Le Printemps des Arts - Dalbavie - Manoury - Hurel - Debussy

Le Printemps des Arts - "Dalbavie - Manoury - Hurel - Debussy - Grisey"

Gérard Grisey, Philippe Manoury, Philippe Hurel, Marc-André Dalbavie: a quartet of composers that illustrates the wealth of French musical creativity in the wake of Pierre Boulez. Their works are performed here by the Ensemble Court-circuit in a concert bestrode by the great Claude Debussy, a true spiritual father to all.

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Thursday 3 April 2025 at 19:30

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