Discover the free program for this new edition of the music festival at the Shoah Memorial
After having been the voice for four decades of Bratsch, spearhead of Gypsy and Eastern music in the 1980s and 1990s, Dan Gharabian builds with his trio a more personal project. His compositions tell moments of life, travels, encounters in the four corners of the planet on tunes from the Caucasus, the Balkans and the Mediterranean rim.
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“The magicians of Josef Josef travel across the old continent, going to look for his beating heart in the East and it’s a whole world that spins under their fingers, in their voices. And these songs catch us, between loss and the desire for conquest, in their interpretation both faithful to their soul and bold in arrangements: here jazz makes an incursion into the gypsy, here music resumes its rights and grace in the purest language, which consoles, regenerates and makes one madly want to surrender to the joy of life, friendship, love, close their eyes and dance.” Valérie Zenatti
With Éric
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Free entry
On the forecourt of the Shoah Memorial