Jazz O'Verre Beaune offers you a complimentary glass of wine to accompany 3 concerts of Jazz, Wine and Delicacies, on Friday 29 September from 6.30pm at the Ateliers du Cinéma :
Apérijazz 6.30pm to 7.30pm: Blues & Soul Factory
This collective brings together musicians and voices who have crossed paths on Dijon's stages. With backgrounds in blues, jazz, soul, funk and rock, they've created a varied repertoire at the crossroads of black improvised music, each with their own shade of blue....
Jazz O'Verre Beaune offers you a complimentary glass of wine to accompany 3 concerts of Jazz, Wine and Delicacies, on Friday 29 September from 6.30pm at the Ateliers du Cinéma :
Apérijazz 6.30pm to 7.30pm: Blues & Soul Factory
This collective brings together musicians and voices who have crossed paths on Dijon's stages. With backgrounds in blues, jazz, soul, funk and rock, they've created a varied repertoire at the crossroads of black improvised music, each with their own shade of blue.
First part on stage 8-9pm: What She says Caroline Schmid 4tet
Hammond organ Caroline Schmid, Guitar Tom Juvigny, Drums Adrien Desse, Saxophone Olivier Bernard.
"What She Says' is the brainchild of Caroline Schmid, and brings together for the first time in this form musicians from Dijon, some of whom play together regularly in other bands. Olivier Bernard and Tom Juvigny make the saxophone and guitar themes their own, blending their sensitivity and the richness of their musical personalities.
The organ-drums duo provide a groovy base for the effective bass lines, enveloped by the colourful harmonies and creative drumming of Adrien Desse.
Second part: Quintet Michel Legrand 9.30pm
Claude Egea trumpet,Denis Leloup trombone,Hervé Sellin piano,Pierre Poussaguet double bass,François Laizeau drums
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gqyDH4a2deM
Michel Legrand is probably the most listened to contemporary French composer in the world, thanks to the legacy he has left in the cinema. This magnificent quintet was formed in 1983, and since then has never ceased to glorify the composer. The images of Steve McQueen and Faye Dunaway will undoubtedly tickle your memory on the windmills of my heart, so let yourself be carried away, that's what they're there for.
