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Robert Marcel Lepage

cl, *1951 CA
Musician / Composer of Jazz and Rock

Robert Marcel Lepage is a musician, composer and Quebec cartoonist born July 5, 1951 in Montreal , in Canada . Clarinetist and saxophonist training, follower of improvisation and multi-media performance, it is first of all, in the 80s, associated with the underground scene of contemporary music in Montreal, working among others with Pierre Hébert and René Lussier . In the company of the latter, as well as Michel F. Côté , Jean Derome and others, in 1983 he created the label Magnetic Environments (grouping independent producers) with which it produces fifteen discs . He also makes appearances at the International Jazz Festival in Montreal , including in 1994 where he performed along the Canadian bassist Michel Donato . Also film music composer, this activity is becoming increasingly important to become the center of his artistic work. He wrote music for more than 150 feature films ( 8:17 p.m. Darling Street , Novena , The Necessities of Life ), short films (Draw me a song), documentaries (The Children of Global Refusal, Roger Toupin, grocer variety), TV series ( Belphegor , ER), advertisements and other . Robert Marcel Lepage continues to participate in many current musical creations activities (World Day of the clarinet in 2003 and 2004). He is also the author of a book of humorous illustrations (Robert Illustrated Clarinet) and a cartoon (The Piano snow).

Instruments

• Clarinet
• Saxophone
• Didgeridoo
• Trumpet
• Flute

Genres

• Jazz
• Rock
• Electronic
• Classical
• Soundtrack