Griffith-Gillespie Quintet at Péniche Le Marcounet

American saxophonist and flutist Oliver Griffith invites trumpeter Larry Gillespie, a former member of the Ray Charles and Woody Herman bands, for a program contrasting Cool Jazz and Hard Bop. Cool Jazz emerged in the 50s on the West Coast of the USA, driven by musicians such as Chet Baker, Stan Getz, Dave Brubeck and Gerry Mulligan. It is characterized by relaxed tempos and arrangements that include counterpoints. In contrast, East Coast hard bop, played by musicians such as Art Blakey, Horace Silver and Hank Mobley, and influenced by rhythm and blues and gospel, is often faster and more energetic.Accompanied by Jean-Pascal Devailly on piano, Alain Broda on bass, and Patrick Goujon on drums.  ...

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American saxophonist and flutist Oliver Griffith invites trumpeter Larry Gillespie, a former member of the Ray Charles and Woody Herman bands, for a program contrasting Cool Jazz and Hard Bop. Cool Jazz emerged in the 50s on the West Coast of the USA, driven by musicians such as Chet Baker, Stan Getz, Dave Brubeck and Gerry Mulligan. It is characterized by relaxed tempos and arrangements that include counterpoints. In contrast, East Coast hard bop, played by musicians such as Art Blakey, Horace Silver and Hank Mobley, and influenced by rhythm and blues and gospel, is often faster and more energetic.Accompanied by Jean-Pascal Devailly on piano, Alain Broda on bass, and Patrick Goujon on drums.  

Le saxophoniste et flûtiste américain Oliver Griffith invite le trompettiste Larry Gillespie, ancien membre des groupes de Ray Charles et Woody Herman, pour un programme contrastant le Cool Jazz et le Hard Bop. Le Cool Jazz a émergé dans les années 50 sur la côte ouest des États-Unis, porté par des musiciens tels que Chet Baker, Stan Getz, Dave Brubeck et Gerry Mulligan. Il se distingue par des tempos détendus et des arrangements incluant des contrepoints. En opposition, le Hard Bop de la côte est, joué par des musiciens tels que Art Blakey, Horace Silver et Hank Mobley, et influencé par le rhythm and blues et le gospel, est souvent plus rapide et énergétique.Accompagnés de Jean-Pascal Devailly au piano, Alain Broda à la basse, et Patrick Goujon à la batterie.Tarif sur place : 18€

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