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Comment by Mike Ellis on March 29, 2009 at 1:13pm -
bonjour tout le monde,
je suis un musicien americain bilingue qui a vecu longtemps en France...je suis actuellement a NY, mais je compte retourner a Paris bientot...je vous invite a ecouter ma musique ...il suffit de cliquer sur ma topho...
ciao 4 now,
Mike Ellis
PS exscusez moi...je n'ai pas d'accents sur mon clavier.
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Comment by Hobo on December 21, 2008 at 7:26am -
Bonjour à tous et merci de faire vivre ce site qui m'a permis de faire quelques très belles découvertes.
Meilleurs voeux pour cette nouvelle année.
Gerald
Hobo
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Comment by BERTRAND Jean-claude on December 10, 2008 at 1:06am -
http://www.jazzpainting.com
" Musical improvisation, when the pictorial space meets the musical space"
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Comment by Mano on December 3, 2008 at 9:45am -
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Comment by Cres O'Neal on November 22, 2008 at 7:54pm -
Hey All:
Wow, it's finally done!! My brand new Christmas CD (which also happens to be my first), Celebrate the Holidays, is now available for individual downloads. Just go to www.cresonealmusic.com, and click the recordings link. The CD itself will be available in two weeks. You can pre-order your copy now if you wish. I have some of the hottest musicians around joining me in this project.
I am so excited. I want to thank you all in advance for your support; and, well, just enjoy.
Cres
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Comment by Mano on October 20, 2008 at 12:29pm
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Find more videos like this on THE JAZZ NETWORK
"Jazz for all" Because the event has tended to tread old ground year after year, people can be forgiven for getting a bit weary, shrugging their shoulders at the mention of its name,breaking into a grin. And yet once again it is a must-attend occasion, maybe more than ever before.
« Jazz pour tous » A force d’être ressassée, année après année, l’équation lasse, indiffère,fait sourire. Et pourtant, cette année encore, elle est de mise, plus que jamais peut-être.
Site Internet:
http://www.jazzaliege.be/
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Comment by Mano on October 19, 2008 at 3:44pm
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Find more videos like this on THE JAZZ NETWORK
Television program featuring world famous italian-french drummer and composer Aldo Romano
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Comment by Mano on October 18, 2008 at 4:08am
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Concert : Aldo Romano
COLLOQUE à l'UNESCO
PARIS
Jeudi 20 et vendredi 21 novembre 2008
« Psychanalyse, Droits, Savoirs »
Image : Jean Daviot Dessin : Cabu
Son : Dominique Bertrand Concert : Aldo Romano
60ème anniversaire de la Déclaration universelle des Droits de l'homme
Site internet: http://www.insistance.org/
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Comment by Waberi on October 17, 2008 at 7:14pm -
Wow.. a wonderful site! I will be in France for the very first time on November 23rd and I would love to know where I could drop in and share some music! If you have any ideas, please let me know! I am SO EXCITED!
Love/Light
Waberi
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Comment by Magdalena Vaida on August 25, 2008 at 9:49am -
Jazz à Beaune
[Musique - Jazz, Soul & Funk]
Lieu : Beaune
Dates : du 11 Septembre 2008 au 21 Septembre 2008
- 8e édition -
Jazz à Beaune : Le programme
Mercredi 12 septembre
19h00 - Soirée 'ouverture (Chapelle Saint-Etienne)
20h30 - Hein de Jing Group (Théâtre municipal)
Jeudi 13 septembre
19h00 - Les Vendanges du jazz (Chapelle Saint-Etienne)
20h30 - Robin Mc Kelle Quartet (Théâtre municipal)
Vendredi 14 septembre
19h00 - Les Vendanges du jazz (Chapelle Saint-Etienne)
20h30 - Radiation 10 (Théâtre municipal)
22h00 - Pierrick Pedron Quartet (Théâtre municipal)
Samedi 15 septembre
14h30 - Les Sourdines à l'huile (Place Carnot)
16h00 - Sextet du CNR de Chalon-sur-Saône (Place Carnot)
19h00 - Les Vendanges du jazz (Chapelle Saint-Etienne)
20h30 - Giovanni Mirabassi Trio (Théâtre municipal)
22h00 - Fabien Mary Octet (Théâtre muncipal)
Dimanche 16 septembre
14h30 - Clément Janinet Quintet (Place Carnot)
16h00 - Djivili Quartet (Place Carnot)
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