Benoit Sourisse/pierre Perchaud – Duo à 126 Cordes at Le Baiser Sale

These two French musicians, recognized at the highest level on the national scene, have maintained a great bond for many years within, among others, the Charlier/Sourisse band.Sourisse and Perchaud particularly appreciate the unique, daring formula of the piano/guitar duo, which is reminiscent of the famous Bill Evans/Jim Hall duo. It is with all the generosity that characterizes them that they present to you a whole new repertoire mixing original compositions, adaptations of wonderful Brazilian melodies (Jobim, Gismonti) and great American standards (Broadway 1930, Herbie Hancock...). Like a crazy and poetic jungle, the “126 Strings Duet” resembles a bustling setting of jubilant jousts and improbable stories......

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These two French musicians, recognized at the highest level on the national scene, have maintained a great bond for many years within, among others, the Charlier/Sourisse band.Sourisse and Perchaud particularly appreciate the unique, daring formula of the piano/guitar duo, which is reminiscent of the famous Bill Evans/Jim Hall duo. It is with all the generosity that characterizes them that they present to you a whole new repertoire mixing original compositions, adaptations of wonderful Brazilian melodies (Jobim, Gismonti) and great American standards (Broadway 1930, Herbie Hancock...). Like a crazy and poetic jungle, the “126 Strings Duet” resembles a bustling setting of jubilant jousts and improbable stories...

Ces deux musiciens français, reconnus au plus haut niveau de la scène nationale, entretiennent une grande complicité depuis de nombreuses années au sein, entre autres, du groupe Charlier/Sourisse.Sourisse et Perchaud apprécient particulièrement la formule si singulière, si audacieuse qu'est le duo piano/guitare et qui n’est pas sans rappeler le fameux duo Bill Evans/Jim Hall. C’est avec toute la générosité qui les caractérise, qu’ils vous présentent un tout nouveau répertoire mêlant compositions originales, adaptations de merveilleuses mélodies brésiliennes (Jobim, Gismonti) et grands standards américains (Broadway 1930, Herbie Hancock…). Telle une jungle déjantée et poétique, le « Duo à 126 Cordes » ressemble à un écrin bouillonnant de joutes jubilatoires et d’histoires improbables...

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