Quo Fuit places 5 dated presences for Jean-Michel Jarre across 5 places, from 1948 to 2022.
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Jean-Michel André Jarre (born 24 August 1948) is a French composer, performer and record producer.Wikipedia, full article · CC BY-SA
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Where Jean-Michel Jarre was documented, and when
24 August 1948exact date
Lyonattested“Jean-Michel Jarre was born in Lyon on 24 August 1948, to Francette Pejot, a French Resistance member and concentration camp survivor, and composer Maurice Jarre.”source: Wikipedia: Jean-Michel Jarre
December 2007month
Théâtre Marignyattested“Jarre performed 10 concerts (Oxygène Live) in December 2007, held in the Théâtre Marigny, located in the Champs-Élysées, Paris.”source: Wikipedia: Jean-Michel Jarre
May 2017month
Canadaattested“During May 2017, Jarre toured in Canada and USA for the first time in his career, and in July 2017 another leg of the tour was held in Europe.”source: Wikipedia: Jean-Michel Jarre
March 2018month
Buenos Airesattested“In March 2018, Jarre performed in South America for the first time as part of his Electronica Tour in Buenos Aires and Santiago de Chile.”source: Wikipedia: Jean-Michel Jarre
March 2022month
Parisattested“In March 2022 Jarre presented a live project, Oxymore, at Radio France's Hyper Weekend Festival located at Paris.”source: Wikipedia: Jean-Michel Jarre
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1969year
Reimsmentioned“For a 1969 exposition at the Maison de la Culture (Cultural House) in Reims, Jarre wrote the five-minute experimental instrumental "Happiness Is a Sad Song".”source: Wikipedia: Jean-Michel Jarre
1971year
Palais Garniermentioned“In 1971 Jarre was commissioned by choreographer Norbert Schmucki to perform a ballet called AOR (in Hebrew, "the light"), at the Palais Garnier.”source: Wikipedia: Jean-Michel Jarre
1976year
Saint-Tropezmentioned“He met his second wife, actress Charlotte Rampling, at a dinner party in Saint-Tropez in 1976.”source: Wikipedia: Jean-Michel Jarre
April 1977month
Francementioned“The first pressing of 50,000 copies was promoted through hi-fi shops, clubs and discos, and by April 1977 had sold 70,000 copies in France.”source: Wikipedia: Jean-Michel Jarre
1979year
Place de la Concordementioned“but in 1979 Jarre held a large open-air concert on Bastille Day, at the Place de la Concorde.”source: Wikipedia: Jean-Michel Jarre
28 January 1986exact date
Space Shuttle Challenger disastermentioned“The live performance was curtailed by McNair's death in the Space Shuttle Challenger disaster on 28 January 1986.”source: Wikipedia: Jean-Michel Jarre
1988year
Royal Victoria Dockmentioned“In 1988, Jarre released his ninth studio album Revolutions, and in same year, a concert called Destination Docklands was planned for September, to be held at the Royal Victoria Dock in east London.”source: Wikipedia: Jean-Michel Jarre
11 July 1991exact date
Mexicomentioned“He later promoted a concert near the Pyramids of Teotihuacan in Mexico, to be held during the solar eclipse of 11 July 1991.”source: Wikipedia: Jean-Michel Jarre
March 1994month
Hong Kongmentioned“In March 1994, a concert was held in Hong Kong, to mark the opening of the city's new stadium.”source: Wikipedia: Jean-Michel Jarre
1998year
Francementioned“In 1998, British commercial broadcaster ITV used a remixed version of "Fourth Rendez-Vous" (called Rendez-Vous 98) for their television coverage of the 1998 FIFA World Cup in France.”source: Wikipedia: Jean-Michel Jarre
31 December 1999exact date
Gizamentioned“Another large-scale concert followed on 31 December 1999, in the Egyptian desert near Giza.”source: Wikipedia: Jean-Michel Jarre
2004year
Lyonmentioned“In a 2004 interview for The Guardian, he spoke of the effect that a performance of Stravinsky's The Rite of Spring had upon him: As a young man Jarre earned money by selling his paintings, exhibiting some of his works at the Lyon Gallery…”source: Wikipedia: Jean-Michel Jarre
October 2004month
Chinamentioned“In October 2004 he returned to China to open its "Year of France" cultural exchange.”source: Wikipedia: Jean-Michel Jarre
16 December 2006exact date
Moroccomentioned“In his role of UNESCO Goodwill Ambassador, Jarre performed a concert named Water for Life in Morocco, on 16 December 2006, to celebrate the United Nations Year of Desertification in the world.”source: Wikipedia: Jean-Michel Jarre
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