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David Byrne: Comment l'architecture a aidé la musique à évoluer

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La carrière de David Byrne l'a amené à jouer aussi bien dans les clubs de Brooklyn qu'au Carnegie Hall. Il se pose cette question :est-ce que c'est la salle de concert qui fait la musique. Des séances de percussion en plein air aux opéras wagnériens en passant par les méga-concerts de rock, il analyse l'influence du contexte sur l'innovation musicale.

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Translated into French by Xavier Olive
Reviewed by Sven Vulliamy
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