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Complete your Colleen collection. I can't imagine a more limiting instrument than a music box - its tones are set in a specific pattern, and it doesn't deviate from that at all. But Colleen somehow makes music boxes magical again.

Colleen et les Boîtes à Musique is a 14-track EP by French electronica artist Colleen (real name Cécile Schott) released on October 2, 2006. It was recorded between 2004 and January 2006 for the atelier de création radiophonique of France Culture, a national radio station, to be played back in a special broadcast.

Colleen Et Les Boîtes À Musique, 2006. Colleen Et Les Boîtes À Musique, 2006.

Colleen et les Boîtes à Musique is a generous EP (nearly 40 minutes) containing 13 pieces Cécile Schott (aka Colleen) was commissioned to create for a special broadcast by the French government's Radiophonic Workshop, with the addition of "I'll Read You a Story," reprised from her 2005 album The Golden Morning Breaks

Colleen, aka Cécile Schott, has made her latest album using a collection of old music boxes, collaging, processing and juxtaposing their sounds to make a beguiling suite. It's not an entirely new idea: Rob Ellis and Piotr Kurek have made nice pieces this way, and Karlheinz Stockhausen sells boxes for about €300 a throw. Schott conjures up a wealth of associations, from Indonesian gamelans to Steve Reich, with tracks such as tuneful remixes of Ligeti's Poème Symphonique (for 100 metronomes).

World Music: Colleen et les Boîtes à Musique: Colleen et les Boîtes à Musique. Stewert Lee. October 1 2006, 1:00am, The Sunday Times. The French artist Cécile Schott used a commission from a national radio station to create a piece using only music boxes. Some are cheap sound sources concealed in novelty birthday cards, others are elaborate Victorian affairs. All can be played, plucked, sampled and processed to produce 14 layered compositions that have the haunting, often distressing quality of cloudy childhood memories