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- ↑ Le palmarès des orchestres, article dated 17 November 2011 on figaro.fr (read online)
- ↑ Vingt-mille lieux sous la scène, Christophe Rizoud, Forumopera.com (read online)
- ↑ Au cœur de l'orchestre
