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Festival international de musique actuelle de Victoriaville : Tashi Dorji et Dave Rempis

Sat 20 May 2023 • 05:00 pm Jazz
Centre des Congrès - Montréal 28$
· by Rédaction PAN M 360

Le saxophoniste DAVE REMPIS est tombé dans l’oreille de l’univers du jazz actuel à l’âge de 22 ans, lorsqu’il est devenu membre d’un groupe de Chicago qui allait devenir célèbre : The Vandermark Five. Depuis la fin des années 90, il ne cesse de créer des ensembles, d’organiser des concerts et de multiplier les parutions sur son étiquette Aerophonic Records. Son jeu à la fois enflammé et lyrique le place parmi les grands souffleurs de son instrument.

Le guitariste TASHI DORJI est originaire du Bhoutan, mais installé aux États-Unis depuis le tournant du millénaire. C’est en Amérique qu’il découvre les musiques improvisées. D’abord à la guitare acoustique, puis électrique, il a publié plusieurs albums solos qui lui ont valu l’attention de collaborateurs de renom, ainsi qu’une tournée européenne en première partie des Montréalais Godspeed You! Black Emperor.

À l’automne 2017, DORJI et un complice de longue date, le batteur Tyler Damon, ont approché REMPIS pour former un trio. Cet ensemble, baptisé Kuzu, a publié plusieurs disques de qualité depuis. Le concert en duo présenté au FIMAV découle de ce travail.

Sax player DAVE REMPIS came to the attention of the avant-jazz world at the age of 22, when he became a member of a Chicagoan band that would lay claim to stardom: The Vandermark Five. Since the late ’90s, he has been very busy putting bands together, organizing concerts and running the Aerophonic Records label. His fierce yet lyrical playing puts him among the masters of his instrument.

Guitarist TASHI DORJI was born in Bhutan, but he has been living in the USA since the beginning of the millennium. He discovered improvised music in America, and then released a string of solo albums, first on acoustic guitar, then on electric, that attracted renowned collaborators and even earned him the opening spot on a Godspeed You! Black Emperor European tour.

In the fall of 2017, DORJI and a long-time acolyte, drummer Tyler Damon, approached REMPIS about forming a trio. That ensemble, called Kuzu, has released several records since then. The duo concert presented at FIMAV is a result of this collective work.

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