Dexter Goldberg Trio at Le Baiser Sale

Dexter Goldberg bears a predestined name: since adolescence, he has forged an instinctive, organic, and playful bond with the piano. With his latest album, Caliboudja, acclaimed by Choc Jazz Magazine and Indispensable Jazz News, he explores the art of the trio in perpetual metamorphosis.The Dexter Goldberg Trio is first and foremost the story of an alchemy born on stage, between three musicians united by a shared demand for sound and a shared freedom of play. Around pianist Dexter, they weave complicit dialogues with Clément Daldosso on double bass and Philippe Maniez on drums. Together, they form a tight-knit trio, constantly seeking a balance between writing and spontaneity.From Japan to Canada, via Europe, the trio takes audiences on a journey of lively, luminous, and free jazz....

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Dexter Goldberg bears a predestined name: since adolescence, he has forged an instinctive, organic, and playful bond with the piano. With his latest album, Caliboudja, acclaimed by Choc Jazz Magazine and Indispensable Jazz News, he explores the art of the trio in perpetual metamorphosis.The Dexter Goldberg Trio is first and foremost the story of an alchemy born on stage, between three musicians united by a shared demand for sound and a shared freedom of play. Around pianist Dexter, they weave complicit dialogues with Clément Daldosso on double bass and Philippe Maniez on drums. Together, they form a tight-knit trio, constantly seeking a balance between writing and spontaneity.From Japan to Canada, via Europe, the trio takes audiences on a journey of lively, luminous, and free jazz.

Dexter Goldberg porte un nom prédestiné : dès l’adolescence, il tisse un lien instinctif, organique et joueur avec le piano. Avec son dernier album Caliboudja, salué Choc Jazz Magazine et Indispensable Jazz News, il explore un art du trio en perpétuelle métamorphose.Le Dexter Goldberg Trio, c’est d’abord l’histoire d’une alchimie née sur scène, entre trois musiciens réunis par une même exigence du son et une liberté de jeu partagée. Autour du pianiste Dexter se tissent les dialogues complices avec Clément Daldosso à la contrebasse et Philippe Maniez à la batterie. Ensemble, ils forment un trio soudé, en perpétuelle recherche d’équilibre entre écriture et spontanéité.Du Japon au Canada en passant par l’Europe, le trio embarque le public dans un jazz vivant, lumineux et libre.

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