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Ever since humans have feared the dark, they have populated their nights with creatures. Classical music has always welcomed them with delight: fire-breathing dragons, rude ogres, ghosts in white shirts, but also beasts in love and puss-in-boots.
The journey continues to Japan, with the yōkai, those spirits haunting the nights. One also meets tsukumogami: everyday objects that come to life after a hundred years of existence. Here, forgotten instruments begin singing once again.
Combining piano, small instruments and synthesizers, DOm Paulin tells stories and plays the music of this great nocturnal parade. His monsters are frightening, mischievous, and sometimes a little melancholic. No musical knowledge is required to enjoy it.
Presented by the association Et voilà!