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MELATONIN at the Cabaret Frappé festival
Nourished by Radiohead’s experiments in sound and the hallucinogenic tribulations of Lewis Caroll, MELATONIN invite you to dream and echo, through their music, the unconsciousness of sleep.
On stage, melodies intersect and metamorphose to make way for symbiotic trance, the songs strung out over neb...
MUMFORD and SONS (Pocket Parties)
It’s all about joy, enthusiasm and the very British coolness of a band whose strength lies in their obvious delight in playing.
To the sound of strange, almost religious, pastoral and fervent music, imbued with every kind of folklore, for this Soirée de Poche, Mumford and Sons invite us to an int...
NAHASDZAAN or the Glittering World
Navajo Oratorio for voice, instruments, dancers and animals.
Looking at the healing ceremonies of the Navajo Indians, this show, directed by Luc Petton, sheds light on the relationship between medicine and social harmony, within the context of the social and environmental imbalances currently affec...
No Tongues
Four instrumentalists, anchored in the present day, exile themselves in an ancestral vocal repertoire from the magnificent album "Les Voix du Monde ": a journey through the imagination and potency of music created by humans throughout their evolution.
A funeral song with the consonance of children’s...
ODYSSEE BAROQUE : the Arts Florissants 40th birthday
Concert recorded at the Philharmonie de Paris (December 21st 2019)
Les Arts Florissants (Choir & orchestra)
Conductor: William Christie & Paul Agnew
Sandrine Piau soprano
Lea Desandre mezzo-soprano
Christophe Dumaux contre-ténor
Marcel Beekman ténor
Marc Mauillon baryton
Lisandro Abadie basse
At t...
OLD BUSINESSES REFUSING TO SHUT UP SHOP
Despite the stranglehold of the internet, the proliferation of supermarkets, the desertification of town centres and the gradual loss of interest in local shops, some of France's oldest businesses are still managing to survive.
At the head of these establishments, the ever-vanishing reminders of ...
On the edge
The story takes place in a corner of Southwest France. The protagonists are Robert and Cedric. There’s an age difference of about thirty years between them. One is a former fisherman, the other a musician. They don’t need much to live happily: a cabin-like apartment, a scooter, a vegetable garden, s...
One Summer in a Holiday Club
Every year, 1.5 million French people choose to spend their holidays in clubs, where everything - accommodation, catering and entertainment - is included. There are dozens of different options in this market, from small family-run businesses to giant clubs that sometimes cater for more than 1000 hol...
PAQUITO d’RIVERA (Midnight at the New Morning, Paris)
A sort of tropical Charlie Parker, Cuban saxophonist and clarinettist Paquito d'Rivera has notched up 70 albums and won countless awards. Virtuoso and living legend of Latin jazz, this year he celebrates his 70th birthday with an international tour, accompanied by the pianist Pepe Rivero's quartet.
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