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Hughes de Courson (album Lux Obscura: Un Projet Electro-Medieval, 2003). Saltatio Mortis (album Heptessenz – Marktmusik des Mittelalters, 2003). Vox Vulgaris (album The Shape of Medieval Music to Come, 2003). Barco Brena (album The celts on the organ, 2004). Cornix Maledictum (album Mariage en noir, 2004). Qntal (album Illuminate, 2004). Heimatærde (maxi-single Hick hack hackebeil, 2016). Welladay (album Dedication, 2004). Arcana Obscura (album Aderlass vo., 2007).

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Other albums by Hughes de Courson. Lux Obscura: Electronic Medieval. Mozart in Egypt, Vol. 2. Mozart l'Égyptien 1 & 2. Hughes de Courson 8/5/2008. 1 Al Sahm al Taéh, song Hughes de Courson 4:54. 2 Sankada, song (after Bach's "Lasset uns den Nicht zerteilen") Hughes de Courson 5:20. 3 Toma que Toma, song Hughes de Courson 2:49. 4 Il Sonno, for ensemble & traditional Irish instruments Hughes de Courson 4:9. 5 Stella Splendens, song (after a traditional Catalan melody) Hughes de Courson 4:41. 6 Ya Shady Symphony, for.

Lux Obscura: Un Projet électro-médiéval. XE. Virgin Classics (absorbed into Erato since 2013-07-19). Release group information. Artist: Hughes de Courson. ambient, electronic, medieval.

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Hughes de Courson wrote 22 music pieces for contemporary ballets, performed by Philippe Decoufle, Karine Saporta, The San Francisco Ballet, and many more. He also performed "Mozart in Egypt" and "O'Stravaganza" in various festivals, and in important events like the Jeddah Islamic Economic Forum in 2008. Hughes de Courson is willing to make a cross over album based on Malaysian music. He teaches, gives lectures, and is hoping to record his latest piece: "Magic Lutes", although the record industry crisis makes it more difficult nowadays.