Festival de la Lune Bleue
Lucie Guillem & band is a jazz trio (piano, voice, double bass). Inspired by such jazz greats as Billie Holiday, Gretchen Parlato and Esperanza Spalding, 𝐋𝐮𝐜𝐢𝐞 𝐆𝐮𝐢𝐥𝐥𝐞𝐦 sings and interprets the music in a journey of many stops where original compositions and standards merge.
Lucie Guillem & Band’s sextet embodies a vibrant celebration of George Gershwin’s musical legacy. With a drum-less but equally captivating line-up, this group of talented musicians passionately explores the nuances of traditional jazz while honoring the melodic richness and harmonic sophistication characteristic of Gershwin’s compositions.
Amy n’Blues is a tribute to Amy Winehouse. To sing and play “Amy” is to bring her music to life, to introduce her world to those who haven’t had the time to get to know and appreciate her. This trio of vocals, guitar and bass offers a repertoire drawn from her 1st album, “Franck”, which has a strong “Jazz” feel, and “Back to Black”, which is much more “Soul and RnB”.
It’s in a setting that’s atypical, to say the least, that we offer you a moment out of time, lulled by the melodious sound of the organ. It’s the perfect day to plan your hike and enjoy a snack with an exceptional panorama, on the shores of Lac de la Grande Léchère.
Accessible by car (20 minutes) or via this hiking route.
Six musicians take you on a journey to the heart of the twenties, distilling the characteristic melodies of that crazy era along the way, paying special tribute to the legendary musicians of the nascent Hot Jazz movement.
British guitarist Tom Ollendorff is one of the new generation of London musicians who are making such a splash these days.
Beyond his flawless playing, served by uncommon virtuosity, it’s a constant sense of balance and aesthetics that stands out when listening to this musician. Each note, each phrase, is naturally integrated into a carefully constructed narrative, in constant interaction with his partners. His countless collaborations include recent tours with Aaron Parks, Ben Wendel and Ari Hoenig, artists who have had a major influence on today’s international jazz scene. He is joined by pianist Fabrice Tarel. He is known for his rich and profound compositions, with a singular universe, and for his strong links with England, where he lived for several years. Christophe Lincontang, an experienced double bass player, and Marc Michel, a drummer who tirelessly tours the world’s stages, complete this high-flying quartet.
Tom Ollendorff : Guitar and Compositions
Fabrice Tarel : Piano and Compositions
Christophe Lincontang : Double Bass
Marc Michel : Drums
Gypsy jazz, sing and guinguette dinner concert with accordion, guitar and double bass in the mountain pastures of Chapelle Sainte Marguerite in Montaimont. In case of bad weather, the concert will take place in the multi-purpose hall.
Program :
– 7pm musical aperitif (offered)
– 8pm dinner (Tartiflette cooked in a cauldron, green salad and fruit tartlet)
– 9pm concert by Grégory Chauchat & his trio (free)