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Fougères Musicales. Gabriel Richard, Emmanuelle Bertrand et Pascal Amoyel en trio à Saint-Sulpice

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By Gabriel Richard, Emmanuelle Bertrand, Pascal Amoyel
| Unidivers Verified
Festival Fougères Musicales Dans l’église Saint-Sulpice de Fougères, au pied du château et du quartier ancien, la musique de chambre trouvera samedi 13 juin 2026 un écrin de pierre, de silence et de résonance. Le festival Fougères Musicales y propose un trio avec piano réunissant Gabriel Richard au violon, Emmanuelle Bertrand au violoncelle et Pascal Amoyel au piano.
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Guillaume Ramillien, Pascal Amoyel · Community center 'Le Cèdre'

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By Pascal Amoyel
| Divisare
The new divisare books are small format pocket-book size, in limited editions of 200 copies, high-resolution digital printed, bound, with a hardcover, finished in fine English paper. Titles on the cover are silver foil hot stamped. We attach great importance to the tactile quality of the book as an object as well as, of course, its contents. Unlike the web that runs fast and vanishes faster, leaving no trace, Our books have the aim of lasting in time.
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Der Greif

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By Pascal Amoyel
| dergreif-online.de
Hi! Today I’m pleased to share some previously unpublished images of The Rock of Ercé, a series by Thomas Bouquin. “The Rock of Ercé is the photographic evocation of an immigration history, both collective and personal, between the village of Ercé (France) and New York, since the late nineteenth century. This project brings distant times and places together, to highlight how the memory of one remains in the imagination of the other.
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