”…
One of the most fundamental trio of Québec’s new music, Les Poules are musicians and producers Joane Hétu, Danielle Palardy Roger and Diane Labrosse. More than 15 years after Les contes de l’amère loi they have a new full-lenght for us, the intriguing Prairie orange full of brand new tracks which paints a landscape of electronic and acoustic sounds, cracklings and rustles.
Joane Hétu, Justine, Diane Labrosse, Danielle Palardy Roger, Marie Trudeau, Ambiances Magnétiques in AllMusic
Born out of the Montréal-based avant-rock group Wondeur Brass, Justine pushed further the ideals of challenging, thought-provoking feminist rock established in its previous incarnation for another ten years. The group released three albums during the 1990s and toured Canada, the United States,and visited Europe twice. Three of its musicians are members of the collective Ambiances Magnétiques, so the label released all their albums.
Wondeur Brass started as a sextet in the early ’80s. By 1987 the group had been scaled down to a quartet. Bassist
Upon starting work on a new opus in 1989, the girls decided it was time for a change. The new music taking shape was turning out to be more complex, intricate, and driven by a stronger will to improvise and make things interestingly dangerous. Thus Justine was born. The first album under the new name, (Suite), came out in 1990. It included guest appearances by Japanese singer Tenko and American harpist
In early 1994 Justine toured Europe, visiting many former communist countries. Back in Montréal in June they recorded Langages Fantastiques “live in the studio” — the recording of (Suite) had stretched over ten months. After its release later that year things slowed down as group members focused on individual projects
Danielle Palardy Roger, Ambiances Magnétiques in AllMusic
Wondeur Brass made a second LP in 1988, Simoneda reine des esclaves, before transforming into the quartet Justine with

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