Why Three People Can Feel Like a Whole Universe There’s something almost unreasonable about how much music three people can make when they really listen to each other. Piano, bass, drums. No horns to hide behind, no guitar to fill the space. Just three instruments, one shared pulse, and a whole lot of nerve. I’ve been living inside this format for years with the Jubitone Trio, and the longer I do it, the more convinced I am that the piano trio is one of the most honest setu

In 1967, French director Jacques Demy created what many consider the most joyous musical ever made: Les Demoiselles de Rochefort (The Young Girls of Rochefort). This dazzling spectacle of color, dance, and romance remains a masterpiece that continues to enchant audiences more than five decades later. Ponte Transbordeur Rochefort. Foto von Damien Dufour auf Unsplash A Town Transformed by Music Set in the charming port town of Rochefort in southwestern France, the film follo

From Cléo de 5 à 7 to The Young Girls of Rochefort Introduction: Michel Legrand – The Maestro of the Nouvelle Vague Michel Legrand 2015...

Introduction: The Symbiosis of Jazz and Cinema in the Nouvelle Vague In the late 1950s and early 1960s, both cinema and jazz experienced...