Maeva Grünwald-Rodes / Sarah Pernon Garcia

"During the bitter cold, Madame Ïtréma on her perched rock has tightened her knots, chosen her mainsail and stretched her sheet.

Guided by a whimsical compass rose, she listens to fragments of stories run aground, in Spanish or French: phonic shadow, plucked seabird, pasha of the seas, long-haul crossing... There, along the shores, bubble words, sounds, dancing rhythms and wandering organ points."

A musical written on the seashore to the sound of surf and gulls, composed four-handed by Sarah Pernon-Garcia and Maeva Grünwald-Rodes. The piano becomes a colorist, the drums and percussion become bolder, the saxophones unfurl, and precious laughter springs from the score.

Created in 2012, the #JazzDeDemain slot has given rise to a series of monthly and bimonthly residencies, enabling young artists to experiment on stage, honing a repertoire while presenting it to the public. A promising niche where creativity and emulsion know no bounds. #BeCurious!