Philippe Lauzier Montreal, Québec
Philippe Lauzier (b. 1977) is an active artist in the field of experimental music and sound art. He is often seen playing bass clarinet & saxophone — composing with synthesizers, prepared piano, autoharps & percussions —creating sound installations. Philippe is currently a sound designer and a music composer for art & films. ... more
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