• Read my review of Canadian multi-instrumentalist Ron Korb Asia Beauty.
• From September 2006 to April 2007, chief editor of CHANTER, magazine of the l'Alliance des chorales du Québec, Québec's choir association.
• From September 2004 to May 2007, chronicler at L'entremuse, World Music radio program anchored by Yves Bernard, at Montreal's CIBL-FM 101,5 radio station.
• Since March 2003, reviewer of CD of world classical music for the classical music magazine The Scena Musicale, in Montréal.
• Since February 2005, the magazine presents a full page on World Musics. Interviews, discussions on ethnomusicological topics.
• From December 2000 to October 2002, reviewer for the All Music Guide, a Web site on music of all kinds and all sources. Reviewed CD of world music, from Bali to Siberia, from Middle-East to East of Europe. I have more than 250 reviews of CDs currently on-line, as well as articles (see the list below).
• From March to October 2003, chronicler for French Canadian Web site cmathematique.com. Present first 4 original chronicles on music and mathematics.
• From 1999 to 2004, book reviewer for the Journal of Consciousness Studies.
• Since 2005, book and CD reviewer for the German ethnomusicological journal The World of Music.

• Japanese Traditional Instrumental Music, An overview of solo
  and ensemble development, Musical Traditions Web site, England, December 2001.
• L'esthétisme dans la musique traditionnelle japonaise (Aesthetic of Japanese Traditional Music - in French). Text of a conference presented in Montreal for the Association culturelle T.-X. Renaud.
• Une courte histoire de la musique japonaise.
  (Reworked French version of an article published on Musical Traditions Web site. Exclusive to this Web Site. September 2002.)
• The Japanese Shakuhachi and the Western World, All Music Guide Web Site, U.S., Fall 2001.
• The Japanese Shakuhachi and the Western World, Bob's Music Index Web Site , Fall 2003.
• The Music of Japan, All Music Guide Web Site, Fall 2001.
• Japanese Taiko Drums, All Music Guide Web Site.
• Aesthetics in Japanese Arts. ThingsAsian.com Web Site, 2003.
• Thatched Houses of Japan. ThingsAsian.com Web Site, 2003. (Photos of thatched houses I took during my 2002 trip to Japan.)
  

• Chinese Music in the XXth and XXIst Centuries, Site All Music Guide, Fall 2001.
• The Music of Vietnam, Site All Music Guide, Fall 2001.
• Throat-Singing, Site All Music Guide, Fall 2001.
• Inuit Throat-Singing, Musical Traditions Web Site, March 2002.
• Inuit Throat-Singing of the Artic Circle, All Music Guide Web Site.
• Javanese and Balinese Gamelan Music. All Music Guide Web Site.

• Musique et société (Music and Society) (January 1998).
• Le mythe de l'artiste (The Myth of the Star) (March 1998).
• Le mythe de la star (The Myth of the Artist) (August 1998).
• Attitudes et comportements de l'artiste (Attitudes and Behaviors of the Artists) (December 1998).
• La créativité (Creativity) (May 1999).
• Les goûts musicaux (Musical Taste) (January 2000).
  

La Scena Musicale

• Version 3.0 of Sibelius. La Scena Musicale Web Site (Decembre 2003/January 2004) (all articles are also available in print).
• Where East Meets West: Contemporary Chinese Music. La Scena Musicale Web Site (February 2004).
• Chinese Composer Tan Dun Fuses Old and New. La Scena Musicale Web Site (February 2004).
• Arab Music. La Scena Musicale Web Site (October 2004).

• New Chronicle on World Music. Introductory article (February 2005).
• Zeugma, interview with the Artistic Director, Katia Makdissi-Warren, of this Middle-Eastern group based in Québec (March 2005).
• You know, World Music is Music. Interview with Liette Gauthier, Artistic Director and Founder of Festival Musique MultiMontréal (April 2005).
• Inuit Throat-Singing. Article Inuit Inuit throat-singing. (May 2005).
• Mondial des cultures de Drummondville. Presentation of this international Fold Festival (June 2005).
• José Évangelista. Interview with this contemporary Quebec composer of Spanish origin (July-August 2005).
• Modernising Traditions. Article on the dilemna between tradition and modernity (September 2005).
• The Montreal Festival of the Arab World. Interview with Joseph Nhaklé, the Artistic Director of the festival (October 2005).
• Zakir Hussain. Interview with the World Reknown Indian tabla player Zakir Hussain, during his vist at the 2005 Montréal Jazz Festival (November 2005).
• Copyrights in World Music. Article on the respect, or more specifically the last of respect of copyrights in regards to World music (December 2005-January 2006).
• Musiques et cultures: 3e volume de Musiques, Une encyclopédie pour le XXIe siècle, directed by Jean-Jacques Nattiez. Interview with Jean-Jacques Nattiez, presenting the third volume of this 5-volume French and Italian encyclopedie (February 2006).
• Kiya Tabassian. Interview with this talented Iranian musician now living in Montreal with his brother, about their new CD of traditional and modern Iranian music (March 2006).
• Jeunes musiciens du monde (Musicians of the World). Interview with one of the founder of this aid organization, which is now an international one (April 2006).
• Festival Accès Asie. Interview with Janet Lumb, founder of this festival which is now at his 11th edition (May 2006).
• Yoshio Kurahashi. Interview with this Japanese shakuhachi master, the shakuhachi being this well-known Japanese bamboo flute. This interview was done following a concert in gave in Ottawa on January 7, 2007 (June 2006).
• Festival Musique et mémoires. Interview with the artistic director of that French Canadian traditional music festival of Joliette, Québec (July-August 2006).

Other Sites

• Musical Taste at the Turn of the Millenium. All Music Guide Web Site (on-line soon - available on my personal web site).
• Ah, le vedetteriat ! Site LaCritique.ca (février 2003).
• Critique de la critique. Site LaCritique.ca (mars 2003).
• Musique et mathématiques. cmathematique.com Web Site. 4 chronicles starting on March 24, one a week.
• Une simple question de goûts ? Site LaCritique.ca (septembre 2003).

• Kuroda Bushi, samourai song, for 2 flutes or 2 shakuhachis. Free.
• Harusame (Spring Rain), geisha song, arranged for 2 flutes (or 2 shakuhachis) and 2 cellos (or 2 guitars). Cost: $3.95 US.
• Sato No Aki (Fall in the Countryside), folksong, for flute and guitar. Free.
• Rokudan No Shirabe (Piece in six parts), piece from the classical Japanese chamber music repertoire, originally for koto, shakuhachi and shamisen. Original arrangement for string quartet. Cost: $5.95 US.
• Sado Okesa & Soran Bushi. Arrangement of two folk songs for shakuhachi and shinobue (or 2 flutes). Free.
• Okinawa Songs. Arrangement of 5 songs from the island of Okinawa. The arrangement is for flute, violin and cello. Cost: $3.95.