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L’Aurore: Silent Film with Live Piano by Alexandre Tharaud
Philharmonie de ParisSun, Apr 11, 2027 · 09:30 PM – 11:40 PM
Overview
Overview
L’Aurore is a listed event at Philharmonie de Paris in Paris, sourced from the city's official open-data agenda. Check the link for the latest schedule and ticket details.
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For the centenary of F.W. Murnau's silent masterpiece *L’Aurore* (*Sunrise*), the Philharmonie de Paris presents a special screening with live musical accompaniment by acclaimed pianist Alexandre Tharaud. Regularly cited among the greatest films ever made, *Sunrise* is a technical and narrative tour de force that pioneered fluid camera movements and was one of the first feature-length films with a synchronized soundtrack.
Tharaud, who counts the film among his personal classics, returns to a passion from his youth: accompanying silent cinema. His live piano score will underscore Murnau's universal fable of love, subtitled *A Song of Two Humans*. The evening offers a rare chance to experience this cinematic landmark in a concert hall setting, with the music woven live into the film's emotional fabric.
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Good to know
- The event takes place at the Philharmonie de Paris, located at 221 Avenue Jean Jaurès in the 19th arrondissement.
- Accessible via Porte de Pantin metro station; a Vélib station is 84 meters away.
- Reservation is required; tickets are available only through advance booking.
Frequently asked questions
What is the film being screened?
The film is F.W. Murnau's 1927 silent film *L’Aurore* (*Sunrise*), subtitled *A Song of Two Humans*.
Who is providing the live music?
Pianist Alexandre Tharaud will accompany the film live, returning to a passion from his youth.
Why is this screening special?
It marks the centenary of a film regularly cited among the greatest ever made, with a live piano score by a renowned musician.
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