From Arbois to Foncine-le-Haut. Dé-Lire in Revermont, when reading is done orally
Authors meet readers, elementary, middle, and high school students, read-aloud sessions, and music. The ninth edition of Dé-Lire en Revermont will revolve around Champagnole this year. Here's a look at the program.
At the 2024 edition of the festival, middle school students read aloud in public. Photo by Thierry Dromard
The Dé-Lire en Revermont reading aloud festival returns from May 22nd to 24th for its ninth edition. If you're not familiar with this unique event, which takes place in several towns (this year: Champagnole, Foncine-le-Haut, Nozeroy, Arbois, Dournon, Poligny), now's the time to discover it.
The festival is growingIt should be noted that, from the original Revermont of the title, the festival continues to expand towards the plateaus now, so much the better! Its most classic part is the literary event which consists mainly of the meeting of three authors, always different, aimed at young readers, from children to high school students.
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The most original aspect of this festival is that it promotes reading aloud . This naturally requires an audience. It encourages the reader's attention and concentration with the aim of embodying the text and reporting on it. This requires an intelligible voice level and the daring to use intonations to interpret the writer's intentions to some extent.
For children, teenagers, and adults alike, it's often a way to throw oneself into the deep end, to lay oneself (a little) bare by expressing emotions. A way to become more outgoing—halfway with theater—that feels great... and allows the listener to "read" effortlessly since they're just listening.
The festival takes place in several forms. Here is the public program (in addition to meetings between authors and middle school students).
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The program
Thursday, May 22:3:45 p.m .: Readings at the large saltworks of Salins-les-Bains with Laurent Petitmangin. Reservations: 03.84.73.10.92/[email protected]
6:30 p.m .: Festival opening night on the Champagnole library esplanade. Readings aloud.
7:30 p.m .: Meeting with the three authors (Delphine Bertholon, Chloé Leray, Laurent Petitmangin ) at the Le Domaine des Murmures bookstore in Champagnole.
Friday, May 23:5 p.m .: Meeting with Delphine Bertholon at the Foncine-le-Haut library. Readings aloud.
8 p.m .: Screening of the film "Playing with Fire," directed by Delphine and Muriel Coulin, with Vincent Lindon, inspired by Laurent Petitmangin's book "What's Needed at Night ." Les Trois Républiques Cinema in Champagnole. €4.
Saturday, May 24:10 a.m .: Breakfast with Delphine Bertholon and exhibition of drawings at the leisure center. Salins Media Library. Reservations: 03.84.37.95.77.
10 a.m .: Illustration workshop with Chloé Leray. Big Hand, Little Hand: Four-handed workshop for adult-child duos (ages 3 to 10). Le Hamac Bookstore, Arbois. Reservations: 03.84.73.27.09.
10 a.m .: Breakfast with Laurent Petitmangin. Nozeroy Library. Reservations: 06.86.26.66.44.
12 p.m .: Picnic shared with the authors at Bellefrise Park in Champagnole.
1:30 p.m .: A festive afternoon of reading aloud (Bellefrise Park, Champagnole) with wandering and music by authors and members of the reading workshop. Participatory fresco for big and small hands with Chloé Leray. Graphic workshop for children and adults with the illustrator Kennitala. Book trees, exhibition.
4 p.m .: Concert by Amaury Faivre , Bellefrise Park in Champagnole. Closing of the festival (with the Moulin de Brainans) with Amaury Faivre from Besançon, harmonica player, guitarist and singer, acoustic blues artist.
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