Spring is here. Music is here. On a particular Friday evening, on a new brighter season, in the coziest club in Tallinn \u2013 cultures met from around the continent. Matthieu and Armelle put together, in a hypnotizing way, sounds from France, Japan, Scotland and Italy. This young duo from France found a delightful balance of vibes and rhythms. They shared with us their great journey of discoveries and passions. The instruments obviously have seen them all and sung them even better.<\/p>\n
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All songs were taken from their origins and mixed with new bright colors from the artists\u2019 conscience. First song was called Voltaire\/Fushin\u2026in the name of a French\/Japanese personality. It was composed by Matthieu Metzger and it had deep nostalgia taste. We had the opportunity to get to know the tempo of mazurka \u2013 a folk dance in triple meter. It was especially surprising when they combined technology and old instrument, by accompanying in the play Sinovi with an old organ recorded on the phone in an old house\u2026 kept the spirit and put it in a new shape \u2013 literally.<\/p>\n
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The songs were very frisky, but the instruments are always \u201cholding hands\u201d, very in tune with each over, creating amusing incantations. We felt like on the streets of old countryside in France while meeting a very pleasant, but drunk Scottish person while tasting a glass of Italian wine.<\/p>\n
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They did bring the feeling of playful and joyful spring upon us \u2013 a spring mazurka evening.<\/p>\n
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Rhizottome,<\/p>\n
19.00, 3rd of March, 2017
\nClub Philly\u2019s Joe, Tallinn<\/p>\n
Armelle Dousset \u2013 accordion
\nMatthieu Metzger \u2013 saxophone<\/p>\n
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