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	Camoes, Joao / Jean-Luc Cappozzo / Jean-Marc Foussat: Autres Paysages Label: Clean Feed Product Code: 25211 Catalog Code: CF456CD Country: Portugal		Price: $14.95 In Stock
"Autres Paysages" or "Other Landscapes" pins the description on the rich, turbulent, and mesmerizing music this trio creates, with French violist Joao Camoes and Jean-Marc Foussat on the EMS Synthi AKS collaborating for their 3rd album, joined by trumpeter Jean-Luc Cappozzo, as acoustics and electronics subsume and survive seamlessly in an inspired set of recordings.
	Nuova Camerata : Chant Label: Improvising Beings Product Code: 23509 Catalog Code: ib50 Country: France		Price: $13.95 In Stock
Lisbon's Nuova Camerata brings together a mix of improvisers and contemporary classical players--Carlos Zingaro, Joao Camoes, Ulrich Mitzlaff, Miguel Leiria on string with Pedro Carneiro on marimba--for a set of improvisations bridging both disciplines in passionate and unexpected ways.
	Camoes, Joao / Jean-Marc Foussat / Claude Parle: Bien Mental Label: Fou Records Product Code: 23418 Catalog Code: FR-CD12 Country: France		Price: $13.95 In Stock
The trio of Jean-Marc Foussat on synthesizer, Claude Parle on accordion, and Joao Camoe on alto violin in three electroacoustic improvisations in a dialog of unusual approach balancing serious performance skills with quirky humor, "well mental" music indeed.
	Camoes, Joao / Jean-Marc Foussat: A La Face du Ciel Label: Shhpuma Product Code: 21886 Catalog Code: SHH022CD Country: Portugal		Price: $11.95 In Stock
Portugese violist Joao Camoes, living in Paris, in a duo with Jean-Marc Foussat on electronics and voice, which he approaches like those of the acoustic improvised music and free jazz; the two present two long works where Foussat processes and extends Camoes' sound.
	Earnear: earNear Label: Tour de Bras Product Code: 20296 Catalog Code: TDB0912cd Country: Canada		Price: $15.95 In Stock
Intricate interactions in free improv from the Portugese trio of violist Joao Camoes, cellist Miguel Mira (Open Field String Trio, Nuovo Camerata), and pianist Rodrigo Pinheiro (Red Trio), focused on the balance between contrasting counterpoint, polyrhythms and fluid soundscapes.