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Chronique : Festival Cognac blues passion et coups de cœur de Christophe Ravet Interview sur le prix du roman des collégiens de la Vienne avec Patrice Rocas, professeur des écoles et membres de la délégation académique à lactionculturelle du rectorat de Poitiers Musiques : Tutankhamun, Vicky Sometani & Max Rad - Falling \; Mije Nguyen Van Le - Et on dit de nous

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