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For today’s musicologists, performers and concert-going audiences, Mozart’s final symphonies are still a veritable miracle. Why they were written remains a mystery, and no-one knows whether Mozart ever heard them performed during his lifetime. One thing is certain: Mozart created three individual, distinctive and unique works here, which complement each other despite their extreme diversity.

Le dictionnaire est sans doute l'un des livres les plus familiersqui soient. Mais c'est un " illustre inconnu ". Ce dictionnaire-ci aété imaginé en hommage à diverses traditions culturelles et à desauteurs, célèbres ou ignorés, qui ont ainsi rendu service à leurslangues et aux mots. Ces aventuriers des manières de dire (dictiones),ces virtuoses du " prêt-à-parler " sont ici mis en scène avec leursprouesses et leurs secrets. Chaque grand dictionnaire cache uneaventure passionnée, qui mérite d'être relevée. …

Panorama des doctrines de philosophie des sciences qui se sont succédé depuis le XIXe siècle et des débats contemporains à propos des progrès scientifiques et de leurs applications. …

Olivier Truc est un journaliste et écrivain.
Il est l'auteur du roman policier "Le Dernier Lapon" qui a obtenu près de 20 prix dont le prix Quai du polar 2013 et le prix Mystère de la critique 2013, et de sa suite "Le Détroit du Loup", qui parait en 2014. En 2016, il publie "La Montagne rouge".
Laponie suédoise. Des corbeaux et des loups. Des rennes et des rêves. …

On her third album of adult R&B, new age princess Des'ree offers up more musical self-help tips and self-esteem makeovers for the chronically lovesick and spiritually downhearted. And while there's nothing as peacefully sublime as "You Gotta Be" (from 1994's I Ain't Movin') on Supernatural, the listen is a soothing one. Credit Brit Des'ree herself for this; her voice – a reassuring tool that envelops everything around it – has never been better. Working her softened tones around the mostly forgettable material (many of the songs try to rewrite "You Gotta Be" by essentially sticking with the same formula of making sophisticated urban soul), she creates a melodic new-age tone (complete with a cover of Bruce Springsteen's "Fire") that may not stick with you a lifetime, but it sure feels like the most tranquil place on earth for its 50 minutes.

Journeyman vocalist Michael Des Barres had a life-changing experience when asked to fill-in for Robert Palmer on the Power Station's tour in 1985. Des Barres – a gifted performer and rock veteran – was finally seeing the fruits of his labors turn into success. It's obvious in the grooves that he was enthusiastic about his present and future when cutting his second solo album, Somebody Up There Likes Me. A crack session group (featuring Andy Taylor, Steve Jones, Jim Keltner, and the Tower of Power horns) was assembled, and the LP was produced to sound like a Rod Stewart platter from the era. In fact, Des Barres – who has a similar, ragged tone – sounds more like Stewart here than on previous releases (emulating some of his vocal mannerisms, and even going so far as to include two members of Stewart's backing band). The man seemed keenly aware that this was the moment, turning in a strong mix of rockers and ballads. The elements were in place for a hit.

Johann Sebastian Bach composed six cantatas for the Christmas holidays in 1734, to have one performed for each particular holiday during services in the main churches of Leipzig, St. Thomas and St. Nicholas. Both the narrative march of the Gospel and the tonality in which the musical framework was composed, give the cantatas a character of an autonomous cycle that Jordi Savall and his groups face for the first time.

After the compulsory Gymnopédies, this turns out to be an above average Satie collection. Parade is performed with relish and a healthy dose of anarchy, with no attempt being made to blend the pistol shots into the texture of the orchestra. Rather than the more usual companion pieces of Mercure and Relâche, Yutaka Sado builds the remaining programme around La belle excentrique and Le piège de Méduse, opting for some of the music - hall - inspired works in between. Pieces like Je te veux and Poudre d ’ or are familiar in their piano or vocal versions, but rarely get outings in the arrangements for brasserie orchestra, making this a most desirable disc for Satie devotees.

Un panorama des luttes féministes dans le monde, nourri d'entretiens et de tableaux récapitulatifs. Il met en exergue les luttes mobilisatrices comme l'écoféminisme. …