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Dix-Neuf Chansons Sur Le Thème Des Arts Et Des Artistes Interprétées Par 200 Élèves D'écoles Élémentaires Du Finistère Mon frère / Maxime Le Forestier. 099 LEF Chanson française Et chaque jour qui se lève... / Enfantastiques (Les). CHANSONS E Enfants Dix-neuf chansons sur le thème des arts et des artistes interprétées par 200 élèves d'écoles élémentaires du Finistère. Une façon originale et joyeuse d'évoquer l'œuvre et de rendre hommage en chanson à de grands artistes emblématiques pour les faire découvrir aux enfants. Halfway to dawn. Spotlight on Jacy Parker / Marian Bruce. 1 BRU 30 Jazz New York - Paris : 1938-1955 / Don Byas. 1 BYA 30 Jazz Social call / Betty Carter. 1 CAR 80 Jazz Betty Carter apparaît dans ce Social call, enregistrée entre 1955 et 1956, impressionnante de musicalité et de technicité. Elle y est accompagnée par le trio du pianiste Ray Bryant augmenté du flûtiste Jerome Richardson (arrangements signés Quincy Jones) mais aussi sur certaines plages par le big band de Gigi Gryce. 1 Look to the rainbow / Al Jarreau. 1 JAR 80 Jazz Europa Oslo / Orchestre National de Jazz. 1 ORC 75 Jazz Olivier Benoit dévoile l'ultime volet de son ambitieux projet européen, dédié à Oslo. Une ville atypique, nichée au cœur d'une nature triomphante, qui poursuit sans cesse sa transformation architecturale et culturelle, entre traditions anciennes et incroyable modernité. L'exploration de cette quatrième capitale a fait naître chez lui le désir d'y associer des mots, une parole. Une évocation à deux voix qu'il a imaginée avec la complicité de l'écrivain et poète contemporain osloïte Hans Petter Blad. Cet auteur singulier, ciseleur du clair-obscur des âmes, a extrait de son œuvre une série de poèmes réalistes, en écho à la musique composée par le directeur artistique. I go back home : A story about hoping and dreaming / Jimmy Scott. 1 SCO 70 Jazz Cet album posthume regroupe les derniers enregistrements de cette légende du jazz. Pour cet ultime tour de piste, Little Jimmy s'est offert un casting de luxe mettant en valeur son style vocal inimitable. Piloté par le producteur allemand Radf Kemper, mixé par le grand Phil Ramone avant sa mort, sa voix d'ange au phrasé unique est soutenue par des rythmes larmoyants et une instrumentation riche. Petite Afrique / Somi. 1 SOM 80 Jazz Inspiré par la communauté Africaine d'Harlem et par une myriade de conversations avec ses membres autour des thèmes du transnationalisme, de la différence culturelle et de l'assimilation, Petite Afrique est un album sur les habitants d'Harlem venus d'Afrique, et sur la façon dont ils ont transformé ce quartier qui les a eux-mêmes changés. Mélangeant jazz moderne avec la musique africaine et la tradition folk américaine, Petite Afrique est l'amalgame de mondes musicaux et culturels qui résonnent profondément avec l'artiste et la personne qu'est Somi, une femme afro- américaine, chanteuse et musicienne de jazz, anthropologue culturelle et fière harlémite. 2 The Complete, 1954-1958 / Dakota Staton. 1 STA 80 Jazz My foolish heart / Ralph Towner. 1 TOW 00 Jazz Après être apparu aux côtés du trompettiste Paolo Fresu (Chiaroscuro) et de ses homologues guitaristes Wolfgang Mutspiehl et slava Grigoryan (Travel Guide) le guitariste revient à l'exercice en solo avec My foolish heart. Que ce soit à la guitare classique ou à la guitare douze cordes, le touché de Towner est immédiatement reconnaissable. Dennis Coffey / Dennis Coffey. 116 COF Funk-Soul Guitariste de Funkadelic, Del Shannon et des Temptations, le musicien américain revient pour un album éponyme, gorgé de soul psychédélique, accompagné pour l'occasion de featurings prestigieux tels Paolo Nutini, Mayer Hawthorne et Orgone pour ne citer qu'eux. Let's groove : the best of / Earth, Wind & Fire. 116 EAR Funk-Soul Sometimes too much ain't enough / Excitements (The). 116 EXC Funk-Soul Sur ce troisième long format produit par Mike Mariconda, l'essence du groupe n'a pas changé, à savoir soul, r'n'b et une touche de gospel 50's, mais le son est maintenant complètement affiné et affûté. 3 Masterpiece. Smooth sailin' / Isley Brothers (The). 116 ISL Funk-Soul Automaton / Jamiroquai. 116 JAM Funk-Soul Après sept ans d'absence, le musicien anglais revient sur le devant de la scène avec un huitième album studio. It's just begun. Phase two / Jimmy Castor Bunch (The). 116 JIM Funk-Soul Music of my mind / Stevie Wonder. 116 WON Funk-Soul Humanz / Gorillaz. 2 GOR 00 Electro Après 7 ans d'absence, le groupe virtuel de Damon Albarn et Jamie Hewlett présente son cinquième opus qui fait suite à Plastic beach (2010). Marqué de la "vibe" pop/electro/urbaine actuelle, cet album fait la part belle aux influences de la musique noire et electro des 90s de Damon Albarn qui s'affiche aux côtés d'un casting d'invités élégant et éclectique allant du hip-hop à la soul, en passant par le rock. On trouve en effet sur la vingtaine de titres les rappeurs De La Soul, D.R.A.M., Vince Staples ou Pusha T, le soulman anglais Rag'n Bone Mane, le chanteur de dancehall jamaïcain Popcaan, les inégalables Grace Jones et Mavis Stapes, la voix de Savages, Jenny Beth, l'impressionnant Benjamin Clementine ou encore les nouvelles figures indie R&B, Kali Uchis, Kelela et Kilo Kish ! 4 Forever / Drake. 2 DRA 90 Hip-Hop Chronicles : death row's classics / Dr. Dre. 2 DRD 90 Hip-Hop Mouhammad Alix / Kery James. 2 KER 90 Hip-Hop Toujours combatif, Kery rend hommage à Mohamed Ali et remet son titre de meilleur MC français en jeu. La hargne intacte, il continue de pratiquer un rap engagé et réfléchi. Zifukoro / Niska. 2 NIS 90 Hip-Hop 5 .
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