Director Philippe Béziat, a great music and cinema enthusiast, has been filming musicians at work for about thirty years. He delivers a moving portrait of the Orchestre de Paris, which immerses the viewer in symphonic music in a unique way.
Through his passion for music and cinema since childhood, director Philippe Béziat has been dedicated to sharing his dual passion with a wide audience. In the film industry, he enjoys transforming into a “little mouse” to capture artists at work, whether it’s following soprano Natalie Dessay in her first Traviata or accompanying hip-hop dancers appropriating Jean-Philippe Rameau’s Indes galantes. For television, he constantly pushes the boundaries of opera, concert halls, and theater through “captations” that deserve a different name, as he creates true cinematic objects.
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Tags: Music, Cinema, Orchestre de Paris, Philharmonie de Paris
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