Arthur Possing Quartet Invite Joel Rabesolo at 38 Riv

What makes us feel at home? And where does one find this sense of belonging?Arthur Possing Quartet tackles these universal questions with its third album “HOMES”.“HOMES” transcends the idea of ‘home’ as a mere physical place, inviting listeners to inhabit it in music and in the bonds we form with others. Sometimes these connections occur in unexpected ways - in places you've never been or with people you've never met - and yet they convey an unmistakable sense of familiarity and comfort.One such connection shines through in “HOMES”, through the extraordinary collaboration with Madagascan guitarist Joel Rabesolo. Renowned for his complex melodies and moving expression, Rabesolo infuses the album with a natural lightness and fresh sonic textures, embodying the spirit of musical sharing, unity and conviviality.The live performances on “HOMES” blur the boundaries between artist and audience, transforming each concert into a shared journey. In these moments, the Arthur Possing Quartet creates more than music: it builds a fleeting but profound community, united by the magic of sound and the universal desire to belong. ...

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What makes us feel at home? And where does one find this sense of belonging?Arthur Possing Quartet tackles these universal questions with its third album “HOMES”.“HOMES” transcends the idea of ‘home’ as a mere physical place, inviting listeners to inhabit it in music and in the bonds we form with others. Sometimes these connections occur in unexpected ways - in places you've never been or with people you've never met - and yet they convey an unmistakable sense of familiarity and comfort.One such connection shines through in “HOMES”, through the extraordinary collaboration with Madagascan guitarist Joel Rabesolo. Renowned for his complex melodies and moving expression, Rabesolo infuses the album with a natural lightness and fresh sonic textures, embodying the spirit of musical sharing, unity and conviviality.The live performances on “HOMES” blur the boundaries between artist and audience, transforming each concert into a shared journey. In these moments, the Arthur Possing Quartet creates more than music: it builds a fleeting but profound community, united by the magic of sound and the universal desire to belong. 

Qu’est-ce qui fait qu’on se sent chez soi ? Et où trouve-t-on ce sentiment d’appartenance ?Arthur Possing Quartet se penche sur ces questions universelles avec son troisième album "HOMES"."HOMES" transcende l'idée de la “maison“ en tant que simple lieu physique, invitant les auditeurs à l’habiter dans la musique et dans les liens que nous formons avec les autres. Parfois, ces liens surviennent de manière inattendue – dans des endroits où vous n’êtes jamais allés ou avec des personnes que vous n’avez jamais rencontrées – et pourtant, ils véhiculent un sentiment indubitable de familiarité et de confort.L’une de ces connexions brille dans "HOMES" à travers l’extraordinaire collaboration avec le guitariste malgache Joel Rabesolo. Réputé pour ses mélodies complexes et son expression émouvante, Rabesolo insuffle à l'album une légèreté naturelle et des textures sonores fraîches, incarnant l'esprit de partage musical, d’unité et de convivialité.Les performances live de "HOMES" brouillent les frontières entre artiste et public, transformant chaque concert en un voyage partagé. Dans ces moments-là, l’Arthur Possing Quartet crée plus que de la musique: il construit une communauté éphémère mais profonde, unie par la magie du son et le désir universel d'appartenance. 

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