
The stories of Babar and Ferdinand the Bull, featured on this album, are described as having the value of lived experiences, brought to life by the composers' musical landscapes.
Composing for children, once a challenge, became a source of inventiveness for musicians in the 20th century, allowing them to explore their own childlike spirit.
The album aims to transport adults back in time and make children dream through musical stories.
The music on this album aims to awaken sensitivity and open the doors of dreams, using the science of art to invite children on journeys to imaginative worlds.
The album features works by Claude Debussy, Francis Poulenc, and Alan Ridout, all inspired by children's stories.