“The jazz magician can create an intimate bond with his audience through the senses, and for his first album, the Noé Clerc Trio has chosen the dreamy way. From the outset, the young trio moves us by revealing its musical intimacy and its various inspirations in Secret Place. more
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Last event date: Thursday, November 30 2023 8:00PM
The ear happily wanders through this secret garden, a painting in which the three young musicians show great maturity in the finesse of their lines and the choice of colours. The palette is daring: blues, contemporary jazz, impressionist and traditional music.” (Album Revelation, Jazz Magazine, Walden Gauthier)
Formed in 2018 with accordionist Noé Clerc (Undectet Band and Magic Malik), bassist Clément Daldosso (Enrico Pieranunzi, Andre Cecarelli), and drummer Elie Martin-Charrière (Pierrick Pedron Quartet, Thomas Bramerie Sides Story's), the group has won international competitions (Leopold Bellan in 2018, Jazz à St Germain des Près in 2019, Prix d'instrumentiste du festival Jazz à la Défense in 2021). Their first album Secret Place, released on the NoMadMusic label, features landscapes that are sometimes urban, sometimes wild, speaks of encounters and invites us to travel. It is a virtuoso and highly modern combination of three instruments rarely brought together.
This concert is being performed as part of the “Jazz Migration” series established by AJC to support the professional development of new jazz groups.
Featuring:
Noé Clerc - accordion
Clément Daldosso - double bass
Elie Martin-Charrière - drums
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Please note that if you purchase an odd number of seats, you might have to share the table with others, especially if the concert is sold out.
For the best dining experience please arrive around 7pm.
We hold reservations until 8pm.
For more information, please call +36 1 216 7894
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