Le compositeur danois Carl Nielsen

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Les nocturnes de Chopin enregistrées avec un piano Pleyel de 1836

Chaque samedi, Laure Dautriche nous fait (re)découvrir un morceau qui a marqué l'histoire de la musique classique. Aujourd'hui, elle revient sur le nouvel enregistrement des nocturnes de Chopin, sur un instrument d'époque : un piano Pleyel de 1836. Un voyage dans le temps à ne pa ...  Show more

Une partition oubliée refait surface 100 ans après sa création

Chaque samedi, Laure Dautriche nous fait (re)découvrir un morceau qui a marqué l'histoire de la musique classique. Aujourd'hui, elle s'intéresse à Debora Waldman qui publie "La Symphonie Oubliée". Un ouvrage qui reprend les partitions de Charlotte Sohy, une compositrice du début ...  Show more

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