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Choeur tac-til Marseille, France
Our choir is called « Choeur tac-til composed of 10 voices.
Some of it’s members are blind, hard of seeing and sears.
Along the 10 years we’ve worked together we have developed a common language.
A language inspired of ecosystems in danger of extinction : insects sounds, animals, wind, forests, machines, polyglot organic voices...Natacha Muslera, is the initiator of the choir and it’s composer
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