Des artistes de renommée internationale déambulant en pleine campagne bourbonnaise, maniant l'archet ou se mettant au clavier d'un ou deux Steinway pour préparer leurs concerts. C’est le pari réussi par le « mini-centre culturel » créé par Benoît Choquet, ancien énarque et directeur des affaires culturelles, à Ussel-d’Allier.
and the millions who love it, we turn to somebody who knows it. country performer joe dee me messina, the first thing she did was get me on stage, not at a honky-tonk but at the nashville symphony. you can speak in a normal voice here and the person on the last row can hear it like you re standing in front of you. and none of this was flooded or damaged? right. reporter: in a city that loves all kinds of music, that was a big relief. then she took me to the real disaster, the basement, 18 feet of water drowning all sorts of instruments. somewhere down there are two steinways? yes, two steinway, really beautiful concert grand steinways, handpicked for this hall. reporter: with the electricity out, the humidity and the smell are overwhelming. joe dee doesn t just know music, with five feet of water in her own basement, she also have a feel for what many in nashville are going through. reporter: i think people think stuff like that doesn t