Name: H-Burns' Tribute to Leonard Cohen - Days off 2021
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Description: It is already five years since Leonard Cohen passed away. To pay tribute to the Canadian poet and musician, French artist H-Burns presents a concert of covers as part of the Days Off festival. He is joined by the Stranger Quartet and a fine line-up of specially invited guests

H-Burns rend hommage à Léonard Cohen au festival Days Off

H-Burns' Hommage an Leonard Cohen beim Festival Days Off

H-Burns' Tribute to Leonard Cohen

H-Burns homenajea a Leonard Cohen

H-Burns i hołd dla Leonarda Cohena

Tributo a Leonard Cohen, H-Burns

It is already five years since Leonard Cohen passed away. To pay tribute to the Canadian poet and musician, French artist H-Burns presents a concert of covers as part of the Days Off festival. He is joined by the Stranger Quartet and a fine line-up of specially invited guests

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No Summer Without Festivals!

Days off 2021

French artist H-Burns presents a concert of Leonard Cohen covers as part of the Days Off festival. 

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Salzburg Festival 2021

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Herbert Blomstedt Conducts the Vienna Philharmonic

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FRÉDÉRIC CHOPIN
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Impromptu No. 3 in G flat major op. 51
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Alcatraz Festival 2021

Amenra

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M'era Luna Festival 2021

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Gustav Mahler
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Um Mitternacht
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Symphonie n°7 en mi majeur, WAB 107

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Vienna Philharmonic - Christian Thielemann

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Marseille Jazz des Cinq Continents 2021

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Aix-en-Provence Festival 2021

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Nuits Sonores 2021

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Pantha du Prince

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Hellfest 2021

Laura Cox

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Jinjer

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Sting - 'Rushing Water'

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ABBA

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Sting

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