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Meeting with Jean-Michel Jarre @ Philharmonie de Paris - 16/10/2020

Program

In the presence of Jean-Michel Jarre

From Pierre Schaeffer to Jeff Mills via Pierre Henry or Max Cooper, Jean-Michel Jarre's artistic development was built between influences and collusions. For this first "carte blanche" evening, he offers a program that looks back at his history with a diversity of proposals that reflects the eclecticism and the many facets of this pioneer of electronic music.

Sources:
https://philharmoniedeparis.fr/fr/activ ... rgrlEOxjKM
https://philharmoniedeparis.fr/fr/activ ... onnivences

Jean-Michel Jarre​ - Music Session @ Philharmonie de Paris - 17/10/2020

Around Jean-Michel Jarre

One-off session - 17/10/2020 - 4:00 p.m

Source: https://philharmoniedeparis.fr/fr/activ ... 1602959400

Conference

Jean-Michel Jarre @ Philharmonie de Paris

Nature and technology

Friday May 21, 2021 at 7:00 p.m.

Throughout the season, the Philharmonie invites major figures from the artistic world or the world of ideas to take a look at music and question the sense of listening.
How does music participate in the world being made and how does the world fit into it? Can it allow us to approach ethical, political and societal questions in a new light from the point of view of the philosopher, artist or historian? What imaginations, what fictions, what representations does it convey or liberate?

Jean-Michel Jarre, speaker

Source: https://philharmoniedeparis.fr/fr/activ ... chel-jarre

Concert

Jean-Michel Jarre @ Philharmonie de Paris

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Sunday October 18, 2020 - 8:30 p.m.
Monday October 19, 2020 - 8:30 p.m.
Tuesday, October 20, 2020 - 8:30 p.m.

Source: https://philharmoniedeparis.fr/fr/activ ... 1603045800

Any ideas when the tickets go on sale? Event pages only say "Subscriptions (3+ and 6+) will be available from 12pm on Saturday 14 March", obviously I'd be after a "single ticket", not a "subscription"...

I'm not sure, but I think that subscription means that you need to be a member of the website? I just made an account and I can select tickets for other performances just like that.

Dr_Jones wrote:I'm not sure, but I think that subscription means that you need to be a member of the website?

No, I'm pretty sure "philharmonic subscriptions" are a different thing

https://philharmoniedeparis.fr/en/ticke ... -and-shows

(this one is particularly amusing, at least to people who are new to this)

Important: once you sign in to your personal account, you have thirty minutes to complete your subscription online. Be sure to prepare your selection in advance, browsing the calendar or brochure at your leisure before your sign in.

Weekend - Jean-Michel Jarre @ Philharmonie de Paris

Saison 2020-21

Brochure: https://en.calameo.com/read/0025459524a9fd735531f

Jote wrote:Any ideas when the tickets go on sale? Event pages only say "Subscriptions (3+ and 6+) will be available from 12pm on Saturday 14 March", obviously I'd be after a "single ticket", not a "subscription"...

I think we have to wait til 14 March to be able to buy tickets.

Getting a subscription allows discounts etc, but it says: ''Discover a Season with a 3+ Subscription: receive an immediate 15% discount when you book tickets to three or more concerts or shows of your choice in a single transaction''

Once registered with the website, then ticket purchase to JMJ events/concert should be possible from noon 14 March

The Sound-Oven wrote:

Jote wrote:Any ideas when the tickets go on sale? Event pages only say "Subscriptions (3+ and 6+) will be available from 12pm on Saturday 14 March", obviously I'd be after a "single ticket", not a "subscription"...

I think we have to wait til 14 March to be able to buy tickets.

Getting a subscription allows discounts etc.

Once registered with the website, then ticket purchase to JMJ events/concert should be possible from noon 14 March

I don't think getting a subscription now will allow purchase of JMj tickets...or I may be wrong, as I read something about advance purchase!

AFAIK this works as follows:

March 14th, noon: sale begins for philharmonic subscription holders - the subscription entitles to priority
Later date: sale begins for "regular people"

I don't say I am a fan of Eon, but I'curious about performing it!

Hope that he embarks on a massive tour after Electronica 3.

Concerts are now available for subscription holders. On March 23rd they will open it for another group of subscribers. I guess we'll have to wait until April until the tickets go on sale for everyone.

Looks like the tickets are sold out for the subscription holders.

Dr_Jones wrote:Looks like the tickets are sold out for the subscription holders.

Sold out?

"Unfortunately the requested service is currently not available. Please try again later"

That doesn't look like "sold out" to me. Looks like a glitch. Also I sincerely doubt they would sell out that fast. Did you actually buy a subscription?