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Charlotte Ginot-Slacik

Musicologist Charlotte Ginot-Slacik teaches at the CNSMD in Lyon and collaborates as a dramaturg with the Orchestre national du Capitole de Toulouse. After a thesis devoted to Italian music of the second half of the twentieth century, her research examines the links between music and politics in the twentieth century. With Michela Niccolai she has published «Musiques dans l’Italie fasciste» (Fayard, 2019).

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BANDE A PART

BANDE À PART is a cinema magazine designed for tablets and smartphones, its original content is destined for a larger audience.

4 articles

Trax Magazine

Trax is an independent French electronic music and youth culture magazine, created in Paris in 1997. It has been the leading publication about those cultures in France ever since.

2 articles

Transfuge

Transfuge is a cultural magazine which deals with litterature and cinema matters.

4 articles

Beaux Arts

1 article

Mouvement

1 article

France Musique

"Dance! Sing! 7 minutes at the Paris Opera" offers original incursions into the season thanks to broadcasts produced by France Musique and the Paris Opera. For each opera or ballet production, Nathalie Moller (opera) and Jean-Baptiste Urbain (dance), present the works and artists you are going to discover when you attend performances in our theatres.

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Philosophie magazine

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Radio Classique

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