THE CHILD WHO LISTENED TO THE STARS
[PIZZICATO] Once upon a time... there was a curious little boy who never paid any attention at school. But it wasn't that he didn't listen, it was that he heard something else... the magical symphony of the stars. At night, lying on the grass, he would stare up at the sky, fascinated by the twinkling lights dancing above him. He often wondered if he was the only one to hear the joyous harmonies of the Milky Way. Perhaps he had a mission? A secret destiny dictated by the stars themselves? Their music guided him, encouraging him to discover a world where imagination and magic were one. Join us for this spellbinding musical tale!
Programme
Excerpts from works by DEBUSSY, HONEGGER, RAVEL and SATIE
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