Jean-Michel Pilc Trio at Sunset-Sunside

Based in Paris, Jean-Michel Pilc founded his first trio with François Moutin and Tony Rabeson and made his first albums, including Funambule in 1989, followed by Big One (1992) recorded by an orchestra of thirteen musicians. His implantation in the hexagonal scene led him to perform regularly with André Ceccarelli, Michel Portal, Daniel Humair, Aldo Romano, Eric Le Lann, among others, and even his elder Martial Solal, who encourages him, but also with musicians such as drummer Roy Haynes and saxophonist Jean Toussaint. Between two solo albums he remained faithful to the formula of the trio and get back on stage with the Moutin brothers for our greatest pleasure. ...

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Based in Paris, Jean-Michel Pilc founded his first trio with François Moutin and Tony Rabeson and made his first albums, including Funambule in 1989, followed by Big One (1992) recorded by an orchestra of thirteen musicians. His implantation in the hexagonal scene led him to perform regularly with André Ceccarelli, Michel Portal, Daniel Humair, Aldo Romano, Eric Le Lann, among others, and even his elder Martial Solal, who encourages him, but also with musicians such as drummer Roy Haynes and saxophonist Jean Toussaint. Between two solo albums he remained faithful to the formula of the trio and get back on stage with the Moutin brothers for our greatest pleasure. 

Installé à Paris, Jean-Michel Pilc fonde son premier trio avec François Moutin et Tony Rabeson et réalise ses premiers albums, notamment Funambule en 1989, suivi de Big One (1992) enregistré par un orchestre de treize musiciens. Son implantation dans la scène hexagonale l'amène à se produire régulièrement avec André Ceccarelli, Michel Portal, Daniel Humair, Aldo Romano, Eric Le Lann, entre autres, et même son aîné Martial Solal, qui l'encourage, mais aussi avec des musiciens américains tels le batteur Roy Haynes et le saxophoniste Jean Toussaint. Entre deux albums solo il est resté fidèle à la formule du trio et retrouve les frères Moutin pour notre plus grand plaisir. Un trio choc !

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