Chansons à en perdre la tête

Description

For ages 3–8 Discover or rediscover the old repertoire of children’s songs performed by children. This album is devoted to songs from the late 18th century. The idea is to introduce or reintroduce the repertoire of old children’s songs performed by children and accompanied by instruments from the chosen era (pianoforte, pedal harp, clarinet, horn, bassoon, guitar...). Rediscover the major composers of the 18th century by listening to short excerpts from works highlighting a particular instrument or family of instruments. A fun and educational album! “Here is a CD that stands apart from the production often intended for children. The challenge was to make baroque music and its magnificent sounds (flutes, viols, violin but also theorbo and bassoon) accessible to children. Challenge met! Pieces sung by children and, for some, well known to them, alternate with purely instrumental pieces. It is very beautiful, sometimes lively, sometimes slow, always easy to sing along to. Neither patronizing nor intimidating, a CD of great quality.” Marie Aubinais “Pomme d'Api” released from the 1st Croc'Baroque