Lambert Wilson, patron of the Journées Ravel, will serve as narrator and singer at Montfort-l'Amaury
Thirty years after their founding, the Journées Ravel celebrate the composer across three weekends.
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Maurice Ravel, composer of Boléro, refined melodist and master orchestrator, remains one of the most celebrated and enigmatic figures in twentieth-century French music.
Thirty years after their founding, «Les Journées Ravel» honours his legacy in Montfort-l'Amaury, where he lived and composed. Concerts, readings, workshops and performances will bring his world to life over three weekends.
Patron of this anniversary edition, Lambert Wilson will accompany the festival and also take to the stage as narrator and singer.
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