Musicologist and Award-winning Pianist Emilie Capulet will give a conference on Erik Satie, the eccentric yet brilliant composer who reshaped modern music.
Discover the stories behind his mesmerizing pieces, followed by a live mini-concert showcasing some of his most iconic works.
This event is organized by the Franco-Scottish Society – Edinburgh Branch
Language: In French and English
Price: Free event
Duration: 1h
More information: Doors open 15 minutes before the event
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