Lumière Noire is a French Café Jazz ensemble fronted by French Canadian singer Cassie Stone. They play a broad range of French-Style Jazz, including old classics, and a range of more contemporary music in that style. The List relies on you to cover our expenses and pay our hard-working curators. Become a supporter today!
Accompanied by her accordion and toy piano, singer/songwriter Jessica Fichot draws from her French, Chinese, and American heritage to create a program of French chanson, 1940s Shanghai jazz, swing, and international folk. Featuring her own vocals in French, Mandarin Chinese, Spanish and English, Fichot’s music is world journey.
Accompanied by her accordion and toy piano, singer/songwriter Jessica Fichot draws from her French, Chinese, and American heritage to create a program of French chanson, 1940s Shanghai jazz, swing, and international folk. Featuring her own vocals in French, Mandarin Chinese, Spanish and English, Fichot’s music is world journey.
Accompanied by her accordion and toy piano, singer/songwriter Jessica Fichot draws from her French, Chinese, and American heritage to create a program of French chanson, 1940s Shanghai jazz, swing, and international folk. Featuring her own vocals in French, Mandarin Chinese, Spanish and English, Fichot’s music is world journey.
Composer and multi-instrumentalist Huu Bac Quach skillfully combines his Vietnamese and Chinese heritages with jazz music in an ensemble backed by some of the most prominent musicians on the Montreal jazz scene. The dan bau (Vietnamese monochord), the erhu (Chinese fiddle), the quena (Andean flute), and the jazz guitar combine to create a unique sound.
Guitarist Dirk K plans a live library performance. From Smooth Jazz styles such as George Benson to Flamenco, Rumba styles such as the Gipsy Kings and all the way to Earl Klugh, Dirk K mastered all the elements on nylon string and jazz and brings a new and unique approach to jazz and beyond.
Composer and multi-instrumentalist Huu Bac Quach skillfully combines his Vietnamese and Chinese heritages with jazz music in an ensemble backed by some of the most prominent musicians on the Montreal jazz scene. The dan bau (Vietnamese monochord), the erhu (Chinese fiddle), the quena (Andean flute), and the jazz guitar combine to create a unique sound.
Guitarist Claude Bourbon is known for taking on Blues, Spanish, Middle Eastern, and Russian stylings. Each year, Bourbon plays more than 100 shows around the world, including the one planned for the Sahara West Library. Originally from France, Claude grew up in Switzerland where he was classically trained for many years. This finger-picking guitarist has […]
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