Adèle Viret Quartet at Saint-denis Jazz / Tgp

Lulled by music since she was very young, Adèle very quickly developed a sense of improvisation and composition. After studying classical cello, she joined the national youth orchestra of the Mediterranean in 2019, and in 2020 the national youth jazz orchestra. 2023 will mark the announced start of his personal projects with the creation of “L'Adèle Viret Quartet”, which has just been promoted among the four best groups of 2023 by a jury made up of 100 Jazz clubs members of the AJC, network of the diffusion of Jazz in France and Europe.Drawing on her diverse experiences, she offers a repertoire nourished by influences that touch and amuse her. Writing and improvisation mingle in an alloy of lyricism, rhythmic games and minimalist atmospheres. The cello is revisited in all its facets: soloist, chamber player, but also bassist in a formation with multiple combinations.What is first surprising when listening to the quartet of cellist Adèle Viret is the great maturity of this music. Accompanied by his accomplice and brother Oscar Viret on trumpet, rhythmist Pierre Hurty on drums, and the magnificent Wadji Riahi on piano, this promising quartet will take us far away.This concert is in partnership with AJC as part of Jazz Migration...

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Lulled by music since she was very young, Adèle very quickly developed a sense of improvisation and composition. After studying classical cello, she joined the national youth orchestra of the Mediterranean in 2019, and in 2020 the national youth jazz orchestra. 2023 will mark the announced start of his personal projects with the creation of “L'Adèle Viret Quartet”, which has just been promoted among the four best groups of 2023 by a jury made up of 100 Jazz clubs members of the AJC, network of the diffusion of Jazz in France and Europe.Drawing on her diverse experiences, she offers a repertoire nourished by influences that touch and amuse her. Writing and improvisation mingle in an alloy of lyricism, rhythmic games and minimalist atmospheres. The cello is revisited in all its facets: soloist, chamber player, but also bassist in a formation with multiple combinations.What is first surprising when listening to the quartet of cellist Adèle Viret is the great maturity of this music. Accompanied by his accomplice and brother Oscar Viret on trumpet, rhythmist Pierre Hurty on drums, and the magnificent Wadji Riahi on piano, this promising quartet will take us far away.This concert is in partnership with AJC as part of Jazz Migration

Bercée depuis toute petite par la musique, Adèle développe très vite un sens de l’improvisation et de la composition. Après des études de violoncelle classique elle rejoint en 2019 l’orchestre national de jeunes de la Méditerranée, et en 2020 l’orchestre national de Jazz des jeunes. 2023 marquera le début affiché de ses projets personnels avec la création de « L’Adèle Viret Quartet », qui vient d’être promu parmi les quatre meilleurs groupes de 2023 par un jury composé de 100 clubs de Jazz adhérents de l’AJC, réseau de la diffusion du Jazz en France et en Europe.Forte de ses diverses expériences, elle propose un répertoire nourri des influences qui la touchent et l’amusent. Écriture et improvisation se mêlent dans un alliage de lyrisme, de jeux rythmiques et d’atmosphères minimalistes. Le violoncelle est revisité dans toutes ses facettes : soliste, chambriste, mais aussi bassiste dans une formation aux combinaisons multiples.Ce qui surprend d’abord, à l’écoute du quartet de la violoncelliste Adèle Viret, c’est la grande maturité de cette musique. Accompagnée de son complice et frère Oscar Viret à la trompette, du rythmicien Pierre Hurty à la batterie, du magnifique Wadji Riahi au piano ce quatuor prometteur va nous embarquer au loin.Ce concert est en partenariat avec AJC dans le cadre de Jazz Migration

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