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Young audience musical performances of the Orchestre national d'Île-de-France - 2012

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The report lists the musical performances for young audiences of the Orchestre national d'Île-de-France carried out during 2012. Anxious to introduce the world of classical and symphonic music to its audience of tomorrow, the Orchestre national d’Île-de-France develops and offers each season an inventive, rich and. playful cultural action Each cultural activity is developed in relation to the symphonic season of the Orchestra and adapts to all its different audiences in the Ile-de-France region. The objectives of these actions are to: * To discover the world of the symphonic concert * Raising awareness of the orchestra’s repertoire among young people – and other audiences * Involve them in musical projects with the orchestra. In recent years, the orchestra has been creating musical performances (tales, children’s opera) adapted to young audiences for reciting, singer(s) and orchestra. Some of these symphonic tales have been published as CD-books. **"Zazie"** is a musical tale based on Queneau's novel, set to music by Matteo Franceschini. **"The Spirit of the Red Maple and Other Fables"** was composed by Karol Beffa based on a text by Minh Tran Huy. In the opening, two Fables de La Fontaine, The Rooster and the Fox and The Hare and the Turtle, composed by Lucian Cristofor Tugui (2006). Choirs composed of Ile-de-France children participated in this adventure. **"Le Ré-si-do-ré du prince de Motordu"** is a tale written by Pef and set to music by Marc-Olivier Dupin.