Back from honeymoon, Mr. Krizambert would be forgiven for his repeated absences. Think about it, it's just if it had crossed her wedding day!
Rather than show us his holiday snaps, he had invited some friends, familiar faces and unknown, for a vigil which he was the conductor.
songs, music, games and stories in a homely and in time ... Uh, not quite, wishing remain in the shadow of Mr. Krizambert usa few tricks to lead the party.
When the light went out, a short text appeared on the wall. Wishing good evening to early fifty people present, Mr. Krizambert invited him Camille, Cecile, Blandine and Mathieu to take their instruments. The musicians took away the public until Rennes Eastern Europe to the sound of Yiddish and gypsy melodies.
Barely flute, French horn, clarinet and accordion were silent, the bells of an alarm clock startled the meeting. The spectator nearest devoted himself to turn it off and discovered beside a message with a little game
In ten minutes, it was humming the song with the word randomly.
Advancing among the guests who shared drinks and good food, a plastic tractor suddenly attracted the attention of children. Small seized the charade crept into the cabin of the toy remote control. The riddle of Mr Dom Krizambert proposed to treat these good people some standard blues popularized by Jimmy Hendrix and Steve Ray Vaughan.
Applause covering just the last notes of the guitar, a balloon crossed the assembly dropping another message.
In turn, Francis walked the world through the town with a history of burlesque Holy wood, toothache and cold feet. Suddenly, surprise! a cell phone rang. His unfortunate owner was reassured quickly establishing it as a text message from Mr Krizambert. His riddle proposed at the meeting to conclude the evening by singing gun led by musicians who had started Rennes evening. "Let's drink a coffee, it'll get warm, come drink coffee, it is going back ...."
light hung on another wall, a final message wished good night and invited to leave a small donation to the telethon in the urn next to the door.
On leaving, the public was still amazed.
It's crazy how it feels the vigil!
