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Le JAZZ D' Hortense BELGIQUE - BELGÏE P.P. 1030 BRUXELLES 3 1 / 3261 - P705139 BUREAU DE DEPÔT BRUXELLES X LE JAZZ TRIMESTRIEL D' HORTENSE LE JOURNAL DES LUNDIS D’HORTENSE # 74 - 2È TRIMESTRE 2011 Nicolas Kummert #74 03 Concerts LDH LES 04 Partenaires LUNDIS 05 Gare au Jazz D’HORTENSE 08 Jazz Tour ASSOCiaTION DES muSICIENS DE jazz DE BELGIQUE 10 Midis Jazz 11 Larsen & AKDT : master class jazz 12 Brussels Jazz Marathon 02 219 58 51 www.jazzinbelgium.com 16 Festivals www.leslundisdhortense.be 18 Le jazz à l'Uradex 18 New CD’s Si vous souhaitez recevoir ce 21 Interview : Nicolas Kummert journal gratuitement, il vous 26 Concours suffit de nous communiquer votre adresse, soit par email 27 Jazz au Vert à [email protected], 32 RDV dans les clubs soit par téléphone au 02 219 58 51 (dans ce cas, 35 Rapido - News merci de nous communiquer également votre numéro de Photo de couverture © Didier Wagner téléphone). Suite à notre Assemblée Générale qui a eu lieu le lundi 14 mars Si vous souhaitez soutenir 2011, voici quels sont les nouveaux administrateurs des Lundis l'envoi de ce journal et nos d'Hortense élus pour une période de deux ans : Eve BEUVENS, activités, vous pouvez vous faire Henri COURTOIS, Jean DEMANNEZ, Jean-Paul ESTIEVENART, membre en versant la somme Tuur FLORIZOONE, Alexandre FURNELLE, Manuel HERMIA de 15 € sur le compte Dexia (président 2003-2005), Nicolas KUMMERT, Linda LORES 068-0704090-91. BLANES, Daniele MARTINI, Alain PIERRE, Jean-Louis Seuls les membres en ordre de RASSINFOSSE (président 1997-1999 + 2005-2007), Etienne cotisation recevront le journal RICHARD, Christine RYGAERT, Toine THYS, Barbara WIERNIK. à l'étranger (BIC GKCCBEBB - Nous remercions les nombreux membres présents lors cet Iban BE23 0680 7040 9091). événement clé de l'association et nous réjouissons du débat et des échanges qui y ont eu lieu. Vous pouvez télécharger ce jour- nal sur www.jazzinbelgium.com Nouveau site : leslundisdhortense.be > médias > magazines LES LUNDIS D’HORTENSE Carte de membre : 15 € / an Réductions : - sur tous nos concerts - sur le minerval de Jazz au Vert à verser sur le compte 068-0704090-91 ASSOCiaTION DES muSICIENS DE jazz DE BELGIQUE Les activités des Lundis d'Hortense 2011 / 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12 PAGE MA 12 21:00 Fabien Degryse trio (JAZZ TOUR) Marcinelle - La Ruche Théâtre 08 ME 13 20:30 Fabien Degryse trio + John Ruocco (GARE AU JAZZ / JAZZ TOUR) Bruxelles - Jazz Station 08 VE 15 21:00 Fabien Degryse trio + John Ruocco (JAZZ TOUR) Eupen - Kulturzentrum Jünglingshaus 08 MA 19 12:30 Robin Verheyen / Aki Rissanen duo (MIDIS JAZZ) Bruxelles - MIM 10 ME 20 20:30 t-unit4 (GARE AU JAZZ) Bruxelles - Jazz Station 06 VE 22 20:00 Fabien Degryse trio + John Ruocco (JAZZ TOUR) Comines - Centre Culturel 08 ME 27 20:30 Pierre De Surgères & the groovy Mates (GARE AU JAZZ) Bruxelles - Jazz Station 06 VE 29 21:00 Fabien Degryse trio + John Ruocco (JAZZ TOUR) Bruxelles - The Music Village 08 / 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12 ME 04 20:30 Marc Mangen trio (GARE AU JAZZ) Bruxelles - Jazz Station 06 VE 06 12:30 Sabin Todorov / Bernard Guyot duo (MIDIS JAZZ) Bruxelles - Maison des Musiques 11 VE 06 20:30 Fabien Degryse trio + John Ruocco (JAZZ TOUR) Ans - Centre Culturel 08 SA 07 21:00 Fabien Degryse trio + John Ruocco (JAZZ TOUR) Mazy - N'8'Jazz 08 MA 10 21:00 Fabrice Alleman new quartet (JAZZ TOUR) St-Georges - Centre Culturel 09 ME 11 20:30 Olivier Collette quintet (GARE AU JAZZ) Bruxelles - Jazz Station 07 JE 12 20:30 Fabrice Alleman new quartet (JAZZ TOUR) Lille (F) - La Péniche 09 VE 13 20:00 Fabrice Alleman new quartet (JAZZ TOUR) Comines - Centre Culturel 09 SA 14 21:00 Fabrice Alleman new quartet (JAZZ TOUR) Hannut - Centre Culturel à l'Académie 09 MA 17 21:00 Fabrice Alleman new quartet (JAZZ TOUR) Marcinelle - La Ruche Théâtre 09 ME 18 20:30 Fabrice Alleman new quartet (GARE AU JAZZ / JAZZ TOUR)) Bruxelles - Jazz Station 09 VE 20 21:00 Fabrice Alleman new quartet (JAZZ TOUR) Eupen - Kulturzentrum Jünglingshaus 09 SA 21 20:30 Fabrice Alleman new quartet (JAZZ TOUR FESTIVAL) Dongelberg - Brassages 09 + Jacques Pirotton quartet (JAZZ TOUR FESTIVAL) 09 ME 25 20:30 The Flying Fish Jumps (GARE AU JAZZ) Bruxelles - Jazz Station 07 VE 27 20:30 Fabrice Alleman new quartet (JAZZ TOUR) Antoing - Foyer Socioculturel 09 SA 28 21:00 Fabrice Alleman new quartet (JAZZ TOUR) Mazy - N'8'Jazz 09 BRUSSELS Jazz MARATHON - PARTICipaTION DES luNDIS D’HORTENSE / 35 ANS DI 29 15:00 aNoo Bruxelles - Grand’Place 13 16:30 Alexandre Furnelle quintet 13 18:00 Itinerari Siciliani 14 19:30 Anne Wolf trio + voices 14 21:00 Nicolas Kummert Voices 15 3 / 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12 PAGE VE 03 21:00 Fabrice Alleman new quartet (JAZZ TOUR) Dinant - Jazz à l'F 09 / 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12 DI 17 > SA 23 Stage "Jazz au Vert" Stage résidentiel Wépion - “La Marlagne” 27 d’initiation et de perfectionnement au jazz Centre Culturel Marcel Hicter Partenaires BRASSAGES ESpaCE CulTUREL FOYER SOCIOCulTUREL D’ANTOING LA RUCHE THÉÂTRE Rue d'Incourt 3 - 1370 Dongelberg Rue du Burg 23 - 7640 Antoing - T 069 Avenue Meuree 1 - 6001 Marcinelle T 010 88 12 13 - espacebrassages.be 44 68 00 - foyerculturelantoing.be T 071 51 51 21 - www.laruchetheatre.be CENTRE CulTUREL D’AmaY GaumE Jazz / JM LUX. BELGE MaiSON CulT. FamENNE-ARDENNE Rue Entre-Deux Tours 3 - 4540 Amay Centre Culturel - Rue Camille Joset 1 Chaussée de l'Ourthe 74 - 6900 T 085 31 24 46 - www.ccamay.be - 6730 Rossignol - T 063 41 22 81 - Marche-en-Famenne - T 084 31 46 89 - www.gaume-jazz.be www.maisondelaculture.marche.be CENTRE CulTUREL D’ANS Place des Anciens Combattants Jazz À L'F MaiSON DES muSIQUES 4432 Ans / Alleur - T 04 247 73 36 Rue Himmer, 27 - 5500 Dinant - T 0475 Rue Lebeau 39 - 1000 Bruxelles www.centreculturelans.be 68 59 52 - www.dinantjazznights.org T 02 550 13 20 - www.conseildelamusique.be CENTRE CulTUREL DE COMINES Jazz EN NORD (F) Rue des Arts 2 - 7780 Comines La Péniche - Avenue Cuvier (Face au MIM (MaiSON DES INSTRumENTS DE MUSIQUE) T 056 56 15 15 - www.cccw.be Champ de Mars) - F-59000 Lille Montagne de la Cour 2 - 1000 Bruxelles T 00 33 (0)3 28 04 77 68 - jazzenord.com T 02 219 58 51 (Lundis d'Hortense) CENTRE CulTUREL D’HANNUT www.mim.fgov.be Académie de Musique - Jazz STATION Rue des Combattants 1 - 4280 Hannut Chaussée de Louvain 193a-195 MUSÉE CHARLIER T 019 51 90 63 - www.cchannut.be 1210 Bruxelles - www.jazzstation.be Avenue des Arts 16 - 1000 Bruxelles T 02 219 58 51 (Lundis d'Hortense) - T 02 219 58 51 (Lundis d'Hortense) CENTRE CulTUREL D’ITTRE www.leslundisdhortense.be www.charliermuseum.be Rue de la Montagne, 36 - 1460 Ittre T 067 64 73 23 - www.ittreculture.be KulTUREllES KOmiTEE EupEN N’8’Jazz Kulturzentrum Jünglingshaus - Zy'coop - Rue de l’Usine 9 - 5032 Mazy CENTRE CulTUREL DE MOUSCRON Neustraße 86 - 4700 Eupen T 081 73 00 21 - www.n8jazz.org Place Charles De Gaulle - 7700 T 087 74 00 28 - kke.be.tt Mouscron - T 056 86 01 60 - www. RiDEau ROUGE centrecultureldemouscron.be LA MARLAGNE / Route de Renipont 70 - 1380 Lasne CENTRE CulTUREL MARCEL HICTER T 02 653 92 58 - www.lerideaurouge.be CENTRE CulTUREL DE ST-GEORGES Chemin des Marronniers 26 - 5100 Rue Albert 1er, 18 - 4470 Saint- Wépion - www.lamarlagne.cfwb.be THE MUSiC VillaGE Georges-sur-Meuse - T 04 259 75 05 Rue des Pierres 50 - 1000 Bruxelles www.saintgeorgesculture.be T 02 513 13 45 - themusicvillage.com TOUS LES CONCERTS DE jazz EN BELGIQUE SONT ANNONCÉS SUR www.jazziNBELGium.COM > AGENDA 4 Gare au Jazz Chaque mercredi à 20h30 d’octobre à mai, les Lundis d’Hortense organise à la Jazz Station un cycle de concerts intitulé "Gare au Jazz". Pour 8 € (6 pour les membres), vous pourrez venir y écouter nos coups de coeur, nouveaux projets ou groupes rodés, du jazz varié de haute volée joué par des musiciens confirmés et des jeunes talents. © Marc Antoine ME 13.04 - 20:30 Fabien Degryse trio feat. John Ruocco Fabien Degryse, guitare acoustique Bart De Nolf, contrebasse Bruno Castellucci, batterie John Ruocco, clarinette NEW CD The Heart of the Acoustic Guitar – chapter 2 (Midnight Muse Records - 2009) > www.fabiendegryse.com page … 08 8 € (membres : 6 €) Chaque mercredi à 20h30 d’octobre à mai >> JAZZ STATION Chaussée de Louvain 193a-195 1210 Bruxelles (entrée via la rue Wauwermans) T 02 219 58 51 (Lundis d’Hortense) 5 Gare au Jazz © Guy Van de Poel ME 20.04 - 20:30 ME 27.04 - 20:30 ME 04.05 - 20:30 t-unit4 Pierre De Surgères Marc Mangen trio & the Groovy Mates Tom Van Dyck, sax alto Marc Mangen (LUX), piano (D) Ewout Pierreux , piano Pierre De Surgères, piano Johannes Schaedlich , ctbasse (Nl) (LUX) Mark Haanstra , contrebasse Félix Zurstrassen, basse Michel Mootz , batterie Herman Pardon, batterie Teun Verbruggen, batterie Marc Mangen nous embarque NEW CD Little man - big world La musique que joue ce groupe pour un trio avec deux musiciens (Different Records - 2011) est bien ancrée dans notre hors pair : l'allemand Johannes temps. Elle puise aux sources Schaedlich à la contrebasse et Pour ce quartet, Tom Van Dyck a du jazz l’invention rythmique et son compatriote Michel Mootz écrit un répertoire accessible : l’improvisation, et elle explore à la batterie.
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