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Souffle Et Vibration Édito De Christian Estrosi DU MARDI 7 AU DIMANCHE 12 JUILLET 2015 Souffle et Vibration Édito de Christian Estrosi Quelle aventure ! On ne peut parler du jazz à Nice sans une forte émotion. À cause des vibrations particulières à cette musique, bien sûr, à cause de cette liberté des sons qui s’inventent et s’engendrent. Mais aussi à cause de l’Histoire. On ne peut oublier que c’est ici qu’a eu lieu, en février 1948, le 1er festival de jazz au monde. Nice a été le théâtre de cet événement, pas New-York ni la Nouvelle-Orléans ! Et cela n’a pas été le fruit du hasard mais celui d’un enracinement profond de cet art nouveau dans la terre niçoise. Puisque cette histoire niçoise se noue dès la fin de la première guerre mondiale au contact des soldats américains en convalescence sur la Riviera. Lorsqu’ils ont regagné leurs foyers, ils nous ont laissé ces rythmes en héritage. Nous les avons fait fructifier. Nous avons été les acteurs de l’une des plus fantastiques aventures Christian Estrosi, musicales de tous les temps. Député - Maire de Nice, Et nous continuons à l’être aujourd’hui grâce à tous ces Niçois qui Président de la plébiscitent cette musique, grâce à notre école de jazz au Conservatoire Métropole Nice Côte d’Azur National à Rayonnement Régional d’où sont issus des artistes devenus célèbres. Et, bien sûr, grâce au Nice Jazz Festival ! Pour les amateurs du monde entier, c’est plus que jamais un rendez- vous majeur. Les plus grands noms du jazz s’y produisent mais aussi les nouveaux talents qui trouvent ici un lieu et un public propices à leur envol. En 2011, nous avons fait un pari. Le festival a quitté la scène mythique des Arènes de Cimiez avec ses oliviers, pour le Jardin Albert 1er et le centre- ville. Pari réussi à en juger par des chiffres de fréquentation en hausse constante : plus de 45 000 spectateurs l’an dernier ! Nous avons également repris cette manifestation en régie. Là encore, cela s’est traduit par un succès reconnu par tous, qu’il s’agisse de l’organisation, de l’accueil du public ou de la programmation. 2 Cette année, pour être au diapason d’un engouement toujours plus grand et d’un public toujours plus passionné, j’ai souhaité offrir une journée supplémentaire de concerts. Le Nice Jazz Festival se déroulera du mardi 7 juillet au dimanche 12 juillet prochains. Chaque soirée, pas moins de six plateaux transformeront le Jardin Albert 1er, désormais partie intégrante de la Promenade du Paillon, en salle de concert. Une salle à ciel ouvert sans doute unique au monde à laquelle pas moins de 30 artistes apporteront souffle et vibration. C’est une nouvelle fois à Sébastien Vidal que nous avons accordé notre confiance pour assumer la direction artistique de cet événement. Celui-ci a monté une programmation alliant légende et modernité, expérience et jeunesse. Le jazz mêlera ses sonorités à celles de l’électro, du hip-hop, du funk, en passant par le disco et d’autres rythmes. Après John Mc Laughlin, Dee Dee Bridgewater, André Ceccarelli et Richard Galliano les années précédentes, c’est l’immense pianiste Jamie Cullum qui sera le parrain de cette édition 2015. Il partagera l’affiche avec des légendes du jazz telles que Charles Lloyd Quartet,The Kenny Barron, Brad Mehldau Trio. La nouvelle génération sera généreusement représentée avec Roberto Fonseca, Omer Klein Trio ou encore Grégory Privat. Les amateurs de Musiques Actuelles et de grandes voix ne seront pas en reste avec Cassandra Wilson, Kellylee Evans, Yael Naim, Kurt Elling, Asaf Avidan ou encore Benjamin Clementine. Et vous n’êtes pas au bout de vos émotions puisque la scène Masséna accueillera les mythiques Miss Lauryn Hill, Cerrone et Kool and The Gang ainsi que The Roots dont ce sera l’unique date française. Je n’oublie pas les artistes azuréens qui seront une nouvelle fois à l’honneur dans la programmation tant du In que du Off. Je souligne un détail matériel important : pour la cinquième année consécutive le ticket d’entrée reste au tarif de 35 euros. Ce festival doit demeurer une grande fête populaire accessible à tous. C’est le sens même et la philosophie de cette musique. J’ai évoqué en préambule les origines du jazz dans notre ville. En 2018, nous fêterons le centenaire de cette présence. Mais c’est une autre histoire. Christian Estrosi, Député - Maire de Nice, Président de la Métropole Nice Côte d’Azur 3 L e mot du parrain "The Nice Jazz Festival is now part of the history of jazz itself - along with the musicians themselves it is now a legend in its own right and has woven itself into the fabric of the music. From Louis Armstrong to Ray Charles, to Miles Davis right up to the incredible lineup of 2015 - the festival has always stood for quality. But let’s face it - does anyone ever really need an excuse to go to the South of France?!? I have been honoured to help design a festival this year that encompasses some of the best of what is going on in the world of jazz - from Kenny Barron, Brad Mehldau and Jason Moran’s game changing piano to the exquisite and probing voices of Cassandra Wilson and Kurt Elling. These modern giants of the music prove that it is in good hands. The festival is also playing host to acts that play with the edges of the traditions, using jazz as part of their sound to stay fresh and exciting, keeping it alive in the hearts and minds of the wider world. The Roots will bring their legendary musicality and live show along with Lauryn Hill in a rare festival performance from one of the most unique and influential modern voices. One of my personal favourite will be coming to blow peoples minds as well - Haitus Kaiyote - who will create beautiful chaos in your head and under your feet. It is the perfect festival, in one of the most beautiful parts of the world. If I wasn’t playing, I would be going. I’ll see you all in the crowd with a drink in my hand." Jamie Cullum, Parrain du Nice Jazz Festival 2015 5 Direction Artistique La musique du corps est au cœur du jazz. Depuis 100 ans, Duke Ellington n’a jamais cessé d’avoir raison : « It Don’t Mean a Thing, If It Ain’t Got That Swing » Le jazz d’aujourd’hui swingue, danse et fait danser… il continue, toujours, de vibrer et de groover. C’est autour de cette idée que nous nous sommes lancés dans la programmation de cette édition 2015 du Nice Jazz Festival. La danse comme thématique évidente pour décliner six soirs de fête et additionner tous les publics. Six soirs de fête où tous les artistes ont ce même rapport unique au corps. Faisons vivre ensemble les légendes du jazz avec Cassandra Wilson, Millot ©Jean-Baptiste Charles Lloyd Quartet ou The Kenny Barron avec la légende de la soul Miss Sébastien Vidal, Lauryn Hill. Directeur Artistique du Présentons le meilleur des musiques actuelles avec la sublime Yael Naim, Nice Jazz Festival depuis 2013 Ibeyi ou Benjamin Clementine. Célébrons les nouveaux héros du jazz de Brad Mehldau Trio à Jason Moran en passant par Roberto Fonseca. Taquinons les frontières du jazz avec la pop d’Asaf Avidan, la disco de Cerrone, l’electro des Caravan Palace. Présentons un concert unique en France du mythique groupe de Philadelphie : The Roots. Dansons avec les légendaires Kool and the Gang ou Larry Graham. Fêtons Nat King Cole avec Hugh Coltman ou Ray Charles avec Eric Legnini. Le tout sous l’œil complice de notre parrain Jamie Cullum qui symbolise à lui tout seul ce nouveau mélange des genres. Affirmons encore que le jazz ne s’est jamais aussi bien porté. Il est au cœur de toutes les nouvelles musiques, au cœur de notre passion Sébastien Vidal, Directeur Artistique du Nice Jazz Festival depuis 2013 6 ©Jean-Baptiste Millot ©Jean-Baptiste PROGRAMMATION 2015 THÉÂTRE DE VERDURE* Mardi 7 juillet 19h30 - Fred D’Oelsnitz Trio Nouveau Swing 20h45 - Omer Klein Trio 22h30 - Cassandra Wilson, "Coming Forth By Day" 19h30 - Indra Mercredi 8 juillet Jungle Fever 20h45 - The Kenny Barron Trio with Kiyoshi Kitagawa and Johnathan Blake 22h30 - Charles Lloyd Quartet Jeudi 9 juillet 19h30 - Grégory Privat & Sonny Troupé, "Luminescence" Urban Groove 20h45 - Brad Mehldau Trio 22h30 - Kurt Elling, "Passion World" 19h30 - Hugh Coltman, "Shadows - Songs of Nat King Cole " Vendredi 10 juillet 20h45- Eric Legnini, "What'd I Say" feat. Sandra NKaké & Kellylee Evans Dance Culture 22h30 - Yael Naim 19h30 - Andrea Motis & Joan Chamorro Samedi 11 juillet Block Party 20h45 - Jason Moran, "Fats Waller Dance Party" 22h30 - Roberto Fonseca & Fatoumata Diawara ,"At Home" Dimanche 12 juillet Soul Spirit * Programmation sous réserve de modification 8 SCÈNE MAssÉNA* 20h00 - Too Many Zooz, "BrassHouse" 21h15 - Caravan Palace 23h00 - Jamie Cullum 19h30 - Indra 20h00 - Benjamin Clementine 20h45 - The Kenny Barron Trio with Kiyoshi Kitagawa and Johnathan Blake 21h15 - Jungle 22h30 - Charles Lloyd Quartet 23h00 - Asaf Avidan 20h00 - Ibeyi 21h15 - Hiatus Kaiyote 23h00 - Ms. Lauryn Hill 20h00 - Liv Warfield 21h15 - Hindi Zahra 23h00 - Cerrone 20h00 - Monophonics 21H15 - Larry Graham & Graham Central Station 23h00 - The Roots 11H00 - The London Community Gospel Choir (gratuit) 20H30 - The Soul Rebels 22h00 - Kool and the Gang * Programmation sous réserve de modification 9 Mardi 7 juillet 2015 Fred d'Oelsnitz Trio Gagnant du tremplin Nice Jazz Festival 2014 THÉÂTRE DE VERDURE - 19 H 30 DR © L'enfant du pays Fred d'Oelsnitz connaît bien la scène du Théâtre de Verdure..
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