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Wednesday, September 20
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The Ice Breakers
La Souterraine | Friday 20 October | 8:00 p.m. |
Yves Furet Cultural Center
[ Inaugural concert ]
You have certainly listened to, seen and appreciated them alongside renowned artists, on television sets or even on the stages of major festivals, but tonight these 5 artists, and above all friends, with eclectic backgrounds, are gathered around their shared passion for New Orleans jazz and the Blues.
On the occasion of the opening concert of this 25th Jazz à la Sout Festival, a special tribute will be paid to several icons of music from New Orleans and the Mississippi delta such as Dr John, Sonny Terry or even Muddy Waters.
So off we go for an exceptional evening at the Preservation Hall!
With Alexis Bourguignon (trumpet and vocals), Julien Raffin (saxophone, harmonica and vocals), Romain Theret (piano), Raphaël Martin (sousaphone), Fabien Haimovici (drums and vocals)
The Man with the Cabbage Head in Uruguay
Variations on the music of Serge Gainsbourg
Bourganeuf | Sunday October 22 | 4:00 p.m. |
Confluences cultural hall
Indispensable trombonist on the French scene for 20 years, traveling companion of Thomas de Pourquery, Le Sacre du Tympan, Nougaro, Manu Dibango, Tony Allen and many others, Daniel Zimmermann is launching his 3rd album with Label Bleu in a very personal rereading of the work of Serge Gainsbourg, with the musicians of his multi-haloed album "Montagnes Russes".
Lively, playful, moving, the ensemble comes and goes between quirky arrangements and the creation of real new pieces, made from ingredients taken from the original work of the legendary singer-composer. Concentrated around Gainsbourg before Gainsbarre, the most creative from the point of view of melodies, the 4 strong heads combine the raw energy of a rock band with the creative and fiery freedom of jazz. From Bonnie & Clyde stranded in the Sahelian lands in azimuthal Comic Strip, from poignant Lost Loves to languorous Things Things, from New York USA to Melody Nelson as if suspended above implacable grooves, they multiply the winks to the master to better get by divert, infusing his spirit of mischief and irreverence into their every flight.
With Daniel Zimmermann (trombone), Pierre Durand (guitar), Jérôme Regard (bass), Julien Charlet (drums)
Cine Jazz
Swing
La Souterraine | Tuesday 24 October | 3:00 p.m. |
Cinema Eden
French dramatic comedy for all audiences by Tony Gatlif
2002 – Duration: 1h27
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While on summer vacation with his grandmother, 10-year-old Max fell in love with gypsy jazz.
After a few adventures to find a guitar, Miraldo, a virtuoso in the field, agrees to give him guitar lessons. These lessons lead Max to meet the gypsy community and more particularly Swing, a fierce young girl with an explosive temperament who looks like a tomboy...
Cine Jazz
Swing
Gueret | Wednesday October 25 | 15h00 |
Le Senechal Cinema
Cine snack + "my mini conference on gypsy jazz"
After the film, a snack time for the children in the studio followed by a
15 to 20 min conference
French dramatic comedy for all audiences by Tony Gatlif
2002 – Duration: 1h27
While on summer vacation with his grandmother, 10-year-old Max fell in love with gypsy jazz.
After a few adventures to find a guitar, Miraldo, a virtuoso in the field, agrees to give him guitar lessons. These lessons lead Max to meet the gypsy community and more particularly Swing, a fierce young girl with an explosive temperament who looks like a tomboy…
The same day !
Cine Jazz
Let's Get Lost
Gueret | Wednesday October 25 | 8:30 p.m. |
Le Senechal cinema
American comedy-drama by Bruce Weber about the life of jazz trumpeter Chet Baker
1988 – Duration: 2h00
WithDexter Gordon,François Cluzet…
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Chet Baker, jazz trumpeter, began his career in the 1950s with Stan Getz, Charlie Parker… He gained great fame with Gerry Mulligan, then settled in Europe before seeing his career disrupted by alcohol and drugs . He died accidentally in 1988 in Amsterdam. Based on various testimonies, interviews, recording sessions, archive images and film extracts, Bruce Weber, renowned fashion photographer, reconstructs the turbulent life of the trumpeter. Fascinated, he lingers on the worn face offered by the musician during his last confidences, to better let the beauty of the young man burst... all cradled by the delicate, fragile sounds, at the limit of the break, of his trumpet and his singing, his two favorite modes of expression, surprisingly close to each other...
“Let's get lost is above all an immense hymn of love to music. The evanescent and plaintive trumpet rises above the black and white images of a dislocated Baker, drowned in heroin, but who finds, in contact with the instrument, his pride as a musician. A moving documentary. » Gerard Camy (Telerama)
The Blakettes
"The Art Blakey Women's Band"
Dun-Le-Palestel | Saturday October 28 | 8:30 p.m. |
Salle Apollo
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It's a bebop hardbop jazz group created by four women who are madly hooked on this diabolical American jazz born between the 50s and the 60s, on the east coast of the United States of America. The Blakettes honor the founding fathers and mothers of this energetic and romantic music that is Hard bop.
Thanks to the multitude of composers, arrangers and performers of that time, Les Blakettes draw, revisit and cook a rich and lively repertoire and invite you on a journey to the heart of 60's jazz, paying tribute with passion to its creators: Art Blakey, Wayne Shorter, Bobby Timmons, Yusef Lateef, Grant Green, Cannonball Adderley, Oscar Pettiford, McCoy Tyner, Cedar Walton and many more...
With Shekinah Rodz (alto saxophone, flute), Emilie Calvez (piano), Moïra Montier-Dauriac (double bass), Elisabeth Keledjian (drums)
Paris Gadjo Club
Evaux - les - Bains | Sunday October 29 | 4:00 p.m. |
Salle de la Source
Paris Gadjo Club: the marriage of choro and gypsy swing, a musical bridge between Paris and Rio!
Christophe Davot, guitarist, is at the initiative of this unique project that unites Brazilian music with gypsy jazz. By this happy union of the two musical genres, Paris Gadjo Club pays a vibrant tribute to the musicians of the tradition of gypsy swing, as well as to the great interpreters of choro, samba and bossa nova.
They will be accompanied by the formidable singer Hélène Argo, with her unique violist voice, warm and full of sensitivity.
No show or chatter here, but notes that make sense and tell a story. Serenity, finesse, sensitivity and musicality are the hallmarks of this perfectly balanced quintet.
With Pierre-Louis Cas (clarinet), Christophe Davot (guitar, banjo, vocals), Stan Laferrière, Eric Fournier (guitars), Laurent Vanhée (double bass), Hélène Argo (vocals)
Swingin' Affair makes its soundtrack
The Underground | Tuesday 31 october | 8:30 p.m. |
Yves Furet Cultural Center
As you will have understood, the theme of the film music repertoire.
To make the game more fun, we have chosen the music originally farthest from jazz (no Lalo Shiffrin, nor Pink Panther or even Mr. Legrand), the challenge consisting in making music so foreign to jazz swing jazz than Star Wars, Titanic, The Gendarme in St Tropez or La Boum… And believe us, it's not easy!
Here, Darth Vader and Duke Ellington meet at the Cotton Club bar. The Titanic flows under the swaying accents of a cool jazz quartet. The Tontons flingueurs sip their twist-guts on Ipanema beach. The Good the Bad and the Ugly have put down their guns and begin a most peaceful jazz waltz... And many other irreverent diversions!
It is therefore these improbable scenarios that “Swingin’ Affair” offers you, taking advantage of all the possibilities offered by jazz music and the talent of four instrumentalists!
With Philippe Petit (organ), Philippe Chagne and Olivier Defays (saxophones), Sylvain Glévarec (drums)
Creuse Departmental Orchestra
"Brassens in jazz or when swing invites itself into the repertoire of the great Georges"
Gueret | Sunday 5 november | 4:00 p.m. |
Espace André Lejeune
[ Closing concert ]
For its closing concert, the 25th Autumn Festival in Creuse de Jazz à la Sout wished to honor the immense and unforgettable Georges Brassens.
On the occasion of this exceptional concert, we invite you to (re)discover, through original and swinging arrangements, the repertoire of one of our greatest poets of French song. The Departmental Orchestra of Creuse has chosen from the repertoire of 450 songs written by this exceptional author and composer, a varied anthology of known or forgotten titles. A unique opportunity to pay a special tribute to this icon of French song that was Georges Brassens.
With Nathalie Moreau, Chloé Delaby, Christine Signarbieux, Stéphane Bayon (clarinets), Julie Boissel-Trunde, Véronique Melin, Nathalie Marot, Philippe Boissel, (flutes), Marie-France Martinie (accordion), Pascale Berger, Pascal Naturel (alto saxophones ), Daniel Bonnichon, Juliette Martinie, Sylvain Roudier (tenor saxophones), Elodie Cotet (baritone saxophone), Charlotte Grimaud-Bonnichon, Nicolas Renard, Vincent Cotet, Alexis Bourguignon (trumpets), Benjamin Auger, Elodie Valade, Ludovic Dromaint, Xavier Bonnichon (horns), Cyril Huguet, Benoît Guéroult de Flamesnil, Edouard Wallyn (trombones), Bryan Adams (tuba), Claire Alanore (double bass), Pierre Baron (piano), Thomas Ezekiel (guitar), Oscar Desbois (percussions) , Fabien Désiré (drums), Elisabeth Leclair (vocals), Thierry Bourguignon (conductor)
Conservatory Jazz Ensemble
Concert "Music & Health"
Boussac | Wednesday October 19 | 3:00 p.m. |
EHPAD Eugene Romaine
En + du Festival
Animated and directed by Jean-François Prin, the Jazz Ensemble of the Departmental Conservatory of Music and Dramatic Art Emile Goué allows interested students to discover the specificities of this aesthetic through collective practice.
In this context, being on stage, in the ordinary conditions of a concert, fully participates in teaching.
It is therefore with real pleasure that the Festival once again welcomes this fine ensemble for this 25th edition.
Minors must be accompanied by a responsible adult
Unused tickets cannot be taken back or exchanged.
Subject to modification of the program
Entertainment entrepreneur license PLATESV-R-2022-004854 and PLATESV-R-2022-004860
