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Interprète(s): Pierre Tanguay, Jean Derome, Normand Guilbeault, Guillaume Dostaler, Tom Walsh; Reunion c’est la réunion de cinq merveilleux musiciens de Montréal pour jouer une musique qu’ils adorent: le jazz. L’esprit est libre, le cœur y et et le jeu est excitant. Ça swingue, c’est tendre, c’est drôle mais pas bête.
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A leading light of Québec’s new music scene, composer and multi-instrumentalist Jean Derome has been regularly performing throughout Canada, the United States of America and Europe and has appeared on more than a hundred records since 1978.
Jean Derome (born June 29, 1955) is a French Canadian avant-garde saxophonist, flautist, and composer. A prominent figure in the Montreal musique actuelle (new music) scene, Derome has been a member of experimental , jazz , and rock groups, and has appeared on over 30 albums, including seven solo albums.
Derome is back with Pierre Tanguay on Reunion. There is no safety net for them, their tonal palette is wide and their sense of adventure welcome. Nailing that on the head is the hot, swinging Better Go on which trombonist Tom Walsh fires the opening salvo before the band rides it out in turns swiping the rhythm metre with abandon, while Tanguay ...
Although saxophonist and flautist Jean Derome and trombonist Tom Walsh appear on both sessions, the individual discs are as dissimilar as they are notable. To Continue is the reunion CD – after a decade-long hiatus – of Les Dangereuz Zhoms (DZ), playing eight new Derome compositions.
Jean leaned over between takes to say ‘Remember how you feel right now. Some pop-music journalist will call you in a decade to ask you about it.’ It was a moment of profound delight in the face of the absurdity of the pop-music star system.”
