Supertramp – Sylvain Gontard & Dominique Fillon at Bal Blomet

The creative genius of one of the greatest groups in the history of pop music, Supertramp, revisited by a jazz quartet! It was by recording a version of the title "Lord is it mine" on their first duo album (SydO) that Sylvain Gontard and Dominique Fillon were able to measure the extent to which the compositions and arrangements of the group Supertramp could be "reread" with different instrumentation and aesthetics without losing strength. For this last date of 2022, the duo is surrounded by a jazz rhythm, as solid as it is elegant with Antoine Fillon on drums and Léonie Hey on double bass. A "pop'n jazz" crossover evening where it may be difficult NOT to sing, at least in your head!...

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The creative genius of one of the greatest groups in the history of pop music, Supertramp, revisited by a jazz quartet! It was by recording a version of the title "Lord is it mine" on their first duo album (SydO) that Sylvain Gontard and Dominique Fillon were able to measure the extent to which the compositions and arrangements of the group Supertramp could be "reread" with different instrumentation and aesthetics without losing strength. For this last date of 2022, the duo is surrounded by a jazz rhythm, as solid as it is elegant with Antoine Fillon on drums and Léonie Hey on double bass. A "pop'n jazz" crossover evening where it may be difficult NOT to sing, at least in your head!

Le génie créatif d’un des plus grands groupe de l’histoire de la pop music, Supertramp, revisité par un quartet de jazz !C’est en enregistrant une version du titre « Lord is it mine » sur leur premier album en duo (SydO) que Sylvain Gontard et Dominique Fillon ont pu mesurer à quel point les compositions et les arrangements du groupe Supertramp pouvaient être « relus» avec une instrumentation et une esthétique différentes sans en perdre de force.Pour cette dernière date de l’année 2022, le duo s’entoure d’une rythmique jazz,  aussi solide qu’élégante avec Antoine Fillon à la batterie et Léonie Hey à la contrebasse.Une soirée crossover « pop’n jazz » où il risque d’être difficile de NE PAS chanter, tout au moins dans sa tête!

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