#concert de paris

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Our reporter won't stop talking about Olympic games during live stream from Le concert de Paris.

Why? Who do you think whatches this concert? I want to know more about the music not Olympic fire.

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PARIS 2024🗼 Bonne cérémonie de clôture des jeux olympiques 🇨🇵

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Jean-Michel Jarre, Place de la Concorde, Paris, France 1979

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Casino de Montmartre concert venue in the 18th district of Paris

French vintage postcard

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INTERPOL - A Magnificent Starry Night at la Philharmonie de Paris, 5th of 2023- concert review

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OTD in Music History: Composer and pianist Claude Debussy (1862 - 1918) marries his second wife, Emma Bardac (1862 - 1934), in 1908. Bardac was actually the mother of one of Debussy’s piano students, as well as the former mistress of Gabriel Faure (1845 – 1924). Debussy had married his first wife, Lilly Texier, in 1899. By all accounts, Lilly was a loving and devoted spouse; nevertheless, Debussy quickly fell for Bardac, and, after shrewdly dispatching Lilly on an extended trip to see her parents in July 1904, he whisked Bardac away for a secret rendez-vous in the French countryside. After spending several idyllic weeks vacationing together, Debussy wrote Lilly a letter informing her that their five year marriage was over. Devastated, Lilly attempted to commit suicide by dramatically shooting herself in the chest with a revolver just five days before their wedding anniversary. She survived, but the bullet remained lodged in her spine for the rest of her life. The ensuing public scandal cost Debussy many of his most important professional contacts, including Paul Dukas (1865 - 1935) and Maurice Ravel (1875 – 1937). Perhaps not surprisingly, Debussy’s subsequent marriage to Bardac was also a troubled one. The passionate union did produce one child, a daughter nicknamed “Chou-Chou” – but she died young (from medical malpractice) at the age of 13, in 1919, just one year after Debussy himself passed away from cancer. PICTURED: An early copy of a famous portrait photograph of Debussy smoking a cigarette -- a portrait which Bardac actually took while they were away on that first secret vacation in July 1904. Bardac inscribed this copy to the important Parisian music publisher Jean Joubert sometime in the 1920s. Joubert’s firm, “Editions Joubert,” was founded in 1921, and Joubert built his fortune on the basis of the metaphorical “gold mine” that he had purchased from his previous employer, music publisher Eugene Fromont – a fantastic back catalogue that included many of Debussy’s earliest and most popular works. (Debussy’s later works had been published by the firm Durand.)

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Europe 2 Showcase, Casino de Paris 10.02.23

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me at harry styles concert 1/06/23

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How are you coping after the end of semester?

For example:

I am watching Concert de Paris 2019 and crying. The music is still with us and the word is suddenly little bit better.

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Harry styles 💞 Love on tour, Paris, Stade de France.

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Paul Ji en concert le 19/10 au Théâtre des Champs Elysées à Paris

Paul Ji arrive à Paris le 19/10/2024 au Théâtre des Champs Elysées pour un concert unique autour de Frédéric Chopin. Le pianiste couvert de prix est très attendu par le public français.

Lauréat du concours "American protégé" de Carnegie Hall en 2012, il remporte le Concours International Steinway à sept reprises entre 2010 et 2018 et est ainsi choisi pour se produire, en tant que représentant de la France au Festival de musique de Steinway à la Laeiszhalle de Hambourg.

Au programme du 19/10/2024 : Chopin : Ballade n° 2, Nocturne op. 27 n° 2, Sonate n° 3 Etudes op. 10 n° 1, n° 5, n° 10, opus. 25 n° 6 24 Préludes op. 28 Andante spianato et Grande Polonaise brillante op.22 Théâtre des Champs-Elysées, 15 avenue Montaigne, 75008 Paris Infos et réservations

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CONCERT A Paris: Sous le Charme de Charlotte Dipanda, Un Rendez-vous Musical Aux Folies Bergère

La chanteuse d’origine camerounaise, Charlotte Dipanda, après avoir annoncé la sortie de son dernier album intitulé CD, disponible sur toutes les plateformes en ligne nous donne rendez-vous pour son retour tant attendu sur la scène parisienne via sa page Facebook. L’événement majeur est prévu pour le vendredi 12 avril 2024, aux Folies Bergère. Je suis très heureuse de vous annoncer que mon…

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Music Of Florent Schmitt - Andrè Clutytens And The Paris Conservatory Orchestra - 1950 - Past Daily Weekend Gramophone

You can do a lot with coffee: https://pastdaily.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/09/florent-schmitt-salome-cluytens-1950.mp3 Schmitt: La Tragèdie de Salomè – Paris Conservatory Orchestra, Andrè Cluytens, cond. 1950 Besancon Festival – ORTF – Gordon Skene Sound Collection The music of Florent Schmitt this weekend. A popular figure during the first four decades of the 20th Century, Florent Schmitt fell…