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Images "inspired" from music by Bernard Benoit
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Images "inspired" from music by Bernard Benoit
Donald and Pete as workers in a music store who are told that the next one to make a sale gets to keep thir job when in walks Daisy.
An homage to Antonin Dvorák, one of the great composers of the late 19th century. Documentary vignettes are interwoven with music and dance tableaux shot among fairylike forests and countryside. These lively scenes stand
Raphaël Pichon and his Ensemble Pygmalion resonate with the humanity, hope and light that permeate Johann Sebastian Bach's most beautiful sacred scores. A concert full of emotion.
Musiques en fête has been held every summer since 2011 to kick off the Chorégies d'Orange season. This year, Musiques en fête pays tribute to cinema! Judith Chaine and Cyril Féraud will join 8,000 spectators at the Théât
Three percussionists each have a small table as their only instrument. The variety of tones is ensured by the different striking modes. The positions of the fingers and hands and the rhythmic figures are codified in a re
Tony Danza Change for the World Nobody but You No Time for Dreaming You Think I Don't Know (But I Know) How Long The World (Is Going Up in Flames) You Put the Flame on It Steel Trap/2075 Luv Jones Love Bug Blue
Chachita appears as wealthy spinster lady who surprised a burglar in his house. Instead of denouncing it, uses it as a driver and then fall in love.
Presents a musical journey through the area surrounding the Ganges. Focuses on Benares, Ustad Bismillah Khan, a musician influenced by Indian musical traditions, and the Shehnai, an oboe-type instrument. Other masters pe
Under the baton of Bastien Stil, the Radio France Philharmonic Orchestra and violinist Nathan Mierdl invite you to immerse yourself in this grandiose yet intimate performance in a festive atmosphere. A magical moment to
With Chopin’s works, performed on site by the French pianist Alain Planès, serving as a common thread, the palace on the water – Warsaw’s jewel, miraculously spared by the wars – is revealed through music.
A documentary about musique concrète and electronic music, from Luigi Russolo's manifesto "The art of noises" (1913) to the new generation. We discover a large history of electro-acoustic music. Some composers as Françoi
Interviews and performance footage are used to provide an overview of the women's music scene.