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Orchestres Démos

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Sat, Jun 21, 2025, 20:00
Founded in 2010, Démos promotes cultural democratisation through the performance of orchestra music. It trains the future citizens of the 21st century by putting music at the heart of their personal development, and by giving a central place to social work. As part of an overall educational and artistic program, Démos teaches classical music to children who, for economic, social or geographical reasons, would normally not have access to this genre. The project is aimed at children aged 7 to... Read full text

Keywords: Early Music

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Orchestre Démos Metz Moselle Est
Antoine DutaillisConductor
Orchestre Démos Toulouse Métropole Département de la Haute-Garonne
Christophe MangouConductor
Orchestre Démos - Orchestre de Paris
Nicholas McRobertsConductor

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