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Brought together by the pleasure of improvising as a group, three musicians explore the intimacy of the string trio, between contemporary music, traditional music and their own personal explorations. A concert for lovers of strings and improvisation.
A lecture by Aline Laignel, professor and dance historian, tracing the history of jazz dances, from their African roots to their development on American stages and screens.
A concert blending rhythm & blues, funk and soul, led by the voice of Yulia Gubenko and a band of eight musicians. Original music, rooted in the African-American tradition and resolutely contemporary.
A Swiss trio playing jazz and improvised music, bringing together Samuel Blaser, Myslaure Augustin and Ramón López, performing compositions by Samuel Blaser. Intense music rich in textures, for an audience of jazz lovers.
Martial Bort presents his first personal group, L'Instanté, a trio blending composition and improvisation, between rock energy and cinematic atmospheres.
A concert from the 2026 Jazz sur Seine Festival: Médéric Collignon and his quintet revisit the energy of Miles Davis between 1968 and 1975, with Christophe Monniot as guest.
Antonio Barcelona presents Cotton Candy Armor, a Parisian nonet blending written and improvised jazz, between asymmetrical rhythms and repetitive melodies. A concert for jazz lovers.
A trio of Argentine musicians based in Europe gets folklore, jazz and borderless improvisation talking to each other, centred on the multi-instrumentalist Manu Sija.
Nocuts is a modern jazz band with dreamlike, cinematic colours, blending refined writing, rich nuances and unrestrained improvisations. An invitation to travel, accessible and demanding, soaring and dynamic.
Three musicians from different generations and backgrounds come together to improvise, blending viola da gamba, viola, voice and electronics. A concert for audiences curious about crossovers between early music and contemporary sounds.
With her voice, Yumi Ito creates worlds that go beyond all borders: an ocean of art-pop, jazz and neoclassical music, between singing, piano and improvisation.
An unusual jazz trio — soprano saxophone, piano and drums — led by three musicians who are close and have known each other for a long time.
Lizzie presents "Désert" (Desert), her second album, somewhere between French chanson and fado, accompanied by seven musicians. An intimate concert carried by a voice filled with gentle melancholy.
Drummer and composer Archibald Ligonnière presents "A New Home", his first album as a leader: modern, lyrical and accessible jazz, with an exceptional quintet. A concert for jazz lovers.
Album release concert for Cheerful Pendulum, blending ancestral wooden instruments (didgeridoo, duduk, bawu, khaen, cello, tablas) with electronic sequences, along with poetry.
Album release concert by drummer Christophe Marguet, inspired by the story of Brendon Grimshaw, a modern-day Robinson Crusoe. An all-new repertoire performed by a jazz quartet.
Chamber music concert: world premiere of Cendres du motif (Ashes of the Motif), a quintet for bass clarinet by Tristan Macé, echoing Brahms's Clarinet Quintet, with Annelise Clément and a string quartet.
A sound ritual in which electronic and acoustic elements weave together gently: saxophone, cello and digital textures meet somewhere between contemporary jazz and improvisation. For an adult audience curious about current music.
Two concerts from the Festival Tango Présence #3: the Ensemble Sillages, which blends tango, experimental music and jazz, then the nomadic trio Kalistrio, somewhere between tango, klezmer and jazz.
Two new works around tango: the SONICO ensemble celebrates the centenary of composer Eduardo Rovira, and the Ensemble Trama presents compositions by Cristina Vilallonga. A concert for lovers of tango and contemporary music.
Two tango concerts: Octetology, which reconstructs the lost repertoire of Piazzolla's Octeto Buenos Aires, and Kaptain Bando, a wild tango-rock quartet. For an adult audience who enjoy tango and fusion music.
Two concerts of reinvented tango: Fleurs Noires blends acoustic orchestra, electronics and sound spatialisation, while Duo Dryades explores new soundscapes for ten-string guitar and bandoneon.