Georges Magazine 7 - 12 years old, Guitar issue

Summary of this issue on rockers' favorite stringed instrument: Original STORIES and COMICS: • In the big comic In the big comic Mice and chords while an army of mice tackles the construction of a tunnel, one of them, Manue, dreams of playing the guitar “like humans”… Then begins an obstacle course to test the neighbor’s guitar!   Twists and turns and laughter guaranteed.   Will Manue make her dream come true? •In Cagoule et Lapin, Rabbit becomes a musician and learns - a little with difficulty - to play the guitar in front of a slightly angry Cagoule! •The true story of Jean Reinhardt, better known as Django Reinhardt, an incredibly gifted jazz musician.   GAMES full of humor to learn while having fun: • Play with Georges to discover the origin of the guitar • The music group La Mouche rouge auditioned several people to find its new guitarist… • A nice rebus to decode to discover the title of a song and a rhythm to find to follow the melody... • Discovering cousins.e.s of the guitar all over the world: the ukulele, the mandolin, the sitar or even the banjo. •The electric guitar must be connected to its amplifier otherwise... no music!   A PAPER-TOY to cut out in the center of the magazine to make… a super guitar.   Original creative and DIY ACTIVITIES: • Use your imagination to create a concert poster! •On the DIY side, your Georges magazine suggests making a guitar from recycled materials because “nothing is lost, everything is transformed”.   The guitar uses the principle of all stringed instruments: vibrate a string so that it emits a sound, amplified by a resonance box (here your box of breakfast cereal!) •Experiment with sound with Georges: music is a combination of sounds, but actually, what is a sound and how does it reach our ears... • Foodies take note.e.s: what if we prepared the delicious Cookies’blues recipe with music?   With blues singer and guitarist Stevie Ray Vaughan.   With texts and illustrations by: Ariane Allard, Marine Blandin, Joana Casals, Anne-Sophie Constancien, Maxime Gneugneau, Camille Gobourg, Nurit Gross, Vincent Jadot, Stéphanie Lasne, Rozenn Le Berre, Malijo, Fabien Roché and Agathe Troussel.   For those who still don't know, Georges is a different youth magazine that appears every 2 months.   100% illustrated and without advertising, Georges is intended for young readers aged 7 to 12 who want to learn while having fun.   Intelligent and very varied, each issue addresses a theme with originality and humor, encourages curiosity and creativity and offers children hours of leisure time.