Hi everybody, are you fine ? This is my eleventh piece, "Lost shores", it’s about the sea and these once pristine continents. This is the second piece to benefit from my new sounds, with violin and soprano saxophone, more realistic. It’s a composition quite different from the others, rather cool, almost a ballad. In the nineteenth century, authors like Jules Verne could fantasize about unknown territories. I myself read and reread "20,000 leagues under the sea" and "Mysterious island", two novels that I love and that made me dream a lot. Nowadays, not only are all the distant places known and recorded, but even, defiled, threatened with destruction. Danny Boyle expresses it perfectly, through his film "The beach". As for Philip K. Dick, in his novel "A scanner darkly", he evokes the moment when the earth "becomes plastic".We know that there are, right now, huge islands of plastic that drift offshore, and that intoxicate turtles, fishes, seabirds. "Lost shores" is the result of this rampage. Because these places are lost. And I wanted to allude to it, even if it’s in the form of music, even if it’s in a simple poetic way.