Taïm and Yuna, two children from prehistoric times, are very curious. During their walks through the Great Forest, they listen to the sounds made by the plants in the wind, the birds on the branches, the stones beneath their feet… These sounds seem so beautiful to them that they set about trying to reproduce them, and then to improve upon them. In this way, they go on to create the world’s first musical instruments.
This show, which is at once poetic, educational and playful, combines storytelling, ‘wild instrument-making’ (crafting small instruments from natural materials), and rustic music, played on the instruments they have made. It concludes with an interactive segment during which the audience is invited to play rustic instruments together for a grand musical celebration.
The show lasts 55 minutes, is suitable for families, and is appropriate for children aged 4 and over.
The show was written by Marc Lemonnier, with the kind assistance of Bernadète Bidaude. It is performed by Marc Lemonnier (storytelling, music, musical crafts).
As seating is limited, booking is required through Nausicaa
Pricing
| Wording | Min fare | Maximum rate | More information |
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| Adult | 10 € | 15 € |
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Hour
L'évenement a lieu le 22 novembre 2026 à partir de 17h00