Laurent Coq - Dialogue at Le Baiser Sale

Dialogue is the tenth disc under its name by pianist composer Laurent Coq. It is the meeting with the guitarist Ralph Lavital who was his student in composition class at the Edim at the beginning of 2010 - and through him the discovery of the singer Nicolas Pelage who writes the texts in Creole - which is at the origin of this adventure. These two young musicians of West Indian origin have been a fertile source of inspiration for the development of an entirely new repertoire which combines New York, European and Caribbean influences. Since 2013, the group has performed on the stages of many African countries (Mali, Burkina Faso, Benin, South Africa, Namibia, Zambia, Zimbabwe, Kenya, Ethiopia), several islands in the Indian Ocean (Mauritius, Seychelles , Madagascar) as well as in several cities of North America (Toronto, Boston, New York, Atlanta, New Orleans). ...

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Dialogue is the tenth disc under its name by pianist composer Laurent Coq. It is the meeting with the guitarist Ralph Lavital who was his student in composition class at the Edim at the beginning of 2010 - and through him the discovery of the singer Nicolas Pelage who writes the texts in Creole - which is at the origin of this adventure. These two young musicians of West Indian origin have been a fertile source of inspiration for the development of an entirely new repertoire which combines New York, European and Caribbean influences. Since 2013, the group has performed on the stages of many African countries (Mali, Burkina Faso, Benin, South Africa, Namibia, Zambia, Zimbabwe, Kenya, Ethiopia), several islands in the Indian Ocean (Mauritius, Seychelles , Madagascar) as well as in several cities of North America (Toronto, Boston, New York, Atlanta, New Orleans). 

Dialogue est le dixième disque sous son nom du pianiste compositeur Laurent Coq. C'est la rencontre avec le guitariste Ralph Lavital qui était son élève en classe de composition à l’Edim au début 2010 - et à travers lui la découverte du chanteur Nicolas Pelage qui écrit les textes en créole - qui est à l'origine de cette aventure. Ces deux jeunes musiciens d'origine antillaise ont été une source d'inspiration fertile pour l'élaboration d'un répertoire entièrement nouveau où se mêlent les influences new-yorkaises, européennes et caribéennes. Depuis 2013, le groupe s’est produit sur les scènes de nombreux pays africains (Mali, Burkina Faso, Benin, Afrique du Sud, Namibie, Zambie, Zimbabwe, Kenya, Ethiopie), plusieurs îles de l’Océan Indien (Maurice, Seychelles, Madagascar) ainsi que dans plusieurs villes d’Amérique du Nord (Toronto, Boston, New-York, Atlanta, Nouvelle Orleans).

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