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This is a musical tale for children intended to be sung in unison with a narrator and a small instrumental ensemble. It can also be performed with a soloist piano accompaniment.
“Once upon a time there was a little boy who could not speak or rather could not stop singing. Since he opened his mouth to talk, to laugh or to cry, there was only music that could be heard. He was named ‘l’Enfant-Musique’.”
(Translated from French)
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These six songs are intended for children voices with piano accompaniment. They are poetic and comic and alternate rock, blues, Brazil and cha-cha-cha. It’s all about food.
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| | | Prélude (Roger Calmel/ Didier Rimaud)
L'école marinière (Roger Calmel/ Didier Rimaud)
Scaphandrier et cerf-volant (Roger Calmel/ Didier Rimaud)
Dans la tempête (Roger Calmel/ Didier Rimaud)
Au ventre du poisson (Roger Calmel/ Didier Rimaud)
Les oiseaux de mer (Roger Calmel/ Didier Rimaud)
Le réparateur d'étoiles (Roger Calmel/ Didier Rimaud)
La ville en fête (Roger Calmel/ Didier Rimaud)
Il n'est pas de murailles (Roger Calmel/ Didier Rimaud)
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This musical tale can be performed by one or two children voices, a soloist soprano, a narrator, and a piano or instrumental ensemble (flut, clarinet, string instruments and piano) accompaniment.
This story is told by an old deep-sea fisherman to children. There is a little girl who meets a little boy who can fix the stars. There are the sea, a boat, seamen and a big fish that saves the little girl and tells her a secret.
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