
- Invitation au Voyage
- Wind of Incertitude
- Passacaille
- Notre-Dame Rediscovered
- Hymne à la Beauté
- Milonga à la Frontière
- La Conteuse
- In the Heart of the Riad
- Le Dodo – version 2012

Invitation au Voyage (6:08)

Wind of Uncertainty (6:49)05:53

Passacaille (5:18)

Notre Dame Rediscovered (5:44)

Hymne à la Beauté (3:58)

Milonga à la Frontière (4:41)

La Conteuse (5:40)

In the Heart of the Riad (6:30)06:31

Le Dodo (3:49)
01 Invitation au Voyage
Gallichon (lute in 19th century) solo in 7/8 time
02 The Wind of Incertitude
Oud trio, frame drum, Tibetan zimbel
03 Passacaille
Lute Solo
04 Notre-Dame Rediscovered
3x Oud
I composed in the style of Notre-Dame School in the 12th Century in Paris/France. About the Notre-Dame school please look Wikipedia:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Notre-Dame_school
05 Hymne à la Beauté
7string electric guitar solo
“Hymne à la Beauté” is a poet of Charles Baudelaire. Here is a part of the poem:
What difference, then, from heaven or from hell,
O Beauty, monstrous in simplicity?
If eye, smile, step can open me the way
To find unknown, sublime infinity?
06 Milonga à la Frontière
Lute solo
Milonga is a music form of Argentine tango. I wrote it in slow tempo.
07 La Conteuse
Oud and frame drum
08 In the Heart of the Riad (album version)
Oud and frame drum
Riad is a traditional house with beautiful patio in Morroco. As tourist, you can stay in it.
09 Le Dodo
Lute solo
Inspired by the harpsichord music of François Couperin (1668-1733), organist at the court of Versaille, “Le Dodo, ou l’Amour au Berceau”, in which he utilised the popular French lullaby “Do-Do l’Enfant Do.