Sandro Zerafa Trio / Concert+jam at JASS CLUB

Sandro Zerafa has always been a musician who is difficult to categorize. His versatility and eclecticism have allowed him to work and record in a variety of contexts, from Brazilian music and mainstream jazz to more modern styles. The music he offers as a composer also reflects this diverse universe, as evidenced by his five critically acclaimed albums.For the second part of the evening, Sandro presents a concert based on the Great American Songbook, elegantly revisiting the great jazz standards. He will be accompanied by drummer Guilhem Flouzat, appreciated for his sense of interaction, and double bassist Matteo Bortone, whose unique sound is making its mark on the European scene....

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Sandro Zerafa has always been a musician who is difficult to categorize. His versatility and eclecticism have allowed him to work and record in a variety of contexts, from Brazilian music and mainstream jazz to more modern styles. The music he offers as a composer also reflects this diverse universe, as evidenced by his five critically acclaimed albums.For the second part of the evening, Sandro presents a concert based on the Great American Songbook, elegantly revisiting the great jazz standards. He will be accompanied by drummer Guilhem Flouzat, appreciated for his sense of interaction, and double bassist Matteo Bortone, whose unique sound is making its mark on the European scene.

Sandro Zerafa est depuis toujours un musicien difficile à classer. Sa polyvalence et son éclectisme lui ont permis de travailler et d’enregistrer dans divers contextes. Que ce soit dans la musique brésilienne, le jazz « mainstream » ou des styles plus modernes. La musique qu’il offre en tant que compositeur est aussi le reflet de cet univers varié, comme en témoignent ses cinq albums très bien accueillis par la critique. Pour la 2ème partie de soirée, Sandro présente un concert autour du Great American Songbook, revisitant avec élégance les grands standards du jazz. Il sera accompagné du batteur Guilhem Flouzat, apprécié pour son sens de l’interaction, et du contrebassiste Matteo Bortone, dont la sonorité singulière s’affirme sur la scène européenne.

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