Loïc ROBIN

Apprend la musique à l’âge de douze ans, étude supérieures de saxophone classique à Lyon avec serge bichon, d’histoire de la musique, puis le jazz à l’Imfp avec André Villégier, joue en variété et en groupes divers , jazz, flamenco, salsa, rock, blues depuis dix sept ans…Et compose des textes et des musiques (chansons, pubs, arrangements) depuis 1991 en musiques actuelles… ! Et puis les rencontres, Jérôme buigues dit "tono", guitariste de talent et du coeur, qui , dans mes compositions ajoute son plus...magnifique.!.., brice Mirrione pianiste génial , qui fait de même..Lydie, chanteuse choriste admirable qui permet à mes textes de vivre et aux émotions de se diffuser...« Je suis inspiré du Monde, et de tout ce qui le compose…je le prends, brut et il me donne toutes les émotions qui m’inspirent…Je tente chaque jour de transcrire toutes ses infinitésimales couleurs dans mes textes ou mes compositions, ce sont mes émotions et mes couleurs du moment. »

You may be surprised to learn that Canon, the world’s number one digital camera producer, isn’t wiling to condemn using harpoons – despite their high-profile advertising and sponsorship programs dedicated to wildlife and endangered species. We have asked Mr. Mitarai, CEO of Canon Japan to speak out against Japan’s whaling program, but so far, Canon has declined to take a stand against the killing of thousands of whales.That’s where you come in! You can put pressure on Mr. Mitarai to speak out against Japan’s whaling program. Here are two actions you can do:First, TAKE ACTION and ask the CEO of Canon Japan to defend whales!Second, USE YOUR CAMERA to tell Canon to speak out against the Japanese whaling program and take part in our Online Flickr Photo Competition!The whales need a powerful domestic ally in Japan. As a leader in the business world, Canon could express disapproval of lethal research whaling, and help put an end to a decades-old scientific hoax.We believe that when a corporation draws income and brand value from association with environmental causes, they have a responsibility to speak out on those issues. We trust that most of the good folks at Canon, as one of the world's premier "wildlife brands," share our concern that wildlife in general, and whales in particular, should not die unnecessarily for "science."Peace & Thanks, ~Lauren
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