Boum Tschak

Our mechanics return to the cellar to find improvised instruments, such as this blowing hairdryer that perfectly replaces a musician's mouth to affirm a note on the harmonica. Or how about this Kouglof mold, a rather cryptic percussion instrument? And isn't the drummer's stick a delicate string puppet?

Thanks to these specialists in recycling, these bizarre finds are quickly diverted into musical experiments that delight young audiences.

Roland and Chine have already made a name for themselves in their respective disciplines: musical composition and interpretation for one; puppetry and object animation for the other. For the past seven years, they have been pooling their energies and nurturing their art through numerous collaborations, to create shows filled with humor, enthusiasm and the unexpected.


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