Boris Lamérand "Demain Les Chiens"

Like Frank Zappa, Boris Lamerand has never wanted to limit himself to one style of music. With Demain Les Chiens, the composer and violinist offers a more electric version of his musical universe. He explores in trio, accompanied by Alexandra Lanciaux on double bass and Sébastien Clément on drums, a contemporary jazz with precise writing, but with rock sounds, between Frank Zappa and punk rock. A whole program that presents a post-apocalyptic version of their instruments: a drum kit reconstituted from percussion elements from all over the world, an electrified violin, with a shape inspired by a dog's skull and a sound altered by different guitar pedals. For this concert, Adrien Baudet's saxophone blends with the trio's heady instruments...

In the 1960s, a time when musical genres were multiplying at a rapid pace and, above all, were becoming more compartmentalized, Franck Zappa brought together rock, jazz, classical, contemporary music and rhythm & blues.

Boris Lamérand is an explorer of music. He started playing at the age of five when he heard Igor Stravinsky's Histoire du Soldat. Winner of several prizes, he continued his classical training by working with great masters such as J.-P. Wallez, Régis Pasquier or the members of the Ysaye Quartet. At the same time, he opened the way to a whole series of original musical encounters ranging from Romanian music to Indian music, via jazz and free improvisation.

Created in 2012, the #JazzDeDemain program has given birth to a series of monthly and bimonthly residencies, allowing young artists to experiment on stage, to develop a repertoire, while presenting it to the public. A promising and promising niche where creativity and emulsion have no limits. #BeCurious!