Christophe Dal Sasso Octet at Le Baiser Sale

With The Spirit of 3, Christophe Dal Sasso takes us where we least expect him, although the insatiable composer never stray too far from his early loves, jazz and the classical repertoire. Rich in his past writings for big bands, choirs or symphonic orchestrations, he signs a repertoire as deep as it is festive, at the crossroads of Mediterranean, African and Indian rhythms. Three more. A decidedly fundamental number that exalts everything we have that is binary, our arms, our eyes, our ears and even the beating of our hearts. Three, to say birth, life, death. But above all life! So the trance was ... The intuition has this fantastic that he often happens to see right ......

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With The Spirit of 3, Christophe Dal Sasso takes us where we least expect him, although the insatiable composer never stray too far from his early loves, jazz and the classical repertoire. Rich in his past writings for big bands, choirs or symphonic orchestrations, he signs a repertoire as deep as it is festive, at the crossroads of Mediterranean, African and Indian rhythms. Three more. A decidedly fundamental number that exalts everything we have that is binary, our arms, our eyes, our ears and even the beating of our hearts. Three, to say birth, life, death. But above all life! So the trance was ... The intuition has this fantastic that he often happens to see right ...

Avec The Spirit of 3, Christophe Dal Sasso nous amène là où ne l’attendait pas, quoi que le compositeur insatiable ne s’égare jamais trop loin de ses amours premières, le jazz et le répertoire classique. Riche de ses écritures passées pour des big band, des chœurs ou des orchestrations symphoniques, il signe là un répertoire aussi profond que festif, au croisement des rythmes méditerranéens, africains et indiens. Trois, encore. Chiffre décidément fondamental qui vient exalter tout ce que nous avons de binaire, nos bras, nos yeux, nos oreilles et jusqu’aux battements de nos cœurs. Trois, pour dire la naissance, la vie, la mort. Mais surtout la vie ! Alors, la transe fut... L’intuition a ceci de fantastique qu’il lui arrive souvent de voir juste...

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