big band / Jazz / Swing

Faculté de Musique de l’UdeM : Big Band de l’UdeM – Voix jazz à la Maison de la culture de Côte-des-Neiges

by Rédaction PAN M 360

Un concert d’exception célébrant la magie et la puissance des voix jazz. Sous la direction musicale de João Lenhari, les interprètes du département de jazz de l’Université de Montréal présenteront un programme soigneusement élaboré, mettant en lumière toute la richesse et la diversité du chant jazz. Laissez-vous transporter par une soirée où émotion et énergie se mêlent à des mélodies envoûtantes et des rythmes enivrants. De la ferveur du swing jazz aux teintes chaleureuses de la samba, ce concert promet un voyage musical vibrant et inoubliable.

An exceptional concert celebrating the magic and power of jazz vocals. Under the musical direction of João Lenhari, performers from the University of Montreal’s jazz department will present a carefully crafted program that showcases the full richness and diversity of jazz vocals. Let yourself be swept away by an evening where emotion and energy blend with captivating melodies and exhilarating rhythms. From the fervor of swing jazz to the warm tones of samba, this concert promises a vibrant and unforgettable musical journey.

CE SPECTACLE EST GRATUIT!

Ce contenu provient de la Faculté de Musique de l’UdeM et est adapté par PAN M 360

Contemporary / North East Asian

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by Michel Rondeau

Under this aquatic title, three musicians – Kimihiro Yasaka, piano, Louis-Philippe Bonin, saxophone, and David Therrien Brongo, percussion – explore as many themes of the Japanese cultural imagination: the mystical aspect of nature, temporality, and the notion of movement. The music will of course take on the colours of Asia and will include works from the repertoire as well as a piece created especially for the occasion by Montreal-based composer of Japanese descent, Keiko Devaux.

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Jazz

(CANCELLED) Leaf

by Alain Brunet

Leaf is a Montreal jazz quartet. After the release of an eponymous, self-produced album in September 2017, the ensemble returns to the stage to offer a modern, melodic, consonant, harmonically rich kind of jazz that draws from the ’70s, ’80s and ’90s, with a light, contemporary touch. At least, that’s one gets from a recording released two and a half years ago. Things may have changed…

MUSICIANS:

Olivier Grenier-Bédard : electric guitar

Éric Kappauf: piano, Fender Rhodes, synths

Jonathan Arseneau : electric bass

Dave Croteau. : drums

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Leaf on Bandcamp

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