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Made in Trompettes is a concert-show that explores the world of the great jazz trumpeters through a stage language in which music, narration and visual creation answer one another.
Made in Trompettes is a concert-show that explores the world of the great jazz trumpeters through a stage language in which music, narration and visual creation answer one another. Conceived and performed by Michel Bonnet with Philippe Carment, Laurent Vanhée and Stéphane Roger, it becomes a vivid journey through the memory of swing, shaped by Francesca Musetti’s video and projection work, Franck Gervais’s staging, anecdotes, playful references and live humour.
More than a simple tribute, the show brings acoustic tradition into dialogue with contemporary tools — projection, video mapping and looping — so that the trumpet becomes story, memory and character in its own right. A 45–60 minute school version retains the four musicians and projections; it can be complemented by a separate 45–60 minute participatory workshop around breath, vibration and sound production, with no previous musical knowledge required.
When a public performance is booked, the school offer can often be scheduled the day before or after, subject to routing, timetable and local conditions.
Around a public booking, a school performance (45–60 minutes) and/or a participatory trumpet workshop (45–60 minutes, no previous musical knowledge) can often be programmed the day before or after. The Education page has the detail.
The Education page for schools →For presenters
Made in Trompettes
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