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Three works that were created in the shadow of the world wars: Maurice Ravel actually wanted to create a monument to French music with "Le Tombeau de Couperin", and it is accordingly designed to be lively and optimistic. Completed during the First World War, Ravel took the title "Tombeau" as an opportunity to dedicate each of the individual movements to a fallen soldier from his circle of friends. For the day of liberation, when the oppressive pe...
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2 dates (17 Apr - 18 Apr)
Apr
17
Thu
7:30 pm
Gasteig HP8
Munich, Germany
Tickets available
Apr
18
Fri
7:30 pm
Gasteig HP8
Munich, Germany
Tickets available
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