Bouaye: he invents a mask to sing more easily

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The first rehearsal of the "melodians", the singers of the Mélodie en Retz choir, based in Bouaye, took place in a small committee with a goal: that of knowing if it was possible to sing with a mask, covid-19 requires, and if so with what type of mask.

A rehearsal that allowed Bernard Keller, president of the association, to have new masks testing of which he is the inventor.

Bernard Keller explains:

A thermoformed bra hat

But it is clear that “standard masks are clearly not suitable for songs.In July, I received, from one of my suppliers, a small format mask, created with a thermoformed bra cap.»»

A concept that gave Bernard Keller an idea:

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Available in mid-September

Et ça marche ! Tellement que « les masques définitifs devraient être disponibles vers la mi-septembre»».A website is being finalized in order to market this mask soberly named "the great mask".

Video demonstration:

« Le son est moins altéré»»

The company that will manufacture them is installed in Lyon and has a factory in Spain and another in Tunisia.The fabric is approved both by IFTH (French Institute for Textiles and Clothes) and by the DGA (Directorate General of Armaments).Guaranteed washable twenty times, this mask will be of a price similar to fabric masks.

Bernard Keller recognizes:

Beyond choirs

If the use of this large mask could serve many choirs, it could be a significant advantage for many other uses:

Internet Practice Info (under construction): https: // www.Legrandmasque.Fr/

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