Duo and improvisation with Laurent Carle at the Celtic Pub
At the end of a rockin' week, Le Celtic presents a concert of pure freedom, featuring a collaboration between Fabien Duscombs, a drummer from the jazz scene, and Laurent Carle, a musician and composer whose artistic boundaries blur the lines, moving seamlessly from classical to improvisation, and from organ to piano. We asked him a few questions to find out more about what they have in store for us at Sunday night's concert.
Duo YZ
This is a very original format you're offering us at the Celtic.
Yes, it's a piano and drums duo. Two very complementary instruments that give Fabien and me a great deal of freedom. It's largely based on improvisation, on the interactive and complementary nature of the two instruments. It's a format I've already experimented with other drummers, and it works very, very well!
Is it the difference between your musical backgrounds that fuels this freedom?
We do indeed come from different backgrounds, but we share the same language, particularly in jazz. So there are many connections that create freedom, and the cultural differences actually allow us to go quite far together.
What kind of music will you be exploring?
We can explore many different genres of music. I plan to start with jazz pieces that we'll rework to give them a new version. But we can start with different kinds of music, explore different paths that can converge. We can play a jazz piece in a completely different way. It can be very harmonic or more frenetic. I don't know yet what will come out of it, but it will be interesting either way because we're in sync. It'll be a surprise!
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