In "Paco et le jazz," young Paco embarks on a vibrant journey through the enchanting world of jazz music. As he explores this lively genre, he encounters extraordinary characters who teach him about rhythm, improvisation, and the magic of sound. Each note played reveals a story, connecting him with the rich history and culture of jazz. Will Paco find his own voice amidst the melodies that fill the air? This charming tale invites readers to dance along with the music and discover the joy of self-expression through art.
By Magali Le Huche
Published: 2015
"La musique, c'est l'âme du monde qui danse, et à chaque note, le cœur s'éveille aux couleurs de la vie."
Une histoire à lire et 16 musiques à écouter ! La Nouvelle-Orléans est la ville du jazz. Paco a emporté son saxophone et espère bien se faire quelques amis ! Au fil de l'histoire, on découvre les instruments du jazz : le saxophone, la trompette, la clarinette, le trombone, la contrebasse, la guitare manouche, le violon, la batterie, le piano, la voix et, enfin, le groupe de Jazz.
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“La musique, c'est l'âme du monde qui danse, et à chaque note, le cœur s'éveille aux couleurs de la vie.”
Paco et le jazz
By Magali Le Huche
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Magali Le Huche is a renowned French author and illustrator celebrated for her enchanting children's books. With a distinctive style that combines whimsical illustrations and heartfelt storytelling, she captivates young readers and their families. Some of her notable works include 'Titi the Toucan,' 'Funky Chicken,' and 'The Little Fish and the Big Fish,' which showcase her ability to blend humor with important life lessons. Le Huche's illustrations are known for their vibrant colors and playful characters, making her one of the prominent figures in contemporary children's literature.
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