Musique – Bruno Fraitag
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Musique – Bruno Fraitag
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Chronique de Bruno Fraitag un mercredi sur deux à 13h.
Bruno Fraitag est médecin de formation, gastro-entérologue, ancien chef de clinique à la faculté de Paris.
Son amour de la musique l’a conduit à s’intéresser depuis toujours à la musique juive, liturgique ou profane. Il oriente ses chroniques musicales sur RCJ vers les compositeurs ou interprètes juifs parfois peu connus. Il est administrateur de l’Institut européen des musiques juives et vice-président de JEM-Culture.© Copyright RCJ
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