Mumiq, fille du vent - Conducteur

Name: Mumiq, fille du vent - Conducteur
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Mumiq fille du vent, musical tale for children's choir by Geneviève Laloy, known as LALO, arranged by Jean-Pierre Caporossi and Joël Clément.

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Mumiq fille du vent, musical tale for children's choir by Geneviève Laloy, known as LALO, arranged by Jean-Pierre Caporossi and Joël Clément:

Commissioned for children's choirs from age 7, this musical combines a strong narration and 9 original songs for one, two and three voices.
In its initial version, the instrumental part is intended to be played by a piano, a small percussion ensemble (at least 4), with a solo flute and a solo cello (advanced or higher class student).
This tale evokes the life of a tribe living in the Far North. The composer wanted to evoke images of incredible strength that resonate in words and music. Images of a people indivisible from his country, the Inuit.
A land white with ice and blue at night, where men and animals must coexist, confront and understand each other. A country like no other, where adaptation is the key to life.Stories repeated and "augmented" as in the arctic tales of the writer Jorn Riel.
Traditional tales transformed along their oral journey, but always full of symbols that bring back what remains alive: love, fear, courage, laughter, change and acceptance of what is.
Throat singing and vocal jousting, resting on the vital breath.
The finesse and strength of the bone or serpentine sculptures, drawings with sharp lines like gel, full of details.
The precision of the Inuit language, when the snow is never exactly the same color, the same texture, and has such different functions at the heart of daily life.
The word "Inuit" itself shines like a diamond in the long winter night, or like the midnight sun in the summer.
It is by drawing from all this richness that the story and songs of "Mumiq, fille du vent" were written.

Musical tale for choir with equal voices (SA) and piano:

Thanks to the Conservatoires of Villefranche-sur-Saône, Vienne, and the Ecole de Musique de Feyzin (Music School) for their support to this project.

Content :

Aurore boréale
Chaman
Femme calendrierAm
Femme calendrierDm
Festin de phoque
Inuk Inuit
Fête 1er de tout
L'indien revient
Oulaowete
Ulo