Vancouver clarinetist François Houle and French pianist Benoît Delbecq have been playing together in various contexts over a decade, now nearly two decades by integrating various other artists into their form. Effectively, while their style is a combination of free Jazz and highly lyrical musics of all kinds, from Free Jazz to contemporary to ethnic elements, the final mix is unpredictable. Tonight, we will explore two such experiments, the first one done in 2005 includes extreme Free Jazz musician Evan Parker, while the second larger ensemble in 2012 includes Samuel Blaser on trombone, Taylor Ho Bynum on cormet, Michael Bates on bass, Harris Eisenstadt on drums.
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moonlight through stone François Houle & Benoît Delbecq - la lumière de pierres - psi ![]() |
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le concombre de chicoutimi 2 François Houle & Benoît Delbecq - genera - songlines recordings ![]() |
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