Analogik Stomp Machine at JASS CLUB

The saxophone? Pierre Lapprand fell in love with it at the age of 7. Since then, he has never put down his instrument and tirelessly explores the freest and most incisive corners of modern jazz. For him, music is a field of adventure, an infinite space for creation where he plays with aesthetics.He has performed as the opening act for Herbie Hancock at the Jazzopen in Stuttgart, alongside Avishai Cohen at the Philharmonie de Paris, and has also ventured into electronic music with Pierre & The Stompers and Angelo Maria's Afrobeat group. As you can see, Pierre Laprand likes to blur boundaries and provoke encounters.Tonight, he presents Analogik Stomp Machine, a project at the crossroads of modern jazz, dance, and electronic music, before opening the jam session....

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The saxophone? Pierre Lapprand fell in love with it at the age of 7. Since then, he has never put down his instrument and tirelessly explores the freest and most incisive corners of modern jazz. For him, music is a field of adventure, an infinite space for creation where he plays with aesthetics.He has performed as the opening act for Herbie Hancock at the Jazzopen in Stuttgart, alongside Avishai Cohen at the Philharmonie de Paris, and has also ventured into electronic music with Pierre & The Stompers and Angelo Maria's Afrobeat group. As you can see, Pierre Laprand likes to blur boundaries and provoke encounters.Tonight, he presents Analogik Stomp Machine, a project at the crossroads of modern jazz, dance, and electronic music, before opening the jam session.

Le saxophone ? Pierre Lapprand est tombé dedans à l’âge de 7 ans. Depuis, il ne lâche plus son instrument et explore sans relâche les recoins les plus libres et incisifs du jazz moderne. Pour lui, la musique est un terrain d’aventure, un espace de création infini où il joue avec les esthétiques.On le croise aussi bien en première partie d’Herbie Hancock au Jazzopen de Stuttgart qu’aux côtés d’Avishai Cohen à la Philharmonie de Paris, mais aussi du côté des musiques électroniques avec Pierre & The Stompers ou au sein du groupe afrobeat d’Angelo Maria. Vous l’aurez compris : Pierre Laprand aime brouiller les frontières et provoquer les rencontres.Ce soir, il présente Analogik Stomp Machine, un projet à la croisée du jazz moderne, de la danse et des musiques électroniques, avant d’ouvrir la jam session.

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