It's a strange ballet that the Philharmonie de Paris is about to repeat this morning.
In the building of the first Cité de la Musique designed by Christian de Portzamparc, the Media Library will see a wave of high school students, conservatory and university students, but also the curious in search of professional retraining.
All of them will try, in less than three hours, to answer, in contact with a handful of experts, this question which has perhaps tormented them since childhood: “Am I made to become a musical interpreter?
And how to get there?”
“This is the third time that we have offered orientation speed-meetings. And they are meeting with increasing success”
, rejoices Christiane Louis, head of business resources at the Philharmonie.
The latter is often requested by conservatories or teachers.
“With the neighboring CNSM, we have a partnership for training that is part of the curriculum.
To raise awareness of the problems of setting up a project...
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