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| MARCAURELLE: "OPUS 2.6 TRIO/LIVE" LC1003 |
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Rhythms and intimate melodies,
swing bop and Latin This CD delivers the history of an approach almost classical centered on the constant intimacy of melodic lines, while a sensation is steaming from the roots with a swing, bebop and Latin traditions. A tight encounter of three musicians of integrity and talent: Normand Guilbeault, double bass; Sylvain Provost, guitar and François Marcaurelle, piano. |
| MARCAURELLE SEXTET: "OPUS 3.8" LC1011 |
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François Marcaurelle's logical follow-up of the last album, although with an added twist: they're six this time. With this new album, François Marcaurelle comes back with an album of great quality thanks to an experienced and well-suited sextet that expresses the splendor of jazz. With an interpretation full of strength and musicality, the sextet plays some of François Marcaurelle's unrecorded compositions. The group is formed by members Richard Beaudet, saxophones and flute; Norman Lachapelle, bass; Muhammad Abdul Al Khabbyr, trombone; Sylvain Provost, guitar; Jim Hillman, drums and François Marcaurelle at the piano. |
| MARCAURELLE SEXTET: "OPUS 4.7" LC1027 |
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It is the fourth compact of
François Marcaurelle, this time with a quartet. The CD brings together old colleagues
Norman Lachapelle (Karen Young) and Sylvain Provost (La la la Human Steps) and introduces
great drummer Denis Mailloux (Michel Petruccianni). OPUS 4.7 shows that François Marcaurelle is deeply rooted in jazz tradition - two standards at the menu- while being involved in its evolution- seven originals. Moreover, in performing coherence and musicality, thos for musicians enhance the specific characteristics in Marcaurelle's music. |
