with the association

Place de l'Eglise, St Maximin

1st part - Paul Guta & Friends

 Tzigane, Manouche

Paul Guta, is already well known on the Blauzac stage; he is a soul, a spirit, the quintessence of gypsy jazz.

Coming from a line of great Gypsy musicians, the Guta family left Romania in the early 2000s and settled in France. A family of musicians from fathers to sons, carried on the roads of Europe by the spirit of the times, carrying with them their gypsy tunes in perpetual transformation and yet remaining true to their roots.

Skillfully playing with the codes of Balkan gypsy music and gypsy jazz; mischievously navigating between classical tunes and French variety, this unique formation breathes new air onto the musical scene.

Each of Paul Guta & Friends' performances is a moment of crazy grace, drunk with freedom and emotion, timeless and unforgettable.

Paul Guta - violin
Vittorio Silvestri - guitar
Sébastien Germain - piano 
Fred Léger - double bass 

2nd part -  Paradise Creek

Jazz from the 20's & 30's

This orchestra from the region around Lake Geneva is typical of thiselistened to in the thirties in the clubs of Chicago, New York and New Orleans. Based on the legendary Swiss Yerva Buenba and Dry Throat Five Fellows bands, this ensemble of 7 musicians, including the singer Antonella Vulliens, offers a repetoire which draws its inspiration from little known pieces, little gems that they are delighted to introduce you to along with their original arrangements. The orchestra is much appreciated at festivals,  jazz clubs, and concerts for its originality and quality.

Anotonella Vulliens - vocals

Léonard Muller - clarinet, sax

Michel Bonnet - trumpet

Raymond Grassier - vibraphone, washboard, scat

Pierre-Alain Maret - banjo, guitar

Jean-Daniel Gisclon - tuba

Richard Moret - drums, washboard