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Schumann

Ann Rachlin & Susan Hellard

9-12 ans - 13 pages, 1248 mots | 11 minutes de lecture | © Flowerpot Children's press, pour la 1ère édition - tous droits réservés

Schumann

Ann Rachlin & Susan Hellard

9-12 ans - 11 minutes

Schumann

The Famous Children series tells lively and amusing stories from the early years of great composers and artists—bringing these geniuses vividly alive for today’s young readers. The approachable storytelling style is wonderfully accompanied by colorful and humorous illustrations every child will enjoy.

"Schumann" vous est proposé à la lecture version illustrée, ou à écouter en version audio racontée par des conteurs et conteuses. En bonus, grâce à notre module de lecture, nous vous proposons pour cette histoire comme pour l’ensemble des contes et histoires une aide à la lecture ainsi que des outils pour une version adaptée aux enfants dyslexiques.
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Schumann by Ann Rachlin and Susan Hellard Flowerpot Chlidren's press

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The streets of Zwickau were filled with excited people. It was 1812 and the French army was marching through the little German town on its way to Russia. The sound of drums and marching feet filled the streets and the crowd began to cheer. Sitting on his father’s shoulders, little Robert Schumann had a perfect view. “I can see the Emperor’s carriage, Father!” he cried. The Emperor Napoleon and his Empress smiled and waved to the crowds as their carriage rumbled by, followed by a band of musicians. Robert clapped his hands in time to the music. When Robert went to bed that night, the sound of the band was still ringing in his ears. The next day, Robert pretended he was the Emperor Napoleon. “I need a coat, Ziff,” he said to his kitten. Quickly pulling down his father’s best coat, Robert put it on. It dragged on the floor, but Robert didn’t care.