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Louis Sclavis is a French jazz clarinetist and composer renowned for his pioneering approaches to modern jazz. Born on February 2, 1953, in Lyon, Sclavis began actively playing jazz in the 1970s. He is noted for his experimental compositions and sound innovations, merging traditional jazz with elements of contemporary classical music and world music. Some of his significant works include albums like “Napoli’s Walls,” “Lost on the Way,” and “L’Imparfait des Langues.” He has collaborated with numerous distinguished artists, including Michel Portal and Henri Texier, garnering critical acclaim for his work worldwide. The products available from the artist Louis Sclavis include CDs.
