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Pascal Gaigne - Haurraren Hatsa I
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Pascal Gaigne - In Et Out I
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Pascal Gaigne - Soleil Cendré I
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Pascal Gaigne - Rebote
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Pascal Gaigne - Hilotz Esku Bakarti
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Pascal Gaigne - Haurraren Hatsa II
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Pascal Gaigne - Soleil Cendré II
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Pascal Gaigne - Katsehp I
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Pascal Gaigne - Valse_Zafarienne
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Pascal Gaigne - Sous_Ma_Peau
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Pascal Gaigne - Canto Spiralle
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Pascal Gaigne - Voiles Sombres
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Pascal Gaigne - Echoes Fortuits
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Pascal Gaigne - Solitarium
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Pascal Gaigne - In Eet Out II
Pascal Gaigne, born in France in 1958 and installed in San Sebastian since 1985, is a musician with a vast trajectory composing music for films. He has composed for more than 50 movies, won 16 awards (including a Goya award, Spanish Oscar equivalent) and had 15 nominations. He has worked with some of the most interesting new directors in Spanish cinema (Vi´ctor Erice, Ici´ar Bolla´in, Salvador Garci´a Rui´z, Daniel Sa´nchez Are´valo, Montxo Armenda´riz), and foreign directors like France (Le cou de la girafe), Finland (Matka Edeniin) or Cuba (Omerta).
Early in his career, before working in cinema, he collaborated with some of the most interesting artists and voices in the short history of Basque folk music, including well known Amaia Zubiria (check the two records he made with her “Egun Argi Hartan” & “Kolorez eta Ametsez”), as well as Basque traditional chant avant-gardist Ben~at Achiary. It is together with Amaia & Ben~at that he paired himself up to create “music pour le ballet du Iguzki Hauskara”, an entire album of compositions made for the 80’s French Basque Ballet group “Ekarle”. Originally released on cassette only in 1984, it is now reissued by Hegoa including three unreleased pieces taken from a second album that was never published.
Limited edition of 250 black vinyl LP’s housed in a coloured reverse board cover recreating the original hand painted artwork. More
Early in his career, before working in cinema, he collaborated with some of the most interesting artists and voices in the short history of Basque folk music, including well known Amaia Zubiria (check the two records he made with her “Egun Argi Hartan” & “Kolorez eta Ametsez”), as well as Basque traditional chant avant-gardist Ben~at Achiary. It is together with Amaia & Ben~at that he paired himself up to create “music pour le ballet du Iguzki Hauskara”, an entire album of compositions made for the 80’s French Basque Ballet group “Ekarle”. Originally released on cassette only in 1984, it is now reissued by Hegoa including three unreleased pieces taken from a second album that was never published.
Limited edition of 250 black vinyl LP’s housed in a coloured reverse board cover recreating the original hand painted artwork. More