Raphael Froissart is one of the most followed classical musicians in the world and the most followed clarinetist globally, with more than 4.5 million followers and over 1.5 billion views. A graduate of the Royal College of Music in London, he is known for blending high level classical performance with cinematic digital storytelling.
His public performances, often spontaneous and collaborative, bring classical music into everyday life and create emotionally powerful moments that resonate with millions. He also curates Les Arenes de la Nuit in Paris, a rising classical festival celebrated for its artistic ambition.
At BRIDGE Summit, Raphael will share how classical music can thrive in the digital era through emotional storytelling and modern audience engagement.
Music, street art, and social media now move to the same rhythm. In this session, Raphaël and Aurélien Froissart explore how sound and digital culture have reshaped the identity of modern street art. From viral murals to collaborative digital experiences, they reveal how artists are using rhythm, visuals, and platforms to turn city walls into global stages.
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