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Mathild Febrer - Milou en mai - Hommage a Stephane Grappelli - COMPACT DISCS [CD]

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Rendre hommage au maitre francais du violon jazz n'est pas chose aisee et pourtant qui mieux que Mathilde Febrer pouvait mener a bien cette aventure ? La violoniste, de formation classique et convertie au jazz depuis longtemps, a accompagne des artistes aussi varies que Daniel Colin, Alexandre Lagoya, Charles Aznavour, Claude Bolling, Led Zeppelin, Renaud, Henri Salvador, Rodolphe Raffalli ou Sanseverino. Voici enfin son premier album sous son nom, produit par le legendaire producteur japonais francophile, Kenichi Takahashi, pour le tag Respect Record. La grâce sans egale de la violoniste est sublimee par areopage de musiciens prestigieux, parmi les meilleurs representants du jazz en France. Un swing sans pareil pour aborder un repertoire intemporel. A tribute to the French master of jazz violin is no easy task... but who better than Mathilde Febrer to accomplish it? She trained as a classical violinist but turned her bow to jazz a long time ago. She's accompanied a variety of artists, from Daniel Colin and Alexandre Lagoya to Led Zeppelin and Charles Aznavour, including Claude Bolling, Renaud, Henri Salvador, Rodolphe Raffalli and Sanseverino. And now, finally, we have her first album under her own name, produced for the tag Respect Record by Kenichi Takahashi, a Japanese legend who loves France and it's music. The peerless grace of this violinist derives additional energy from the skilled assembly of musicians who accompany her, all of them among the best jazz instrumentalists in France. The result has an unrivalled swing in music that is timeless.

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    Rendre hommage au maitre francais du violon jazz n'est pas chose aisee et pourtant qui mieux que Mathilde Febrer pouvait mener a bien cette aventure ? La violoniste, de formation classique et convertie au jazz depuis longtemps, a accompagne des artistes aussi varies que Daniel Colin, Alexandre Lagoya, Charles Aznavour, Claude Bolling, Led Zeppelin, Renaud, Henri Salvador, Rodolphe Raffalli ou Sanseverino. Voici enfin son premier album sous son nom, produit par le legendaire producteur japonais francophile, Kenichi Takahashi, pour le tag Respect Record. La grâce sans egale de la violoniste est sublimee par areopage de musiciens prestigieux, parmi les meilleurs representants du jazz en France. Un swing sans pareil pour aborder un repertoire intemporel. A tribute to the French master of jazz violin is no easy task... but who better than Mathilde Febrer to accomplish it? She trained as a classical violinist but turned her bow to jazz a long time ago. She's accompanied a variety of artists, from Daniel Colin and Alexandre Lagoya to Led Zeppelin and Charles Aznavour, including Claude Bolling, Renaud, Henri Salvador, Rodolphe Raffalli and Sanseverino. And now, finally, we have her first album under her own name, produced for the tag Respect Record by Kenichi Takahashi, a Japanese legend who loves France and it's music. The peerless grace of this violinist derives additional energy from the skilled assembly of musicians who accompany her, all of them among the best jazz instrumentalists in France. The result has an unrivalled swing in music that is timeless.
    Artist
    Mathild Febrer
    Title
    Milou en mai - Hommage a Stephane Grappelli
    Format
    CD
    Label
    Fremeaux & Assoc. FR
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