LOS ANGELES-BASED JAZZ HISTORIAN, EDUCATOR AND RECORD PRODUCER. VOTING MEMBER OF NARAS-GRAMMY, JAZZ JOURNALISTS ASSOCIATION AND LOS ANGELES JAZZ SOCIETY. FOUNDER & CEO OF JAZZ STATION RECORDS (JSR), A DIVISION OF JAZZ STATION MARKETING & CONSULTING - LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA.
Tuesday, September 4, 2007
Julien Lourau's new projects
The saxophonist Julien Lourau gets a carte blanche for his concert at the festival Jazz à la Villette, as Dominique Queillé reports in Libération and Vincent Fertey in Le Figaro . He plays besides Wayne Shorter whom he loves as a saxophonist but also as a composer, and Steve Coleman whom he knows since his M-Base days. Lourau presents three projects during the festival: his new collaboration with the DJ Jeff Sharel which is kind of an homage to Chicago house music of the 90s; an Afro-Cuban project named Rumbabierta in which he is joined by the flutist Orlando Maraca Valle; and with his longtime friend Laurent Coq in the quartet Saigon, a project they developed last year, first in Haiti, then in Vietnam.
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