Mathias Lévy Trio at Chez Georges

Every Tuesday from 8pm to 11pm, Chez Georges hosts a varied and high-quality program, ranging from gypsy swing to klezmer, Balkan folk music and much more! In the basement, a concert cellar welcomes you in an intimate and captivating atmosphere.The trio of Mathias Lévy (violin) with Sébastien Giniaux (guitar, cello) and Jean-Philippe Viret (double bass) was formed in 2016 for the album "Revisiting Grappelli," followed by "Unis Vers" in 2018. Both projects were recorded at the Philharmonie de Paris featuring Stéphane Grappelli's violin and were unanimously acclaimed by critics and audiences alike. Nearly 10 years and hundreds of concerts later, these three masters of their instruments continue to revisit the legacy of French jazz with a rare synergy and creativity....

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Every Tuesday from 8pm to 11pm, Chez Georges hosts a varied and high-quality program, ranging from gypsy swing to klezmer, Balkan folk music and much more! In the basement, a concert cellar welcomes you in an intimate and captivating atmosphere.The trio of Mathias Lévy (violin) with Sébastien Giniaux (guitar, cello) and Jean-Philippe Viret (double bass) was formed in 2016 for the album "Revisiting Grappelli," followed by "Unis Vers" in 2018. Both projects were recorded at the Philharmonie de Paris featuring Stéphane Grappelli's violin and were unanimously acclaimed by critics and audiences alike. Nearly 10 years and hundreds of concerts later, these three masters of their instruments continue to revisit the legacy of French jazz with a rare synergy and creativity.

Tous les mardis de 20h à 23h, Chez Georges accueille une programmation variée et de qualité, allant du swing manouche, au klezmer, folklore des balkans et bien d'autres ! Au sous-sol une cave à concerts vous accueille dans une ambiance intimiste et captive.Le trio de Mathias Lévy(violon) avec Sébastien Giniaux (Guitare, Cello) et Jean Philippe Viret (Contrebasse) se forme en 2016 pour le disque « revisiting Grappelli », suivi d' « Unis Vers » en 2018 deux projets enregistrés à la Philharmonie de Paris sur le violon de Stéphane Grappelli, et unanimement salués par la critique et le public. Bientôt 10 ans et des centaines de concerts plus tard, ces trois maîtres de leurs instruments continuent de revisiter l’héritage du jazz français avec une complicité et une créativité rare...

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