In this show, full of poetry and emotion, Alain Larribet distils tales from his childhood, stories of pastoralism from the Vallée d?Aspe and elsewhere?
He sings and forcefully transmits his love of nature and his passion for travel, with the help of his world instruments (duduk, string tambourine, Indian harmonium?). His voice, imbued with the diverse colors of the world?s songs, carries us beyond the treetops.
Alain recalls and recounts his love of the mountains, his childhood, his first day in the summer pastures, a night lulled by the rain? He recalls his encounters with people whose first names have a foreign ring, such as Djola, who plays the calabash,
More than a story, Le Berger des Sons is the story of a life?moving, mischievous and passionate.
He sings and forcefully transmits his love of nature and his passion for travel, with the help of his world instruments (duduk, string tambourine, Indian harmonium?). His voice, imbued with the diverse colors of the world?s songs, carries us beyond the treetops.
Alain recalls and recounts his love of the mountains, his childhood, his first day in the summer pastures, a night lulled by the rain? He recalls his encounters with people whose first names have a foreign ring, such as Djola, who plays the calabash,
More than a story, Le Berger des Sons is the story of a life?moving, mischievous and passionate.
