Fawzy tells us and sings the story of Nassim. Accompanied by his oud, he makes the Arabic, French and English languages ​​sing - even Alsatian - by crossing music from here and there. Elegant calligraphy comes to life and dance on a canvas stretched like a drum, round like the sun.

In the company of Nassim, Fawzy invites us with a delicate voice, moved to the south of Iraq, cradle of the first writings. Through the reeds of the marshes of Basra, He leads us to meet migratory birds. To travel, to leave, to migrate, Nassim dreams only of that. One day, the child becomes a bird and flies away beyond the marshes to discover the world. As a gift from his travels, he brings back French songs that mingle with oriental rhymes.

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To illustrate and stage this material, which is as delicate for the ears as it is for the eyes, the musician turned to Hassan Massoudy and his elegant animated calligraphy and to the director Denis Woelffel. With them, he creates a musical, theatrical and visual language full of finesse, gentleness and poetry.

The different cultures nourish the imagination of the traveling musician as much as that of the spectator. This music speaks to everyone, regardless of age, culture and habit. Offering different reading levels, this show dedicated to toddlers is also aimed at accompanying adults.

Meetings, dialogue and sharing make it possible to build bridges between tradition and modernity, East and West, childhood and middle age. So many threads on which to advance. As many strings to pull, then to let sing.