La flûte traversière

Lilou Bambou explores sounds and rhythms by drumming on different surfaces. Mastering the melodies of cardboard boxes and pots and pans, she also eventually perfects her percussion skills by learning to play the drum.

After finding a pretty case, Lilou Bambou discovers that inside it is hidden... a violin. As the birds bring her a bow, Lilou Bambou learns how to handle it well to produce beautiful music.

Lilou Bambou discovers the jal tarang, a percussion instrument of Indian origin which is made of ceramic bowls containing various quantities of water and which allows to create melodies.

Lilou Bambou explores sounds with rubber bands when a fairy music bewitches her. It is her friend Giraffe who plays the harp. At first intimidated by the instrument, Lilou Bambou finally manages to produce beautiful notes and has fun playing.

Lilou Bambou and Canard exchange gifts and are surprised to receive a harmonica each. The two friends quickly learn to play this light instrument, perfect for making music while traveling.

Lilou Bambou has a lot of fun exploring all the noisy sounds of the tambourine. Thanks to Kangaroo, she manages to handle the instrument to create rhythms that make one want to dance.

Lilou Bambou discovers the erhu. She notices that it produces a sound similar to that of the violin, but that its unique and moving tones emanate from only two strings.

Lilou Bambou sees her friends arrive with two instruments of African origin: the shekere and the rakatak. She is inspired by these new and unusual sounds and has fun trying the instruments.

Lilou Bambou is making a guitar-shaped craft when she realizes that at her feet is an instrument that looks like it : the ukulele. Fascinated, she learns to play it and enjoys the charming sounds of the instrument.

Lilou Bambou discovers the taiko, a Japanese drum which produces sounds as powerful as thunder and which impresses even more when played in group.