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Ludovico Einaudi
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Ludovico Einaudi's minimalist and shimmering compositions have traveled the world and charmed cinema. His work is thrilling, alluring, elegant, meditative, and often introspective, stirring as much as it captivates. It’s no coincidence that the music of this Italian pianist-composer fascinates filmmakers worldwide; the evocative and magnetic power of Einaudi’s instrumentals is immediate. A true initiatory rite with melodies as moving as they are invigorating, it’s no surprise that he quickly found success on the international stage.
From Aprile (1998) to The Father (2020), including French hits Intouchables (2011) and Samba (2014), the Oscar-winning Nomadland (2020), and recent releases La Petite and La Tresse (2023), Ludovico Einaudi’s gentle melodic epics evoke a range of emotions, from the most melancholic to the most exalted.
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Accor Arena
Bercy Arena, also known by its former name Palais Omnisports de Paris-Bercy (POPB) or the abbreviation Paris-Bercy Bercy or simply, is a multipurpose room located boulevard de Bercy, in the district of Bercy, in the 12th arrondissement Paris. It is the subject of extensive renovation in 2014.
Framed by the Ministry of Economy and Finance northwest and Bercy Park southeast, it is located on the right bank of the Seine, at the height of Bercy bridge and faces the François Mitterrand Library placed, in turn, on the left bank.
The site is served by metro station Bercy.
Vast 55,000 m², the sports arena can accommodate 3,500 17 000 seats, 18,000 spectators sitting / standing in a flexible space suitable for almost all sports, including water, as in all types of shows. The palace also includes a sports rink Sonja Henie-rink.
The main room is also concert hall office, inviting singers and musicians of all styles; many artists make a tour date in the French capital. For the "concert" configuration, the room can be adapted with en end scene or a scene called "American", that is to say plant, while the number of places varies with the opening of the central
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