Sissoko, Segal, Parisien, Peirani Les égarés at Festival Marseille Jazz Des Cinq Continents

Sometimes it's good to get lost, especially in music, especially in jazz, and especially when it involves four of the most talented world'n'jazz artists of the moment.when it involves four of today's most talented world'n'jazz artists. On July 6, the stage of La VeilleCharité stage will host one of the highlights of this year's Marseille Jazz Festival. Imagine Ballaké SissokoBallaké Sissoko and his kora, Vincent Segal and his cello, alongside Vincent Peirani's accordionVincent Peirani's accordion and Emile Parisien's saxophone. Between magicians and griots, it will be a question of traveltravel, sonic exploration, chic culture and shocking instrumental mastery! That evening, Marseille'sstars will shine and light up the stage, which for one evening will become the territory of its poetic strayswhere the ear is the king of instruments, and the simple pleasure and desire to listen to others leads to thethe birth of a splendid four-part song!...

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Sometimes it's good to get lost, especially in music, especially in jazz, and especially when it involves four of the most talented world'n'jazz artists of the moment.when it involves four of today's most talented world'n'jazz artists. On July 6, the stage of La VeilleCharité stage will host one of the highlights of this year's Marseille Jazz Festival. Imagine Ballaké SissokoBallaké Sissoko and his kora, Vincent Segal and his cello, alongside Vincent Peirani's accordionVincent Peirani's accordion and Emile Parisien's saxophone. Between magicians and griots, it will be a question of traveltravel, sonic exploration, chic culture and shocking instrumental mastery! That evening, Marseille'sstars will shine and light up the stage, which for one evening will become the territory of its poetic strayswhere the ear is the king of instruments, and the simple pleasure and desire to listen to others leads to thethe birth of a splendid four-part song!

L’égarement a parfois du bon, surtout en musique, surtout dans le jazz et surtout quand celaconcerne quatre des plus talentueux artistes world’n’jazz du moment. Le 6 juillet la scène de La VeilleCharité va accueillir l’un des concerts évènement de cette édition du Marseille Jazz. Imaginez surscène, Ballaké Sissoko et sa kora, Vincent Segal et son violoncelle, aux côtés de l’accordéon deVincent Peirani et du saxophone d’Emile Parisien. Entre magiciens et griots, il va être question devoyage, d’explorations sonores, de culture chic et de maitrise instrumentale choc ! Ce soir-là, lesétoiles marseillaises vont briller et éclairer la scène devenue, pour un soir, le territoire de ses égaréspoétiques où l’oreille est l’instrument-roi, où le simple plaisir et désir d’écouter l’autre va aboutit à lanaissance d’un splendide chant à quatre voix !

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