BÂTIESONNANTES CONCERTS

l July 11 > Swing Cannelle
Swing Cannelle revisits jazz tunes that will shake the driest hearts
and the most oxidized hips. This musical broth is spiced up
with a pinch of cinnamon, whose exoticism takes us from American swing
to Latin serenades from the other side of the Rio Grande:
Brazil, the Caribbean, the Andes, Italy...

l July 25 > Trio Furfande
The Furfande trio plays a repertoire with Mediterranean accents, a tune from here inspired by a wind from elsewhere. Carried by an earthy accordion
which blows in a gust of wind over a mischievous violin just waiting to take flight. From this sound inflated by innumerable strings and other
tambourines that roll and shimmer, the voices rise up, always ahead, galloping across the steppe.

l August 8 > Alain Klingler - Constellation Bobin Leprest
"Christian Bobin wrote: "The darkness must deepen for the first star to appear. So we'll make the darkness to give birth to a galaxy. The galaxy that links Christian Bobin's books to Allain Leprest's songs, crossed by friendly comets. There will be
God and his absence, Pierre Soulages and Edith Piaf, le Creusot, l'île de Malenfance, secrets exchanged in the night, la Plus-Que-Vive, sublime phrases
sublime phrases, sorrows borne proudly, a race with an ant, with a piano and a voice. A constellation, then, open
open to infinity.

l August 15 > Françoise Sage - Histoire d'en rire
Raymond Devos has rhythm in his skin, in his words. A veritable sound poet, his words involve the whole body, moving through it,
irradiating the audience with life-saving laughter. Raymond Devos reinvents childhood, the joy of combining sound and meaning. He kneads
language, plowing it, digging it, tiring it in a joyous hullabaloo. Never mean, always caustic, Devos, the UNIQUE.

l August 22 > Nawel Dombrowsky
Nawel's songs conjure up whimsical characters: a collector of old folks in Deauville, Amerindians in resistance
in resistance, love-starved women, love-givers, twenty-five anarchist cats... or a statuette of the Virgin Mary in a Pigalle
a hotel de passe in Pigalle! With her tenderly devastating sense of humor, Nawel gives them a voice. She has them under her skin. Incarnate.