The Orchestre National d'Île-de-France accompanies a children’s choir in Le Voyage de Nyamba, a musical tale composed by Coralie Fayolle in 2022.
Keywords: Children and Family, Early Music, for ages 5+
| Orchestre National d'Île-de-France | |
| Barbara Dragan | Conductor |
| Sophie Boucheron | Chorus Master |
| Elsa Goujard | Livret |
| Chœurs d'enfants |
| Le Voyage de Nyamba | Coralie Fayolle |
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