Vaton / Granville / Desormeaux at Le Baiser Sale

The pianos of Thierry Vaton and Georges Granville bring depth and complexity to this project, while the captivating voice of Joachim DesOrmeaux brings new momentum to each song."2 pianos pour 1 voie (x)" trio will tell the story of Martinique, and more broadly the Caribbean, through rhythms, melodies and life situations, staging everyday emotions such as joy, the ability to get up, struggle or serenity. It thus transforms into a musical and emotional experience that is intended to be intense.Joachim des Ormeaux is a jazz artist, poet, storyteller, with an almost shamanic charisma who presents a particular sound and developed a unique style in the beautiful galaxy of jazz. Beyond a childhood rocked by jazz and soul of the 80s, his taste for music developed in the streets of the working-class neighborhoods of Fort de France in Martinique, during exchanges around the 'tambous, ti bwa' and other instruments, but also with storytellers and other singers of Caribbean traditions (Eugène Mona, Ti' Emile or Marius Cultier).A Martinican musician with a powerful style and accomplished technical skills, Thierry Vaton revealed his passion in 1972. From the drums to the transverse flute, all instruments suit him but it is the piano that will make his career. A pianist with bouncy notes, Thierry puts his talent at the service of the most diverse styles and cultures. From 1987 to today, Thierry Vaton has participated in numerous concerts and studio recordings.Georges Granville, a versatile artist, has been asserting himself for several years as a pianist-keyboardist with undeniable melodic generosity and great harmonic finesse. His eclectic taste has led him to collaborate, for 25 years, with artists from different backgrounds: John Ellison, Kassav, Boy Gé Mendès or Abd Al Malik and JUL.Composer and co-author of educational works, he leaves an indelible mark on the world of music, notably with the publication of his three works, including "Le Piano dans la Musique Créole", published since 2013....

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The pianos of Thierry Vaton and Georges Granville bring depth and complexity to this project, while the captivating voice of Joachim DesOrmeaux brings new momentum to each song."2 pianos pour 1 voie (x)" trio will tell the story of Martinique, and more broadly the Caribbean, through rhythms, melodies and life situations, staging everyday emotions such as joy, the ability to get up, struggle or serenity. It thus transforms into a musical and emotional experience that is intended to be intense.Joachim des Ormeaux is a jazz artist, poet, storyteller, with an almost shamanic charisma who presents a particular sound and developed a unique style in the beautiful galaxy of jazz. Beyond a childhood rocked by jazz and soul of the 80s, his taste for music developed in the streets of the working-class neighborhoods of Fort de France in Martinique, during exchanges around the 'tambous, ti bwa' and other instruments, but also with storytellers and other singers of Caribbean traditions (Eugène Mona, Ti' Emile or Marius Cultier).A Martinican musician with a powerful style and accomplished technical skills, Thierry Vaton revealed his passion in 1972. From the drums to the transverse flute, all instruments suit him but it is the piano that will make his career. A pianist with bouncy notes, Thierry puts his talent at the service of the most diverse styles and cultures. From 1987 to today, Thierry Vaton has participated in numerous concerts and studio recordings.Georges Granville, a versatile artist, has been asserting himself for several years as a pianist-keyboardist with undeniable melodic generosity and great harmonic finesse. His eclectic taste has led him to collaborate, for 25 years, with artists from different backgrounds: John Ellison, Kassav, Boy Gé Mendès or Abd Al Malik and JUL.Composer and co-author of educational works, he leaves an indelible mark on the world of music, notably with the publication of his three works, including "Le Piano dans la Musique Créole", published since 2013.

Les pianos de Thierry Vaton et Georges Granville, apportent à ce projet profondeur et complexité, tandis que la voix envoutante de Joachim DesOrmeaux, apporte un nouvel élan à chaque chanson.« 2 pianos pour 1 voie (x) » trio racontera la Martinique, et plus largement la Caraïbe, à travers les rythmes, les mélodies et les situations de vie, mettant en scène les émotions du quotidien telles que la joie, la capacité à se relever, la lutte ou la sérénité. Il se transforme ainsi en une expérience musicale et émotionnelle qui se veut intense.Joachim des Ormeaux est un artiste jazz, poète, conteur, au charisme quasi chamanique qui présente une sonorité particulière et développé un style unique dans la belle galaxie du jazz. Au-delà d’une enfance bercée par le jazz et la soul des années 80, son goût pour la musique s’est développé dans les rues des quartiers populaires de Fort de France en Martinique, lors d’échanges autour des ‘tambous, ti bwa’ et autres instruments, mais aussi de conteurs et autres chanteurs des traditions Caribéennes (Eugène Mona, Ti’ Emile ou encore Marius Cultier). Musicien martiniquais au style puissant et à la technicité accomplie, Thierry Vaton dévoile sa passion dès 1972. De la batterie à la flûte traversière, tous les instruments lui conviennent mais c’est le piano qui fera sa carrière. Pianiste aux notes rebondissantes, Thierry met son talent au service des styles et des cultures les plus diverses. De 1987 à aujourd’hui, Thierry Vaton aura participé à de nombreux concerts et enregistrements studio. Georges Granville, artiste polyvalent, s’affirme depuis plusieurs années en tant que pianiste-claviériste doté d'une indéniable générosité mélodique ainsi qu'une grande finesse harmonique. Son goût éclectique l'amène à collaborer, depuis 25 ans, avec des artistes d'horizons différents : John Ellison, Kassav, Boy Gé Mendès ou encore Abd Al Malik et JUL.Compositeur et coauteur d'ouvrages didactiques, il laisse une empreinte indélébile dans le monde de la musique, notamment avec la parution de ses trois ouvrages, dont "Le Piano dans la Musique Créole", parus depuis 2013.

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