Monday, February 28, 2011

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Friday, February 25, 2011

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Thursday, February 24, 2011

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Wednesday, February 23, 2011

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Brad Mehldau and Anne Sofie von Otter in the Theatre Maisonneuve

My first album was a classic 33 laps of Chopin. My first pop record a CD of the Beatles. And my first acquisition of jazz was the John Coltrane. The purchase of Chopin was inspired by a book which included a moving portrait of the Polish genius when I was 8 years old. The Beatles album purchased by an electric guitar as a teenager. Coltrane and the Mr Holland's film opus seen for the first time in 24 years and where the main character, played by Richard Dreyfuss, telling his son what was primarily responsible for his passion for music and it was great to saxophonist A Love Supreme.

What he learned from that paragraph back? That jazz came a little later than the rest, yes, and although it does not downgrade the classical music in my heart, he is, like pop music, an important man in my life, musician and music lover. If a piece of jazz or pop approximates a little bit of classical music, either the interpretation or instrumentation, my ears can then spin the perfect happiness. Tonight, the pianist Brad Mehldau and mezzo-soprano Anne Sofie von Otter gave us a magnificent concert at the Theatre Maisonneuve of Place des Arts. Dame von Otter was his first performance in Montreal.

The program was generous and eclectic: one part classic, with songs by Grieg, Sibelius, Brahms, Strauss ... Mehldau is even sang two pieces for solo piano from the opus 79 Brahms. And the second classic, with songs composed by Mehldau and can be heard, duet with Swedish mezzo, in the beautiful double disc Love songs, published a few months ago Naïve. These songs, which are in the tradition of classical music and song (in terms of style rather than the language), involve the mastery of piano technique and writing classic Mehldau: we it finds counterpoint, harmony and melody carefully wrought. Then, the duo has served some traditional French songs, which can also be heard in Love songs, among them Say when are you coming back Barbara, Maxence's Song by Michel Legrand, and Parts English directory, which Blackbird Beatles and the beautiful Marcie Joni Mitchell, to name a few. But we must admit that it is in the second part that the pianist has really dazzled. That's where he was the most dashing, the most imaginative and liberated "rules" and the rigor of classical music. There he was given whole. A true jazzman , Mehldau has ventured into paths and winding melodic sober, transforming themes, relaying the right hand to the left, making the piano a seasoned tenor, all without excess Lace and without unnecessary pyrotechnics. His touch, his phrasing was something hypnotic (whew, the chirping of birds in the solo Blackbird !), And the amplitude of the piano sound, although small, finally gushed into her size - it is a pity the Steinway Theatre Maisonneuve reach difficult to reach f for acting could use some work.

Anne Sofie von Otter was equally impeccable singing with precision and sensitivity. In addition to phrase beautifully, the complicity of the tandem was clear and beautiful to behold. Addressing the audience in French and English, his spontaneity and ease on the scene simply showed, a thousand miles from that other great singers have already given the public that they secretly nicknamed "divas" to the unpredictability of their temperament than for their vocal abilities.

The duo gave two encores. To my friend who accompanied me, I blew, "I want them to play until the clock strikes midnight.

When I go to concerts and also teeming coolers, I can not help but think of those three records purchased several years ago. In equal measure, they were all three in the spotlight tonight.

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Monday, February 21, 2011

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The nostalgia of travel and discovery. Views of the Mount of Olives. East Jerusalem. Y operates the most extensive and impressive Jewish cemetery in the world.

Friday, February 18, 2011

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Paris. Flânerie.

Thursday, February 17, 2011

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Homecoming, a year later with Iya Traore. Who has strolled near the Sacred Heart necessarily seen this virtuoso. He handles the ball with grace and appreciation for movement at the football anti-football of us.

I glimpse from afar, from the top of the hill, but coming to the end of his show. Autograph, pose pictures with children is a real star.

Wednesday, February 16, 2011

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Tuesday, February 15, 2011

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Monday, February 14, 2011

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Sunday, February 13, 2011

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Thursday, February 10, 2011

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Tuesday, February 8, 2011

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The white man Perry Leblanc

It is one of those novels whose subject is not "in our ropes," but we still devour with great pleasure, mostly because their construction is clever and careful . Then, one is seduced by the narrative flowing and the characters, some elusive, and other endearing or two, revealing a strong presence that continues to live even after closing the book. All this and much more that gave me a great time with Man White first novel Perry Leblanc.

In presenting the life of Kolya, an orphan and then prisoner who is engaged in a Moscow Circus, the author offers us an overview of Russia's last century filigree, she Wrigley chewing gum in his heroes and listen to the music of New Order directly on his Walkman. This novel has more charm: the action continues, the characters all well cut to the unique world of the circus, the hardness of the subject, is what, more than the beauty of style, gives the white man its spicy and tasty bitterness. With this beautiful first novel, Perry Leblanc gives us a story that seems searched ready to cross borders.

This first novel has been read and commented on by my colleagues The Rookie of the self s. See what they thought here.

Sunday, February 6, 2011

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Paris. Demonstration in support of the Egyptian people. The crowd scattered. Protesters: In one hand, the photo tour of Mubarak in the other Egyptian or Algerian flag. Supporters of the PCF and the NPA are in the game. Many veiled women marched in front of the march. The claims do not stop to Egypt. Suppression of Tunisia, the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, "collaboration" of Sarkozy and Obama with Ben Ali and Mubarak. Anything goes.