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Fragments of the international noise scene of the 90's. With Purr, Voodoo Muzak, Arbishop Kebab, Prohibition, Hint, Trottel, Prolapse, De Kift, U.S.Mapple, Melt Banana and Héliogabale.

Recorded and shot June 27th 2020 at Pustervik Theater, Gothenburg Sweden.

The story of the social ascension of a young man from the suburbs, who is offered a place at the prestigious Lycée Louis-le-Grand. We will follow the adaptation of this young man, in a world more and more strange.

Manu Dibango is eighty years old. Smiling like a kid, he blows out his birthday cake candles, followed by applause. An hour and half later, he is eighty-five years old. Between these two milestone birthdays, the film directors followed in the day to day footsteps of this smiling, debonair giant; for whom the expression, "quiet strength" seems to have been coined. Composer, musician, journalist, an ambassador of the Francophone world, honoured and distinguished around the world; Manu Dibango has remained himself wherever he may find himself.

La belle Hélène is the work that confirmed Offenbach's international reputation. The libretto caricatures the conventions of Greek mythology to poke fun at contemporary society, and the melodies, once heard, never leave you. The erotic and political scandal surrounding the creation of this work ensured its immediate and enduring success. We are carried away by music that is always new and inventive, sprinkled with nods to other works: the dream duet between Helen and Paris, the patriotic trio mimicking Rossini's William Tell, the ensemble of "the man with the apple" and the waltz of the "vile seducer"... Not to mention the exquisite humor of the language, whose inventions, such as "plis de vaillance" (folds of valor) and "poux de la reine" (queen's lice), have entered the lexical fund. In this celebration of Offenbach, we constantly swing between laughter and beauty, indulging in the pleasure of all the senses...

The legendary electro duo present Chroma. Much more than a live show or DJ set, this visual and audio show offers a colourful sensory experience.

Pascal Kleiman was born without arms, but that did not stop him in his career as a techno music DJ. An example that confirms that the human will is stronger than any impediment, regardless of its type.

Julia Fischer sublimates Brahms's Violin Concerto alongside the Orchestre National de France, conducted by Cristian Măcelaru. An eclectic programme that also highlights works by Elsa Barraine and Claude Debussy.

1998-08-16

Since the '90s, the Rives duo has been a fixture on Celtic stages and festivals in Brittany and beyond. Composers, musicians, singers and poets, the couple have surrounded themselves with musicians from both traditional Celtic music and jazz. Creators of the “Légendes” and “Si Bretagne m'était contée” shows, they have made a name for themselves among the new generation of Brittany's ambassadors, in their own category.

The theme of the 2025 edition of La Folle Journée de Nantes is the great cities of music. The Sinfonia Varsovia and pianist Paul Lay have chosen New York as the venue for this concert, a transatlantic voyage punctuated by the music of Gershwin.

Passengers invites Yann Tiersen under the steel canopy of Tempelhof Airport. An expansive setting for the windswept sound of album Kerber, an ode to the Breton island of Ushant. Concert filmed on April 24, 2023 in the Great Hall of Tempelhof Airport, Berlin.

In 2023, the elusive Slowdive stepped out of the shadows with their magnificent album Everything is Alive, giving new and longterm fans plenty of reasons to gaze at their shoes.

A director is interested in the punk movement and outsiders. Following a meeting with a music group, he plans to make a documentary about it.

This early Gaumont sound film features the mythical Gambrinus singing in a rambunctious Medival pub.

"The little dancer followed the music..."

Come interact live and ask your questions to the band, director Teddy and illustrator Lyan from the book "Compendium"! We will reveal the details of the next album and broadcast exclusive images of the new short film "Black Wave" and the book to be released in late 2021/early 2022! Coming straight out of a dystopian universe where cyberpunk and post-apocalyptic are mixed, the Shaârghot, a crazy creature born from a failed experiment, sows chaos in the Great Eye city. More than a music band, Shaârghot is above all a story and a concept that comes to life through their wild concerts. Post-apocalyptic costumes, a martial metal as dancing as percussive, dancefloor beats where acid and devastating synths are mixed, such are the ingredients which compose the scenic universe of the group.

100 privileged guests form part of this concert with a band who have played to hundreds of thousands at one gig alone--and see the wry introduction of "Poor Man's Moody Blues" by John Lees. Recorded at the end of 2010 the band welcomed the audience to "John's bedroom" and gave virtually a song-by-song rendition of the story of Barclay James Harvest.