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Paris, 1947) is a French improvisor, composer, and musician specializing in stringed instruments: the cello, the rebec, the vi\u00e8le \u00e0 archet, and the Rajasthan dilruba. Dominique Regef is recognized as an exceptional soloist on the hurdy-gurdy; he is known for surprising and moving audiences with his sound on the instrument. His concerts, be it a solo recital or a small group performance, shock listeners from all over the world with their originality and their strength. He has performed in several well-known music festivals, including the International Baroque Music Festival, the Jazz \u00e0 Luz festival and the Grenoble Jazz Festival. He is cited as one of the best examples of modern hurdy-gurdy playing.[1]His interest in contemporary and improvised music was confirmed after long experimentation and contribution in the world of classical, medieval and traditional music. His first instruments were classical cello and piano. His more traditional work followed a cyclical and organic logic. It made use of the element of brute strength and sonority as an essential part of his musical conversations. In reviews of his solo album, Eight Magazine claimed that Regef has “transformed an instrument of antiquity into something utterly contemporary,” while the Wire remarked that he “creates an intense soundscape of whirling strings, buzzing drones, and strident polyphonic effects akin to an electronic keyboard.”[2]Collaborations[edit]Dominique Regef has collaborated with the following artists: Michel Doneda, L\u00ea Quan Ninh, Daunik Lazro, Be\u00f1at Achiary, Evan Parker, Jo\u00eblle L\u00e9andre, Equidad Bares, Pascal Contet, Carlos Zingaro, Otomo Yoshihide, Bob Ostertag, Jon Rose, Franc\u00e8s Marie Uitti, Jean-Marc Montera, Rosina de P\u00e8ira, Mighela Cesari, Philippe Mat\u00e9, R\u00e9my Walter, Jean-Fran\u00e7ois M\u00e9chali, Michel Marre, Jacques Di Donato, Didier Petit, G\u00e9rard Zuchetto, Stephan Eicher, Steve Waring, Pierre Jodlowsky and Gy\u00f6rgy Kurtag Junior, among othersHe has also worked with the following choreographers: Michel Raji, Emmanuel Grivet, Heddy Maalem and Marceline Lartigue, among others.Finally, he has worked with the following poets and playwrights\u00a0: Serge Pey, Thierry B\u00e9dart, Anne Lef\u00e8vre, Denis Podalyd\u00e8s and Peter Brook, among others.Discography[edit]Solo Album[edit]Collaborations[edit]1970: Special Instrumental Guitar, with Steve Waring1979: Le Bestiaire, with Malicorne1979: Un bal Renaissance, with M\u00e9lusine and La Maurache1988: Chemins Ib\u00e9riques, with Equidad Bares1988: Musique liturgique et profane du XIV si\u00e8cle, with Toulouse Medieval Ensemble1988: Arranoa, with Be\u00f1at Achiary1991: Trobar e cantar, with G\u00e9rard Zuchetto1991: Lili Purprea, with Be\u00f1at Achiary1992: L’\u00e9l\u00e9mentaire sonore, with Michel Doneda1992: SOC, with Michel Doneda and L\u00ea Quan Ninh1993: Anu\u00e8it, with Rosina de P\u00e8ira1993: U cantu prufondu, with Mighela Cesari1993: Kaskasnikola, with Ziskakan1993: Carcassonne, with Stephan Eicher1994: Non ci badar…guarda et passa, with Stephan Eicher1994: Face to the Ground, with R\u00e9my Walter1994: L’ampleur des d\u00e9g\u00e2ts, with Eric Lareine1995: Ballade pour une mer qui chante Vol.2, with Les Vents D’Est1995: L’\u00e9vangile du serpent, with Serge Pey1996: La symphonnie indien, with Mythia – Ravi Prasad1996: Syst\u00e8me Friche1998: Emotions, with Philippe Matt\u00e92000: Concept, with Troubadours Art Ensemble2000: Trob’art, with Troubadours Art Ensemble2000: Open the Door, with Rodger Hodson2001: Concepts 2, with Troubadours Art Ensemble2001: OCCITANIA2001: Indians Gavachs, with Michel Marre2001: Renaissance, with Philippe Eidel2002: Douce Amie – Chansons de Trouv\u00e8res, with Millenarium2003: Trobada, with TrobadaSee also[edit]References[edit]External links[edit]"},{"@context":"http:\/\/schema.org\/","@type":"BreadcrumbList","itemListElement":[{"@type":"ListItem","position":1,"item":{"@id":"https:\/\/wiki.edu.vn\/en\/wiki4\/#breadcrumbitem","name":"Enzyklop\u00e4die"}},{"@type":"ListItem","position":2,"item":{"@id":"https:\/\/wiki.edu.vn\/en\/wiki4\/dominique-regef-wikipedia\/#breadcrumbitem","name":"Dominique Regef – Wikipedia"}}]}]