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Les inestimables chroniques du bon géant Gargantua
- Narrated by: Jean-Pierre Cassel
- Length: 40 mins
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Les inestimables chroniques du bon géant Gargantua
Narrated by:
Jean-Pierre Cassel
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Publisher's Summary
Adaptation littéraire de Gargantua de Rabelais pour petits et grands enfants. La voix de Jean-Pierre Cassel et la musique de Jean Françaix nous plongent dans un somptueux carpe diem en hommage au géant Rabelais. Gargantua, fils de Grandgosier, a été porté pendant onze mois par sa mère Gargamelle avant de naître par son oreille. Dès sa naissance, le nouveau-né est assoiffé. Comme il réclame sans cesse à boire et n'est jamais rassasié, son père lui donnera un prénom gargantuesque.
Une adaptation sous forme de fantaisie musicale.
Une adaptation sous forme de fantaisie musicale.
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