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The French duo Petite Vengeance spreads its exhilarating shorts cuts of imaginary America,  in Estonia, Finland and Norway, from October 27th to November 5th.
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Raphaël Quénehen saxophone, vocals
Jérémie Piazza drums, guitar

http://www.petitevengeance.com/

The French duo Petite Vengeance witnesses a dialogue between Raphaël Quenehen’s saxophones and Jérémie Piazza’s percussions and guitar, set in a background of both a real and a fantasized America. Country music merges into improvisation, blues into rock music, and spoken words into smoother melodies. An excellent synthesis of continents that does not take itself too seriously yet explores various styles within the same register: that of joy, of laughter and of a certain rock ’n roll spirit…

“When two mainstays of the Rouen collective “Les Vibrants Défricheurs” and of the excellent Papanosh band – a “breeder-producer” of a contemporary, fizzy and cross-bred jazz ! – decide to play in a duo, the result is mind-blowing! Petite Vengeance: as the return of the crashing energy and crazy collages of the late-lamented Clusone trio (Bennink, Reiseger, Moore); as a revisited farcical version of Johnny Cash by Ornette Coleman; as Bernard Lubat meeting Raymond Scott (Tex Avery!).”
Armand Meignan, Director of the Europa Jazz

Petite Vengeance is  an award-winner of the Jazz Migration tour 2015.

Baltic-Nordic Tour Autumn 2015 

ESTONIA
28/10 Õisu mõis, manor house (privte concert)
29/10 Viljandi, Pärimusmuusika Ait / Jazzkaar Autumn season
30/10 Tallinn, Philly Joe’s / Jazzkaar Autumn season
Accord Festival French Cultural Festival in Estonia

FINLAND
(31/10 Papanosh & Roy Nathanson & Fidel Fourneyron “Oh Yeah!” @ Tampere Jazz Happening)
02/11 Orivesi, Oriveden opisto
03/11 Turku, Turun seudun musiikkiopisto
04/11 Helsinki, Juttutupa
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NORWAY
05/11 Bergen, Østre / Bergen Jazz Forum

Tour booking and tour management: Charles Gil | Vapaat äänet (Helsinki)

Tour support: AJC Association Jazzé Croisé > Jazz Migration

with the collaboration of KUMU drums.

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