Jeanne Michard & Son Latin Quintet at Jazz Up Under The Olive Trees

Jeanne Michard has established herself as THE French tenor saxophonist to watch.French Revelation 2022 by the editors of Jazz Magazine and Jazz News, then Revelation of the Victoires du Jazz 2023, she continues the flourishing adventure of her Latin 5tet, between Paris, New York and Havana.Jeanne Michard speaks passionately of the sound of the 1940s tenor on which she has found her own: full and round in the low register, voluntarily tonic and lilting. Surrounding her is a talented band whose friendship, listening and curiosity are the key to their success: Clément Simon on piano, Maurizio Congiu on double bass, and Pedro Barrios and Lucas Dauchez on drums.You have to see them live on stage (at Jazz In Marciac or Le Bal Blomet, for example) to appreciate the positive energy they exude, and the resolutely fresh, mixed and modern image they project.Free parking nearby. Doors open at 8:00 pm....

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Jeanne Michard has established herself as THE French tenor saxophonist to watch.French Revelation 2022 by the editors of Jazz Magazine and Jazz News, then Revelation of the Victoires du Jazz 2023, she continues the flourishing adventure of her Latin 5tet, between Paris, New York and Havana.Jeanne Michard speaks passionately of the sound of the 1940s tenor on which she has found her own: full and round in the low register, voluntarily tonic and lilting. Surrounding her is a talented band whose friendship, listening and curiosity are the key to their success: Clément Simon on piano, Maurizio Congiu on double bass, and Pedro Barrios and Lucas Dauchez on drums.You have to see them live on stage (at Jazz In Marciac or Le Bal Blomet, for example) to appreciate the positive energy they exude, and the resolutely fresh, mixed and modern image they project.Free parking nearby. Doors open at 8:00 pm.

Jeanne Michard s’impose comme LA saxophoniste ténor française à suivre.Révélation française 2022 des rédactions de Jazz Magazine et Jazz News puis Révélation des Victoires du Jazz 2023, elle poursuit la florissante aventure de son Latin 5tet, entre Paris, New-York et La Havane.Jeanne Michard parle passionnément du son du ténor des années 1940 sur lequel elle a trouvé le sien: ample et rond dans le grave, volontiers tonique et chantant. Autour d’elle, une bande talentueuse qui marche à l’amitié, à l’écoute et à la curiosité: Clément Simon au piano, Maurizio Congiu à la contrebasse, ainsi que Pedro Barrios et Lucas Dauchez à la batterie.Il faut les voir sur scène (comme à Jazz In Marciac ou Le Bal Blomet) pour se rendre compte de l’énergie positive que dégage le groupe, ainsi que l’image résolument fraîche, mixte et moderne qu’il renvoie.Parking gratuit à proximité. Ouverture des portes à 20h00.

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