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Sauvages

L’Orchestre de Chambre de Genève / Claude Barras

Young audiencesFilm concert
Dates
Sat 24.04.27
Time
16h00
Duration
1 hour 20 minutes
Venues
Main hall
Language
French
Audiences
Ages 8+

Sauvages is a film concert.

We watch the film.

We listen to the musicians playing live.

The story is set in a forest in Borneo.

Borneo is a large island in Asia.

In Borneo, there are:

  • vast forests,
  • lots of animals.

But the forest is in danger.

Some people want to destroy the forest.

They want to cut down the trees to plant other crops.

Kéria is a young girl.

She meets up with her little cousin Selaï.

Together, they’ll try to protect:

  • the forest,
  • the animals,
  • the forest’s inhabitants.

The film is about nature.

It also shows the relationships between humans, animals and the forest.

Animals need the forest to live.

People need nature too.

The film is about:

  • protecting nature,
  • respecting the forest’s inhabitants.

During the film concert, two people imitate birdsong.

They use:

  • their voices,
  • small instruments.

They produce these sounds live.

The songs accompany the images in the film.

It feels as though you’re in the forest.

Film concert: What is it?

A film concert is:

  • watching a film on the big screen,
  • listening to musicians playing live.

During the film, the musicians play on stage.

The music accompanies the images.

You watch the film and listen to the music at the same time.

Calendar

Next performances

Sat 24.04.2716h00
Main hall
Main hall

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