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Arthur Honegger : Le Roi David Avec Amira Casar et Lambert Wilson
With actors Lambert Wilson and Amira Casar as guests of honor, this concert puts the voice at the center of its program. A magnificent performance by the Radio France Choir and Children's Choir, as well as the ensemble Les Apaches! and the Paris National Opera Academy.
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With actors Lambert Wilson and Amira Casar as guests of honor, this concert puts the voice at the center of its program. A magnificent performance by the Radio France Choir and Children's Choir, as well as the ensemble Les Apaches! and the Paris National Opera Academy.
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