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FRENCH SUMMER EPISODES: ACCORD MAJEUR

FRENCH SUMMER EPISODES: ACCORD MAJEUR

FromThe Early Music Podcast


FRENCH SUMMER EPISODES: ACCORD MAJEUR

FromThe Early Music Podcast

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Length:
30 minutes
Released:
Jul 23, 2021
Format:
Podcast episode

Description

This episode of the Early Music Podcast takes you to Aix en Provence, on the occasion of the Rencontres Nationales d’Accord Majeur, for our last French Summer episode!This conference is organized every year in the frame of Aix en Provence Festival, and gathers members of various French networks for music (ensembles, operas, festivals…). This year’s theme was dedicated to how the professionals of the live performance field address the challenges of ecology. By reviewing the different steps towards awareness, and putting forward the most relevant and meaningful projects, the conference has whetted the participants’ appetite for doing better and bigger! Interviews with: Margaux Hardoin, Communication and Resources officer, Grands FormatsAline Sam Giao, General Manager, Auditorium de Lyon- Orchestre National de Lyon; President of Les Forces Musicales, vice-president of Associaton Française des OrchestresJean-Christophe Frisch, XVIII-21 - Le Baroque Nomade, Festival OuVERTuresCreditsScènes de la forêt, Op. 82: L'oiseau prophèteEnsemble Zellig - Jivaro's Works - Klarthe 2017 TarentellaXVIII-21 Le Baroque Nomade - «Melothesia Æthiopica (Live) - Evidence 2015 Production/ REMA-Agathe Créac’hWith Flora CroceTargeting a professional audience of performers, promoters or anyone involved in the Early Music Field, the Early Music Podcast is dedicated to what’s happening in the sector in Europe.
Released:
Jul 23, 2021
Format:
Podcast episode

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Interviews with specialists of the cultural field that bring a new perspective to your professional practices and goals! The Early Music Podcast is a series dedicated to what’s happening in the Early Music sector in Europe, brought to you by REMA, the Early Music Network !