The old jazz lovers, those who had heard Miles Davis play there with so much ardor in May 1982, had ended up casting a somewhat disillusioned look at the Théâtre du Châtelet.
In recent times, the musical genre did not often pass through the doors of the Second Empire building.
The last arrival of an American giant goes back, for example, to the concert of pianist Brad Mehldau, in 2010. But now jazz, just bereaved by the death of saxophonist Wayne Shorter, is making its comeback thanks to a week-long festival, Le Châtelet does its jazz!.
The independent programmer Serge Kolpa explains that he imagined an
“eclectic”
poster so that it
“speaks to as many people as possible”
.
Even to children.
Carnival of the Animals
de Saint-Saëns thus opens the demonstration, Sunday March 5, in the afternoon.
A
Carnival
revisited by The Amazing Keystone Big Band, festive as hell.
A prominent jazz personality, Armenian pianist Tigran Hamasyan will be on stage on March 9.
He gave…
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