French Cultural Institute of Agadir: Trip notes on guitar
11/27/2004 2:12 p.m.
The French Cultural Institute of Agadir public offering during the first week December, a very rich exhibition and concert. Christian Heinrich will host from Monday 29 November to Wednesday, December 1, introductory workshops and initiation for the Trip. Guitarist Thibault Cauvin happen, Dec. 3, in the multipurpose room of the IFA.
The French Institute of Agadir receives Christian Heinrich, author illustrator of travel books, moved a game - competition on the theme, "Around the World in 80 books" and a poster exhibition and a projection film.Christian Heinrich will host from Monday 29 November to Wednesday, December 1, introductory workshops and initiation for the Trip for Middle School students Paul Gauguin, the Lycée Ibn Tachfine, student-teachers Teaching Inezgane . He will listen to the public library, Wednesday, 1 December, 15 h00 for a meeting and another at 19:30 in the multipurpose room of the French Institute of Agadir, on the theme ... "illustration and literature, reports, text-image in children's literature and adult relationship with readers. Christian Heinrich, author illustrator, was born in 1965 in Selestat. He discovers very young "power" of communication of the image by drawing a playful practice, practice he willingly shares during school with his classmates. Later, that passion led him to form at the Workshop Illustration from the Ecole Superieure des Arts Decoratifs in Strasbourg, where he graduated. This teaching of a language of images leads to define themselves as "a storyteller in pictures." Among all forms of travel, the library of the IFA chose to focus on the travel narrative, with its variety of expressions: the travel book to literary narrative, including the diaries, log books, albums ... Moreover, the French Institute of Agadir hosts Friday, December 3 at 20:30 in the multipurpose room of the IFA, guitarist Thibault Cauvin. A young musician who, at just 20, already has behind him an astonishing track record. At the age of six years, Thibault Cauvin began learning the classical guitar with his father, guitarist and composer Philippe Cauvin, with whom he still works today. Quickly determined to become a concert, he decided to start a solo career while continuing his studies with Olivier Chassain at the Conservatoire National de Bordeaux. He graduated in succession and unanimously gold medals and honor. At age seventeen, he was admitted first, unanimously appointed at the Conservatoire National Superieur de Musique de Paris. He won numerous international awards including first prize at the prestigious Sotsenberg International Guitar Competition in Los Angeles. He has been selected by Omni Guitar Foundation of San Francisco "to be one of four guitarists worldwide to participate in" the Masters Guitar Competition in San Francisco in November 2004. This young passionate musician has already given numerous concerts in the most prestigious festivals and concert halls in Europe (Radio France, Paris, Royal Festival Hall, London ...) USA, Canada, Australia, Turkey (International Festival of Ankara ... ) and reveals a promising future.
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