Vidéos – Couleurs JAZZ

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Slaven Ljujic, the band’s leader, was even more delighted to be back with his bandmates. Right from the start, his groove was exemplary, full of subtle nuances. Ivan Marovic on guitar, immersed in his extraordinary world, multiplied ingenious riffs, while Tin Dzaferovic literally danced around his double bass. A great deal of musicality emerged from the various pieces.
Finally, guest Baptiste Herbin, perfectly at home in his art and in perfect symbiosis with the audience and his fellow players, produced a series of choruses of unprecedented virtuosity and intensity.
The whole audience felt as if they were witnessing a “great jazz concert”, a rare moment, a moment suspended in time.
To conclude the evening, Slaven Ljujic had the excellent idea of fetching Baba Sissoko and his trio, who had remained behind the curtain, to end in a frenzied jam with the two bands of the evening, reunited on the stage of the Ni National Theatre.
That’s jazz !
See the aloe article here: https://couleursjazz.fr/jazz-factory-festival-in-bitola-2023/

Baba Sissoko trio, performing in the Jazz Factory Festival, in Bitola, North Macedonia.
Baba Sissoko, drummer and percussionist from Mali, specializing in the Ngoni and the Tama, the talking drum.
He performed in a trio with Toni Kitanovski, a Skopje-born guitarist, and Vasil Hadzimanov, a Serbian pianist experienced in combining traditional Balkan rhythms and folklore with Western musical styles, in particular jazz and funk, but also world music and African music in particular., see the following here: https://couleursjazz.fr/jazz-factory-festival-in-bitola-2023/

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