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Sunday, 6 April 2025, 14:00 (CET)
Ciné Rencontre, 23, rue Alsace Lorraine, 42130 Boën-sur-Lignon, France.
Une Poule Sur Un Piano
Une poule sur un piano
AU CINÉMA L'ENTRACT À BOËN
Qu’est venu faire Duke Ellington en 1966 au beau milieu du Forez ? Pourquoi a-t-il été autant marqué par le château de Goutelas et par ceux et celles qui l’ont reconstruit ? "Une poule sur un piano" est un film documentaire citoyen riche de bon sens et d'humanisme qui raconte l'histoire d'hommes et femmes de tous horizons unis pour un même idéal.
Avant le concert Goutelas Suite par le big band du CRR de Saint-Étienne, à 16h30 au Château de Goutelas (sur réservation), rendez-vous au cinéma L'Entract pour la projection du film, suivie d'un échange en présence de Laurent Lukic, réalisateur du film.
(AT THE L'ENTRACT CINEMA IN BOËN
What was Duke Ellington doing in 1966 in the heart of the Forez region? Why was he so influenced by the Château de Goutelas and those who rebuilt it? "A Chicken on a Piano" is a civic-minded documentary film full of common sense and humanism that tells the story of men and women from all walks of life united by a common ideal.
Before the Goutelas Suite concert by the big band of the CRR de Saint-Étienne, at 4:30 p.m. at the Château de Goutelas (reservation required), join us at the L'Entract cinema for a screening of the film, followed by a discussion with Laurent Lukic, the film's director.)
Details here.
Sunday, 6 April, 16:30
Chateau de Goutelas 277 Goutelas, 42130 Marcoux, France
COMPLET – Goutelas’Suite
BIG BAND JAZZ DU CRR DE SAINT-ÉTIENNE
Le concert est COMPLET. Merci pour votre compréhension !
En février 1966, le pianiste de jazz américain Duke Ellington séjourne à Goutelas alors en pleine reconstruction. Durablement marqué par son passage et ses rencontres, il compose quelques années plus tard une Goutelas Suite. Cinquante ans après sa mort, place au big band du conservatoire de Saint-Étienne pour mettre à l’honneur cette œuvre exceptionnelle.
Contrairement à l'information figurant dans le dépliant 2024-2025, le concert aura bien lieu à 16h30 et non 16h. Merci de votre compréhension !
SOLD OUT – Goutelas’ Suite
SAINT-ÉTIENNE CRR JAZZ BIG BAND
The concert is SOLD OUT. Thank you for your understanding!
In February 1966, American jazz pianist Duke Ellington stayed at Goutelas, which was undergoing reconstruction. A lasting impact from his visit and the people he met, he composed a Goutelas Suite a few years later. Fifty years after his death, the Saint-Étienne Conservatory's big band will be celebrating this exceptional work.
Contrary to the information in the 2024-2025 brochure, the concert will take place at 4:30 p.m., not 4:00 p.m. Thank you for your understanding!
Details here.
Friday 11 April 2025
Cicognini-Rodari via Galcianese n. 20/4 – Central district- 59100 -Prato
Details here.
Sunday, 27 April 2025, 14:00 (PST)
A Duke Ellington Tribute with The Mike Braverman Sextet and Duke On Film
VIFF Centre, 1181 Seymour Street; Vancouver, British Columbia; V6B 3M7
Celebrate Duke Ellington’s birthday with a career-spanning selection of short films and excerpts from his first filmed performance in Black and Tan (1929) to Symphony in Black (1935) featuring Ellington alongside a young Billie Holiday, to excerpts from Anatomy of a Murder (1959), Paris Blues (1961) and more. The Mike Braverman Sextet will add to the festivities with a joyous live performance of tunes from Ellington vast repertoire that will exemplify legendary vocalist Joe Williams’ declaration, “Ellington is only forever.”Wednesday, 30 April 2025, 19:30(BST)
Details here.
Tuesday, 29 April 2025
Birthday Broadcast WKCR 89.9 FM NY 24 hours
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North West Duke Ellington Orchestra Directed by Phil Shotton
The Capstone Theatre, Liverpool Hope University
Liverpool, 17 Shaw St, Liverpool L6 1HP
The North West Duke Ellington Orchestra does what it says on the tin – plays the fantastic music written and arranged by Duke Ellington and Billy Strayhorn.
Directed by Phil Shotton, the 15 piece big band celebrates the music of Duke Ellington playing music from all eras of Ellington’s output, from his Cotton Club days to the swinging suites.
With band members from all over the North West (Cheshire, Lancashire, Manchester, Merseyside) brought together by the challenge and excitement of playing Duke Ellington’s most brilliant music, this will be a night to remember.
Details here.