Jazz evenings

La Croix is playing its Jazz!

With Diego Gadenz & John Intrator

Diego Gadenz:
A musician since the age of 9, he learned music from his grandfather and turned his passion into his profession.

He lived in Geneva for 11 years, currently he lives in southern Brazil in Porto Alegre.

He has played in hundreds of venues across Europe and now he is returning to Switzerland to present his music.

His style is primarily Bossa-nova, including Brazilian Popular Music, Samba, Choro, Baião, Xote and Forró among others.

Date of the event	11-05-2023 6:30 pm - 11:55 pm
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La Croix is playing its Jazz!

Date of the event	15-06-2023 7:00 pm - 11:00 pm
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La Croix plays its Jazz! Chris Jazzy Trio

Chris Jazzy Trio

Voice: Christine Linget

Bass and double bass: Dominique Giezendanner

Piano: Thomas Pythoud

Jazz Standard Covers

Date of the event	21-09-2023 7:30 pm - 10:00 pm
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La Croix plays Jazz! Trio VAGALUMES

Trio VAGALUMES

Vagalumes offers a repertoire inspired by Brazilian music and the Portuguese language. The warm sounds of guitarist Paul Gonzalez, combined with the subtle percussion of Samuel Boutros, form the foundation upon which Sylvie Klijn's voice and compositions unfold. These moving and intimate pieces are inspired by the poems of Fernando Pessoa and Florbela Espanca, from whose lyrics they are taken.

Sylvie Klijn, voice, compositions

Paul Gonzalez, guitar, maracas

Samuel Boutros, percussion

Winner of the Jazz in Fort L'Ecluses festival talent competition

Date of the event	19-10-2023 7:30 pm - 10:00 pm
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La Croix plays its Jazz! The Rouge Café duo

A smooth and caressing voice carried on velvet steps by the 7 strings of a bass guitar.

The Rouge Café duo performs Jazz Standards from the golden age of the 30s and 40s, delightfully revisited in a subtle sonic blend.

An invitation to weightlessness, for the duration of an evening.

Vocals: Lucile Guano
https://m.soundcloud.com/lucile-gueny/popular-tracks

7-String Guitar: Xavier Bozetto
https://www.xavierbozetto.com/

Date of the event	18-01-2024 7:00 pm - 10:00 pm
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La Croix plays its Jazz! Diego Gadenz

DIEGO GADENZ: JOHN INTRATOR

A musician since the age of 9, he learned music from his grandfather and turned his passion into his profession.

He lived in Geneva for 11 years, currently he lives in southern Brazil in Porto Alegre.

He has played in hundreds of venues across Europe and now he is returning to Switzerland to present his music.

His style is primarily Bossa Nova, encompassing Brazilian Popular Music, Samba, Choro, Baião, Xote and Forró, among others

Diego Gadenz https://www.facebook.com/diego.gadenz.7/

Date of the event	15-02-2024 7:00 pm - 10:00 pm
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La Croix is playing its Jazz!

Howard Alden

Today recognized as one of the best jazz guitarists in the world, a great specialist in the 7-string guitar, Howard is also at ease in traditional, modern or mainstream jazz.

His rather classical playing combines melody and swing, with elegant melodic lines and chordal passages, without neglecting recent harmonies.

As a side note, Howard also performed the songs on the soundtrack of the film "Sweet and Lowdown" directed by Woody Allen, which tells the story of an imaginary 1930s jazz guitarist, Emmett Ray, played by Sean Penn, to whom Howard taught to play the guitar.

Sebastien Felix

Since his debut, Sébastien Félix has performed at numerous festivals in Europe and the USA, such as "Django a Gogo" in New York, with Stéphane Wrembel. His talents span various styles: gypsy jazz, bossa nova, swing waltz…

John Intrator

A violinist (Gypsy jazz, Brazilian music, African music, bluegrass, Irish folk), John has performed in prestigious concert halls and participated in numerous festivals in Europe and the United States. Influenced by the legendary Stéphane Grappelli (from whom he received praise), John was equally marked by the renowned African American violinist Claude Williams, with whom he had the privilege of playing on several occasions. John's style is characterized above all by his love of swing and his pleasure in sharing it.