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© Leslie Kee © Clive Barda Akiko Suwanai and Nicholas Angelich  Wednesday, September 21st at 6pm GMT, from the Auditorium du Louvre  Akiko Suwanai and Nicholas Angelich kick off the 2011-2012 Auditorium de Louvre season. The violinist and pianist have already collaborated on several occasions notably in 2009 at the Auditorium de Louvre broadcasted on medici.tv. Live again on medici.tv, they will perform Schumann’sSonata in D minor, Strauss’ Sonata in E flat major andProkofiev’s Five melodies for violin and piano. Emmanuel Despax: piano recital Thursday, September 22nd at 10:30am GMT, live from the Auditorium du Louvre The Auditorium du Louvre is proud to welcome a rising piano star who has already received several prizes,Emmanuel Despax, for his first piano recital in Paris. He will perform the very difficult piece by Ravel Gaspard de la Nuit, Liszt’s Mystical Legends as well as Portraits and Landscapes by the British composer Stephen Goss.

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2 concerts live from the Festival de Saint-Denis on June 17th and 19th!

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The Oud by Smadj Thursday, June 27th at 6:30 GMT A multicultural evening on medici.tv! For this worldwide creation the oud player and composer Smadj brings together the cream of the Mediterranean world music:Natacha Atlas, Ibrahim Maalouf and many others alongside the Beit Al-Musica Ensemble.

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Gatti conducts Mahler Saturday, June 29th at 6:30 GMT It was while conducting the Orchestre National through Mahler's 4th thatDaniele Gatti thought that, should he be offered the job of music director of this orchestra, he would accept straight away. After a few seasons, Gatti has chosen Mahler´s Symphony No. 4 for his second concert in Saint-Denis where he will conduct the Orchestre National de France with the German soprano Christiane Oelze.

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FESTIVAL DE SAINT-DENIS

This month medici.tv broadcasts 6 concerts from the St. Denis Festival: after Riccardo Muti, watch Daniele Gatti, Myung-Whun Chung, Alain Altinoglu, Smadj and Laurence Equilbey in the Basilica St. Denis.