Leipzig Radio Symphony Orchestra (English version) The MDR Leipzig Radio Symphony Orchestra is Germany's oldest radio orchestra. Today it is one of the liveliest and most innovative ensembles of its kind in Europe. In addition to featuring regularly on radio and television, the orchestra is committed to the challenge of producing first-class recordings, as well as to performing numerous concerts and to sharing its expertise and enthusiasm via children and youth projects. In this way the orchestra maintains and builds a close connection to young and old, and is always able to inspire new audiences for music. The orchestra is based in Leipzig and services the three states of Saxony, Saxony-Anhalt and Thuringia. This region is one of the most important areas in musical history worldwide. The orchestra can be heard worldwide via the European Broadcasting Union, numerous award-winning recordings, international tours and guest performances at festivals, all of which contribute to its role as a musical ambassador for Central Germany.
Funny Pictures and Funny Videos to make your days awesome! | iLyke Accueil - Salle Pleyel (Concerts and shows in Paris) In keeping with the programming of the Salle Pleyel and the Cité de la musique, this new establishment, which unites excellence and innovation, will promote a new approach to music. At the Philharmonie de Paris, you'll find the Orchestre de Paris, other major French and international orchestras and the soloists that you enjoyed at the Salle Pleyel, as part of a wider programme open to other forms and types of music. La Philharmonie de Paris © Ateliers Jean Nouvel Pour en savoir plus The 2013-2014 season Purchase tickets for the 2013-2014 Season concerts now ! citedelamusiquelive.tv Retrieve concerts filmed at Salle Pleyel and Cité de la musique on www.citedelamusiquelive.tv Photo: © Franck Ferville More info
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