Ecoutez le Grand Palais - Nuit des musées 2020

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C’est la Nuit des musées ce samedi 14 novembre 2020, mais le Grand Palais est fermé au public... alors à vos casques pour écouter depuis chez vous ce qui se trame dans ses galeries ! Il suffit de glisser un casque sur ses oreilles et de se laisser porter dans une balade sonore et immersive de 5 minutes. Voici les cuivres sculptés de Sammy Baloji, l’exposition Noir & Blanc en cours de montage, et sous le clair de lune, la grande Nef où répète Boris Charmatz… Cette visite sonore est proposée par le Grand Palais, en partenariat avec Sonorium. Conception et réalisation : Sonorium et Rmn-Grand Palais Scenario : Sonorium et Malo Delarue Composition : Romain Debrie Sound design : Romain Debrie Ingénieur du son : Romain Debrie Voix off : Élodie Kimmel

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