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Les Productions le Moulin présentent un large éventail de concerts depuis 20 ans et la plupart d'entre eux sont du type à plaire à quiconque se présente avec un esprit à moitié ouvert. Voici les informations à connaître pour le prochain. Ça sera fabuleux. Comme pour beaucoup de nos spectacles, il s'agira probablement d'une occasion rare d'assister à un artiste ou groupe de classe mondiale puisque ce groupe de la côte ouest ne viendra peut-être plus jamais aussi loin à l'est.
Le Moulin présente John Reischman (johnreischman.com) and the Jaybirds (thejaybirds.com), un groupe de la côte ouest que nous avons présenté le 31 mars 2012. C’est le premier retour des Jaybirds dans l’est depuis ce temps là et le groupe donnera que cinq concerts dans les Maritimes.
Où: Le Richelieu, La Butte
Quand: le mercredi (Wednesday) le 14 mai de 7:30 à 9:30
Billets: 35$ à Saulnierville Pharmacy; Meteghan Centre Pharmacy; Weymouth Pharmacy; Yvon ou Marilyn Comeau: (902) 769-3309; paulemilecomeau@gmail.com
C’est un groupe de musique bluegrass à la mode, qui mélange des chansons et des pièces instrumentales originales avec la musique des Appalaches pour créer un son unique. Aujourd'hui dans leur 20e année, le groupe a sorti sept albums acclamés et a reçu deux nominations aux Juno.
John Reischman a sorti 3 albums instrumentaux solo acclamés par la critique. Il a joué sur un album récompensé par un Grammy. Il a sorti 3 albums en duo avec le guitariste John Miller. John Reischman a commencé dans la région de San Francisco avec le groupe de bluegrass Good Ol' Persons et il a été membre du Tony Rice Unit. Il s'est installé à Vancouver au début des années 90 et a formé les Jaybirds en 1999.
Voir ci-dessous pour des informations sur les autres membres et pour une video.
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Les Productions le Moulin has been presenting a wide range of concerts for 20 years and most of them are of the type that would appeal to anyone who shows up with a mind that's halfway open. The following is the information you need to know for the next one. It's going to be fabulous. As with many of our shows, this will probably be a rare opportunity to see a world-class musical artist or group because this West Coast group may never come this far east again.
Le Moulin presents John Reischman and the Jaybirds, a West Coast band we featured on March 31, 2012. This is their first return to the East since then and they’ll only be giving 5 concerts in the Maritimes.
Where: Le Richelieu (Meteghan River)
When: Wednesday, May 14 (7:30 to 9:30)
Ticket price: $35 at Saulnierville Pharmacy; Meteghan Centre Pharmacy; Weymouth Pharmacy; Yvon or Marilyn Comeau: (902) 769-3309; paulemilecomeau@gmail.com
They're a superb bluegrass band, blending original songs and instruments with Appalachian music to create a unique sound. Now in their 20th year, the band has released seven acclaimed albums and received two Juno nominations.
John Reischman has released 3 critically-acclaimed solo instrumental albums and has played on a Grammy-winning album. He has also put out 3 duo albums with guitarist John Miller. He began in the San Francisco area with the Good Ol’ Persons bluegrass band and was an original member of the Tony Rice Unit. He moved to Vancouver in the early 90s and formed the Jaybirds in 1999.
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“One of the world’s undisputed masters of the mandolin, famed for outstanding tone and taste.” –Bluegrass Unlimited
“…It is also a bluegrass album that should appeal to much more than hard-core fans of that genre.” –P-E Comeau, review of first album in Dirty Linen #101, 2002
Folk Radio UK said the “On That Other Green Shore album showcases an accomplished, experienced band at the peak of their powers, with musicianship of the very highest order.”
Peghead Nation called it “one of the most beguiling bluegrass-rooted recordings of 2017.”
Los Angeles, CA-based guitarist Patrick Sauber has played with, among others, Doc Watson, Richard Greene, John Jorgensen, Peter Rowan, Tim O’Brien and John Fogerty. He played on a Grammy-nominated album, and appeared in the film A Mighty Wind.
Chilliwack, BC-based Trisha Gagnon has been described by Sing Out! as “one of the most versatile” and “irresistible” lead vocalists in bluegrass. Trisha anchors what Dirty Linen magazine calls “gorgeous three-part harmonies.” Her solo album includes guests Vince Gill and Peter Rowan.
Nanaimo, BC-based Nick Hornbuckle plays with a two-finger roll unlike other contemporary banjo players. “Nick Hornbuckle’s banjo can be downright spine-tingling,” said the L.A Daily News. His solo album 12×2 (+/-1), was nominated for a Canadian Folk Music Award in 2015.
Spokane, WA-based Greg Spatz was hailed as a “world-class bluegrass fiddler” by Fiddler Magazine. Audiophile Audition says Greg’s “virtuosic playing is flawlessly delivered time after time,” while Bluegrass Unlimited says he “lays down some seriously fine bluegrass fiddle”. He’s also an award-winning novelist.
Here is a little-known video of the band singing Lennon and McCartney’s “Two of Us” (youtube) from the Beatles’ Let it Be album.
Merci à nos commanditaires/Thank you to our sponsors: Patrimoine canadien, A.F. Thériault & Son Ltd., Saulnierville Pharmacy Ltd., la Municipalité de Clare
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