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When classical music and jazz meet to celebrate the 100th anniversary of his birth.<div> With an operatic flair and in a unique format featuring voice, piano, and bass, the Great Voices of Opera from Africa and their friends revisit the jazz world of Miles Davis, as well as that of some of the great classical musicians who inspired him. The jazz standards of this trumpeter and composer are now known far beyond the musical circles in which they originated.</div><div><br></div><div> This concert is an opportunity to re-examine and appropriate its musical aesthetic, considering that it also belongs to the repertoire of contemporary classical music.</div><div><br></div><div> The plus: Exhibition and sale of original photos, "The Legends of Jazz" by Hervé Saint Helier, photographer.</div><div><br></div><div> <u>Program :</u></div><div> Part One – Interpretation of classical works that influenced the musical world of Miles Davis</div><div> Johann Sebastian Bach – Prelude in C major – Francis Paraïso, classical piano</div><div><br></div><div> Claude Debussy – Three Songs of Bilitis – Julie-Anne Moutongo-Black, mezzo-soprano – Francis Paraïso, classical piano</div><div> Olivier Messiaen – Three Melodies – Elisabeth Moussous, soprano – Julie-Anne Moutongo-Black, mezzo-soprano – Francis Paraïso, classical piano</div><div> Maurice Ravel – Sainte – Elisabeth Moussous, soprano – Francis Paraïso, classical piano</div><div> Erik Satie – Gymnopédie No. 1 (arrangement) – Thierry Fanfant, bass + Francis Paraïso, classical piano</div>