duo Sève France
L'électrochoc entre la chanteuse-conteuse Fanny Milcent et le violoncelliste bionique Jean-Christophe Ginez invite à se
déconnecter du monde, sur un mode fantastique et malicieux.
The French explorer duo Sève brings up welcomed unexpected depths, with mystery and boldness. A playful voice and an inventive cello that is plugged in some machines create a sensory, dancing, caressing journey.
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