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 Six bonnes raisons pour (se) construire des paysages sonores

Du plaisir avant tout  Dans une société où les tensions anxiogènes ne manquent pas, avoir du plaisir, à faire, à entendre, à écouter, est une chose plus que bénéfique, sinon vitale. Bien sûr, le monde est complexe, brouillon, bouillonnant, parfois au bord de la saturation, et tout n’y est pas, tant s’en faut, réjouissant, y … Continuer à lire ... " Six bonnes raisons pour (se) construire des paysages sonores"

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POINTS D'OUÏE, PAYSAGES SONORES PARTAGÉS

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