Get all 10 Lea Dupuis releases available on Bandcamp and save 20%.
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A Long Winter
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First Snow
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Frost
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Méditations
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A Calm Winter
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Mélancolie Hivernale
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North
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First Snow (Atmosphere)
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Frost (Atmosphere)
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Méditations (Atmosphere)
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North (Atmosphere)
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Lea Dupuis Montreal, Québec
Léa Dupuis is a composer and musician. Her main instrument is the flute. Multi instrumentalist, she also plays the harp, recorder, psaltery, piano, accordion, bass and she sings. She works in instrumental as well as digital music. She works mainly to integrate the flute in various musics styles such as electronic, experimental, New Age music, etc. Léa Dupuis also works in sync and licensing music. ... more
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