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Active since two decades now, the double bassist, composer and leader of the Cordâme ensemble has been releasing a new album: Déesses mystiques. Once again, Jean-Félix Mailloux assumes his inclination for modern classical music, contemporary jazz and non-Western music. Alongside violinist Marie Neige Lavigne, cellist Sheila Hannigan, pianist Guillaume Martineau, harpist Éveline Grégoire-Rousseau and percussionist Mark Nelson, he dedicates his new compositions to the goddesses of Greek mythology, which have been on his mind since a trip to Greece as a teenager. Returning to strictly instrumental music, Cordâme is currently on tour, stopping off at the Sala Rossa this Friday, November 1. Alain Brunet interviewed him to find out more about the project, and to give PAN M 360’s audience the benefit of his answers.
Cordâme on tour
November1 – Déesses mystiques, Sala Rossa, Montreal
November 3 –Fabula Femina, Maison de la culture Francis Brisson, Shawinigan
November 17 – Fabula Femina, Église St-Joseph-de-Mont-Royal
January 21 –I am vertical with ensemble Sixtrum, Espace Orange de l’Édifice Wilder, Montreal
january 26 – Fabula Femina, Paroisse Saint-Édouard, Montreal
january 30 – Fabula Femina, Maison de la culture Janine-Sutto, Montreal
february 4 –Fabula Femina, Centre culturel et communautaire Henri-Lemieux, Lasalle
February 8 – Fabula Femina , Salle de diffusion de Parc-Extension, Montreal
March 5 –Fabula Femina, Théâtre Spadina, Alliance Française de Toronto
March 6 – Fabula Femina, National Arts Centre, Ottawa
April 6 –Fabula Femina, Salle Georges-Codling, Sorel
April 24 – Fabula Femina, Église Jean XXIII, Trois-Rivières
May 7 –Fabula Femina, Auditorium Harold Greenspon, Côte Saint-Luc
May 8 – Fabula Femina, Maison Brignon-Dit-Lapierre, Montreal-North
