Ink Sticks & Stones, real name Ai Rei Dooh-Tousignant, is a Toronto, Canada-based neoclassical composer who I’ve become quite a fan of since discovering her music for the blog around this time last year. Her new track speaks of the first moments of recovery from trauma. It’s called Les derniers vestiges.
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Ink Sticks & Stones, real name Ai Rei Dooh-Tousignant, is a Toronto, Canada-based neoclassical composer who I first discovered for the blog through her beautifully put-together EP Vaste. In her latest piece, she turns tragedy into gold, writing it during a time when she was recovering from a brain injury. It’s called Catharsis.
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So here we are again. Another year down and plenty to look back on over twelve months that became so much more poignant considering 2020’s creative washout. Here’s my review of the highs and highers of York Calling in 2021.
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Vaste is the new five movement suite from Canadian neoclassical composer Ai Rei Dooh-Tousignant who performs under the moniker Ink Sticks & Stones. I recently ran the rule over the EP’s third movement Vaste III and loved it, so was keen to hear the whole suite which has been released today. Continue reading “EP Review: Ink Sticks & Stones – Vaste”
Ink Sticks & Stones, real name Ai Rei Dooh-Tousignant, is a Canadian neoclassical composer who has taken inspiration from the boreal forest for her new piece Vaste III. Continue reading “Discovery: Ink Sticks & Stones”
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