This Friday, April 21 at 8:30 PM at the Francis-Gag Theater
Nothing beats a vocal quartet to pay tribute to the talent of Henri Salvador, known for his eternal good humor and deep empathy for humanity. Four bare voices accompanied by breath, tongue clicks, and glottal stops serving as musical instruments.
This show offers a reinterpretation of arrangements and compositions that gives a new dimension to unforgettable songs: Syracuse, Maladie d’amour, Une chanson douce, and invites you to discover some unknown gems.
The four singers bring the work of the “Old Man” to life with lightness, carefreeness, and respect for this immense musician who marked an entire era. The promise of a rhythmic journey, to the sound of Caribbean melodies, a joyful and sometimes sentimental musical feast.
With David Richard as bass, Bruno Lecossois as tenor, Marle Foessel as mezzo, Victoria Rummler as soprano
Francis-Gag Theater
