Ludovic De Preissac Quartet Invites Mae Defays at Le Baiser Sale

Ludovic De Preissac proposes a wide universe nourished by various influences which gives pride of place to Latin music (Bossa nova, Latin jazz) but which is always rooted in jazz to which he remains faithful. After having been a very "be bop" pianist, he asserted himself as an original composer. By associating the singer Maë Defays with the saxophonist Olivier Defays, it is new colors which offer a repertory anchored in the tradition with standards arranged and original compositions. A repertory written to measure and which makes the beautiful part with the jazz of the years 50/60 as well as with the Brazilian music. ...

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Ludovic De Preissac proposes a wide universe nourished by various influences which gives pride of place to Latin music (Bossa nova, Latin jazz) but which is always rooted in jazz to which he remains faithful. After having been a very "be bop" pianist, he asserted himself as an original composer. By associating the singer Maë Defays with the saxophonist Olivier Defays, it is new colors which offer a repertory anchored in the tradition with standards arranged and original compositions. A repertory written to measure and which makes the beautiful part with the jazz of the years 50/60 as well as with the Brazilian music. 

Ludovic De Preissac propose un univers large nourri par diverses influences qui fait la part belle aux musiques latines (Bossa- nova, Latin jazz) mais qui prend toujours racine dans le jazz auquel il reste fidèle. Après avoir été un pianiste très " be bop", il s'est affirmé comme un compositeur original. En associant la chanteuse Maë Defays avec le saxophoniste Olivier Defays, c’est de nouvelles couleurs qui offrent un répertoire ancré dans la tradition avec des standards arrangés et des compositions originales. Un répertoire écrit sur-mesure et qui fait la part belle au jazz des années 50/60 ainsi qu’à la musique brésilienne. 

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