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Jeunesses musicales

Documentaire sur Jeunesses musicales du Canada, un mouvement qui a débuté de l’autre côté de l’Atlantique, en Belgique, puis en France, et qui a pour idéal de faire comprendre et aimer la musique classique aux jeunes. Récitals commentés, présentations d’artistes reconnus mondialement et concerts aux quatre coins du pays font partie des moyens utilisés par l’organisation pour arriver à ses fins.
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Documentaire sur Jeunesses musicales du Canada, un mouvement qui a débuté de l’autre côté de l’Atlantique, en Belgique, puis en France, et qui a pour idéal de faire comprendre et aimer la musique classique aux jeunes. Récitals commentés, présentations d’artistes reconnus mondialement et concerts aux quatre coins du pays font partie des moyens utilisés par l’organisation pour arriver à ses fins.

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  • director
    Claude Jutra
  • script
    Claude Jutra
  • producer
    Roger Blais
  • camera
    Lorne C. Batchelor
  • sound
    Erik Nielsen
  • editing
    Victor Jobin
  • sound editing
    Don Wellington
  • music recording
    Joseph Champagne
  • sound mixer
    Clarke Daprato
  • music
    Maurice Blackburn

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Arts Education - Music

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