About Richard Desjardins
Born 1948. Richard Desjardins is a Canadian singer, songwriter, musician, film director, screenwriter and poet.
Richard Desjardins (born March 16, 1948) is a Québécois folk singer and film director.
Career Desjardins and his friends formed the country rock ensemble Abbitibbi in the 1970s; Desjardins played piano, guitar, and sang. When the group disbanded in 1982, Desjardins pursued a solo career. He released a number of solo albums, including Tu m'aimes-tu in 1990 and Boom Boom, which appeared on the RPM 100 Top Albums list in 1998.
Desjardins also found work scoring films, especially documentaries. This involvement in the Quebec film industry even led him to co-direct a number of feature-length documentaries. He was known for his environmental activism, especially with regards to protecting forests from over-exploitation, and to promote this he and Robert Monderie created the documentary film Forest Alert (L'erreur boréale) in 1999. In 2007 Desjardins, again with Monderie, created The Invisible Nation (Le Peuple invisible), a documentary about the Algonquin nation in Quebec.
Desjardins went on tour in 2013, promoting his album L'existoire; after that he made occasional live appearances, including the 2018 Festival guitares du monde in Abitibi.
In 2017 a group of singers came together at Steve Jolin's Rouyn-Noranda record company to record Chanter Richard Desjardins, a tribute album of Desjardins' songs.
He was profiled in Lisette Marcotte's 2019 documentary film The Last Nataq (Le dernier Nataq).
Discography Albums 1981-Boom Town Café (with Abbittibbi) 1988-Les derniers humains 1989-Le trésor de la langue (with René Lussier) 1990-Tu m'aimes-tu 1992-Les derniers humains (new recording) 1994-Chaude était la nuit (with Abbittibbi) 1998-Boom Boom 2003-Kanasuta 2011-L'existoire
Live albums 1993-Richard Desjardins au Club Soda 1996-Desjardins Abbittibbi Live (with Abbittibbi)
Soundtrack 1990-Le Party
DVD Kanasuta - LĂ oĂč les diables vont danser (2005)
Filmography 1977 - A Raging Disaster (Comme des chiens en pacage) by Desjardins and Robert Monderie 1978 - Firefly (Mouche à feu), by Desjardins and Robert Monderie 1999 - Forest Alert (L'erreur boréale) by Desjardins and Robert Monderie 2007 - The Invisible Nation (Le peuple invisible) by Desjardins and Robert Monderie 2011 - The Hole Story (Trou story) by Desjardins and Robert Monderie
Music for films and theater Ă double tour (English title: Twice Convicted), by Marie Cadieux, 1994 The Party (Le Party) by Pierre Falardeau, 1990 La Nuit avec Hortense (The night with Hortense), by Jean Chabot, 1988 Noranda, by Robert Monderie and Daniel Corvec, 1984 Le doux partage (Soft Sharing) by Sylvie van Brabant, 1983 Depuis que le monde est monde (Since the world is world) by Sylvie van Brabant, 1981 Blue Winter (L'hiver bleu) by AndrĂ© Blanchard, 1978 Beat by AndrĂ© Blanchard, 1976 (Desjardins and Abbittibbi as well as other musicians) Composed music for and was musical director of âTĂȘtes rondes et tĂȘtes pointuesâ ("The Roundheads and the Peakheads") by Bertold Brecht, at the 1986 Brecht International Festival in Toronto. Malartic, 2024
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Who is Richard Desjardins?
Canadian singer and filmmaker
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Richard Desjardins was born on 16 March 1948 in Rouyn-Noranda.
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Richard Desjardins is a singer, songwriter, musician, film director, screenwriter and poet.
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Richard Desjardins is Canadian.
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