

1992, Eliott is an ambitious young pianist, son of a renowned conductor. Making electronic music without much faith in it, he will discover a way to satisfy his ambition.

Eliott Cremer
Anne Cremer
Samuel Rochaud
Frédéric
Sophie
Vendeuse disquaire
Direction conservatoire
Direction conservatoire
Direction conservatoire/Homme au journal

1992, Eliott is an ambitious young pianist, son of a renowned conductor. Making electronic music without much faith in it, he will discover a way to satisfy his ambition.
2025-06-27
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KAPELLMEISTER [kə ˈ pɛl mʌɪstə] n.m. - In German-speaking countries, designates the conductor, the master of music.
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