Klaus Mäkelä and Gustavo Dudamel 10 year anniversary of the Philharmonie de Paris (2025)

Klaus Mäkelä and Gustavo Dudamel 10 year anniversary of the Philharmonie de Paris (2025) poster

The Philharmonie de Paris celebrates its tenth anniversary and invites Klaus Mäkelä and Gustavo Dudamel to perform a concert of changing colours, from modernism to impressionism, with works by Boulez, Beethoven, Poulenc, Moussorgski and Ravel.

Director: Isabelle Soulard
Genre: Music
Runtime: 80 min
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Production: Camera Lucida
Country: France
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The Philharmonie de Paris celebrates its tenth anniversary and invites Klaus Mäkelä and Gustavo Dudamel to perform a concert of changing colours, from modernism to impressionism, with works by Boulez, Beethoven, Poulenc, Moussorgski and Ravel.
Who directed Klaus Mäkelä and Gustavo Dudamel 10 year anniversary of the Philharmonie de Paris?
Klaus Mäkelä and Gustavo Dudamel 10 year anniversary of the Philharmonie de Paris was directed by Isabelle Soulard.
Who stars in Klaus Mäkelä and Gustavo Dudamel 10 year anniversary of the Philharmonie de Paris?
Klaus Mäkelä and Gustavo Dudamel 10 year anniversary of the Philharmonie de Paris stars Klaus Mäkelä, Gustavo Dudamel.
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Klaus Mäkelä and Gustavo Dudamel 10 year anniversary of the Philharmonie de Paris has a runtime of 1h 20m (80 minutes).
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Klaus Mäkelä and Gustavo Dudamel 10 year anniversary of the Philharmonie de Paris is a Music film.
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Klaus Mäkelä and Gustavo Dudamel 10 year anniversary of the Philharmonie de Paris was produced in France.