Nathalie Licard, the Frenchwoman from the Harald Schmidt Show, provides pure French lifestyle with her program Bon Soir. Nathalie Licard invites you to a literary rendezvous in Paris or tells you about an eerie incident in the Val-d'Oise. Her unmistakable accent remains audible with every word and brings you closer to France. So it's going to be "très français" at the novel factory.
The highlight of this musical-literary evening is certainly the story of Babar, the little elephant by Francis Poulenc based on the text by Jean de Brunhoff (L'Histoire de Babar - Le petit éléphant) first published in 1931. Babar lives as an African refugee in the home of an old lady in a large European city, a truly contemporary story.
The musical "compagnon" is pianist Christoph Stoll, who plays works by French composers. These range from Claude d'Aquin to Claude Debussy and Erik Satie to Yann Tiersen and Renaud Séchan.
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