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Article: Interview

Pierre de Bethmann: Sharing a Musical Breakfast in Lyon

Read "Pierre de Bethmann: Sharing a Musical Breakfast in Lyon" reviewed by Artur Moral


If interviewing a musical figure is usually a great experience, having a face-to-face conversation with one is a true privilege. Besides, it is April in Lyon, cherry trees in blossom... and the roofs of the capital of the French region of Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes shine under a splendid spring sun. Pierre de Bethmann, winner of the 2024 Victoire ...

Album

Start "So Many Ways..."

Label: Bee Jazz
Released: 2008
Track listing: Quartz; To Bee or Not to Bee; Portrait of Cendrine; Picture in Black and White; Wanted; Where Is My Way?; Today Perhaps; Pharaon's Dance; U-Turn; Certainly Tomorrow; U-Turn (Version 2).

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Article: Album Review

Christophe Wallemme: Start "So Many Ways..."

Read "Start "So Many Ways..."" reviewed by Jeff Dayton-Johnson


Christophe Wallemme describes this effort as a “wink at the great standards of American jazz," a laudable objective but an affirmation that seems intended to confuse the listener. The explicit musical references on Start “So Many Ways..." point instead to Antonio Carlos Jobim and Miles Davis' Bitches Brew rather than “Body and Soul" or ...

Album

Namaste

Label: Bee Jazz
Released: 2007
Track listing: Holi; Mon Jules; Namaste; Le temps des moussons; Tandoori Groove; Sweet Aum; Reflection; Stone Cutter; Trouble Time; Diwali; La Javanaise.

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Article: Album Review

Christophe Wallemme: Namaste

Read "Namaste" reviewed by Jeff Dayton-Johnson


The achievement of Namaste--and it is a genuine achievement--is also the achievement of Miles Davis's In a Silent Way (Columbia, 1969): namely, providing room to breathe in a crowded room of musicians--soloists all, not a big band. (On Miles's subsequent Bitches Brew (Columbia, 1969), in contrast, a crowded room of musicians was happy to sound like ...


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