Matteo Pastorino Quintet at JASS CLUB

— As part of the Jazz Sur Seine festivalFollowing LightSide, his latest critically acclaimed and publicly acclaimed quartet album, clarinetist Matteo Pastorino presents a new group.The quintet unveils new compositions and arrangements specially designed and crafted for this formation.A sound experience to discover, combining tradition and modernity.« From Eric Dolphy to Michel Portal, via Bennie Maupin, John Surman and Louis Sclavis (to name but a few), the bass clarinet has enjoyed many moments of glory. Today, it shines with new brilliance in the hands of Matteo Pastorino. »ROLLING STONE MAGAZINE« ...Italian Matteo Pastorino has established himself as one of the new masters of the bass clarinet at the heart of a jazz style imbued with profound poetry. »JAZZ MAGAZINE...

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— As part of the Jazz Sur Seine festivalFollowing LightSide, his latest critically acclaimed and publicly acclaimed quartet album, clarinetist Matteo Pastorino presents a new group.The quintet unveils new compositions and arrangements specially designed and crafted for this formation.A sound experience to discover, combining tradition and modernity.« From Eric Dolphy to Michel Portal, via Bennie Maupin, John Surman and Louis Sclavis (to name but a few), the bass clarinet has enjoyed many moments of glory. Today, it shines with new brilliance in the hands of Matteo Pastorino. »ROLLING STONE MAGAZINE« ...Italian Matteo Pastorino has established himself as one of the new masters of the bass clarinet at the heart of a jazz style imbued with profound poetry. »JAZZ MAGAZINE

— Dans le cadre du festival Jazz Sur SeineAprès, LightSide, son dernier opus en quartet, salué par la critique et le public, le clarinettiste Matteo Pastorino nous presente un nouveau groupe.Le quintet dévoile de nouvelles compositions et des arrangements spécialement conçus et façonnés pour cette formation. Une expérience sonore à découvrir, alliant tradition et modernité.« D’Éric Dolphy à Michel Portal, en passant par Bennie Maupin, John Surman ou Louis Sclavis (pour faire court), la clarinette basse a connu plus d’une fois de riches heures. Elle brille aujourd’hui d’un nouvel éclat entre les doigts de Matteo Pastorino. »ROLLING STONE MAGAZINE « …l’italien Matteo Pastorino s’impose comme un des nouveaux maitres de la clarinette basse au cœur d’un jazz métissé d’une profonde poésie. »JAZZ MAGAZINE

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