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“time is color vol.2” par cédric hanriot
Jazz-Hip Hop-Soul
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-Cédric Hanriot : piano/synthétiseur/compositions
-Tennin : voix/spoken words/rap
-Bertrand Beruard : basse
-Antonin Violot : batterie/pads
-Invités sur l’album : Soweto Kinch (rap), Erik Truffaz (trompette), Braxton Cook (saxophone), Arthur H (spoken words), JSWISS (rap), Charles X (voix), Tony Moreau (voix)
Presse :
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Concept :
Ces dernières années, j’ai approfondi ma spiritualité, grâce à de nombreuses rencontres, des livres, des expériences heureuses ou malheureuses, mais aussi des réflexions. Depuis quelque temps, la physique quantique apporte un éclairage scientifique sur certains phénomènes mystiques de la vie. Ma conviction est que la physique quantique et la spiritualité ne sont pas antagonistes par nature, mais qu’elles parlent plutôt de la même chose, une sorte de tautologie synchronisée, qui est donc devenue un catalyseur essentiel pour cet album. Nous sommes de l’énergie, la musique est de l’énergie et la vie est magique !
Les racines de Time is Color vol.2 s’épanouissent dans l’idiome du jazz moderne. Des morceaux de l’album comme « Comforting Glow » ont des échos de Bill Evans, tandis que d’autres morceaux s’inspirent du hip-hop, du funk, de la soul et de l’électronique. The Luminous World part 2« est un morceau à fort impact qui met en scène le chanteur américain Tony Moreau, tandis qu’ »Ego Chase » comporte des textes du célèbre saxophoniste et rappeur britannique Soweto Kinch.
Les MC américains JSWISS et Charles X figurent aussi sur l’album, tandis que le saxophoniste et chanteur Braxton Cook ajoute des vibrations soul à l’ensemble. La magie opère encore sur « La Source » et « La Barque du Temps » grâce aux narrations en français d’Arthur H et de Cyrielle Clair, tandis que le trompettiste suisse Erik Truffaz (Blue Note) offre une superbe improvisation sur « The Luminous World Part 1 ».
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“time is color vol.1” par cédric hanriot
Jazz-Hip Hop
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Musiciens:
- Cédric Hanriot: piano/ordinateur/compositions
- Tony Moreau : voix/spoken words/rap
- Bertrand Beruard: basse & contrebasse
- Antonin Violot (concerts) / Elie Martin Charrière (album): batterie/pads
- Invités sur l’album: Braxton Cook (saxophone), Jason Palmer (trompette), Days (rap)
Presse:
-« […] Cédric possède un parcours éloquent, son album Time is Color est une réussite réjouissante » – Francis Marmande, le Monde (F)
–CHOC Jazz Magazine 11/2022 (F)
–5 étoiles BBC Music Magazine 11/2022 (UK)
-Playlist Spotify « Summer Playlist » 2022 de Barack Obama (US)
–TOP des 10 meilleurs albums 2022 MOJO Mag (UK)
-Playlist Radio NPR’s Jazz Night in America 10/2022 (US)
– « Ouah!! Ton disque « Time is Color » est vraiment incroyable !! J’ai écouté l’intégralité de l’album « Time is Color » à plusieurs reprises et de nouveaux éléments continuent de se dévoiler. C’est vraiment génial. Les compositions et l’approche sont révolutionnaires.
Un grand bravo Cédric !!”
Herbie Hancock (pianiste et compositeur, lauréat de 14 Grammy Awards)
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Concept:
Le titre de l’album avait pour but de susciter la réflexion, d’amener les gens à se demander ce que signifie exactement « Time is Color » (le temps c’est de la couleur). Avec cet album, je voulais partager ma propre perception du temps. Et pour moi, cela signifie que le temps est étroitement lié à la couleur. Le temps peut être considéré comme une chose objective. C’est quelque chose que nous connaissons tous – nous avons des horloges et des calendriers – mais il y a aussi un côté subjectif, car chaque être humain perçoit le temps différemment, en fonction de certaines situations et de certains moments de la vie. Nous pouvons percevoir un moment comme long ou court, par exemple, alors que le temps « objectif » n’est pas si abstrait. Cette idée m’a poussé à essayer d’écrire des morceaux qui traduiraient ces pensées et ces sentiments en musique.
Le résultat : un son jazz/hip hop/urbain puissant. Entre instruments acoustiques (piano, contrebasse, batterie) et textures électroniques, la musique de ce projet a une dimension presque cinématographique. L’arrivée de Tony Moreau, chanteur du Delaware, apporte une couleur encore plus rap et hip hop au projet, qui promet d’être très excitant !
Concerts:
Concerts en France (Jazz à Vienne, Jazz in Marciac, Marly Jazz Festival, Festival Puy En Velay, la Gare/le Gore, Sunside, Conservatoire de Malakoff, les Trinitaires, Lavoir Théâtre, le Solar), Europe de l’Est (Festival Colors of Ostrava, Pologne, Macedoine du Nord, Roumanie, Grèce), autres concerts en Europe (Angleterre, Ecosse, Allemagne, Luxembourg) ainsi que tournée au Mexique.
"French Stories" par Cédric Hanriot
Jazz acoustique
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- Cédric Hanriot: piano, Fender Rhodes, laptop
- Terri Lyne Carrington: drums, vocals
- John Patitucci: basses
- Guests:
- Ben Powell: violin on the album
- Patrick Owen: cello on the album
- 2TH: voice on the album
Press:
“Cédric Hanriot, an assiduous creater, dares the invigorating alchemy of composite and resoloute contemporary jazz. A music of scintillating colours, illuminated by the sounds of strings and electronica, that never defy a clear, determined passion for France’s popular melodies.” Citizen Jazz
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Concept: The jazz trio that interprets the French song book.
Recorded just after his first experience in the USA during which he studied at the Berklee College of Music in Boston, the first album by pianist Cédric Hanriot revisits a number of popular French songs (Brel, Piaf, Delpech, Nougaro) and rebuilt them in the jazz piano trio context whilst preserving the essence of each song. The line-up is prestigious: John Patitucci on bass and Terri Lyne Carrington on drums. They anchor the rhythmic base of a project embellished also with a string quartet, vocals on several songs and electronic sounds and fxs. Cedric without hesitation, seized this opportunity to also co-write a song with the drummer Terri Lyne Carrington, with whom he has collaborated for quite a few years. Carrington, in turn, used this occassion to also sing the composition. Their hip-hop jazz piece “Your Sweetness” is a tribute to some of Gainsbourg melodies, whilst also illustrating their love of Afro-American music. It is quickly understood, in listening, that the stories told here enthusiastically by Cedric Hanriot illustrate the musical adventure of a multifaceted artist – pianist, composer, arranger, sound designer, producer. We will surely be hearing more about him soon.
Venues played:
France (La Poudrière, Belfort, Drum Addict Festival, Bordeaux, Sunside, Paris, Chateau Lafayette), USA (Tanglewood Jazz Festival, Joe’s Pub), Japan, China, Indonesia, Argentina, Uruguay, Mexico and Europe (Schloss Elmau, Germany, Luxembourg, Eastern Europe).
"Polaroid Songs" par Cédric Hanriot & Bertrand Beruard
Musiques du Monde & Jazz
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- Cédric Hanriot: Piano, Laptop, Compositions
- Bertrand Beruard: Basses, Fxs, Compositions
- Elie Martin-Charrière: Drums, Electronic Triggers
- Anne Amandine Corgiat: Violin
- Hugo Antunes: Viola
- Juliette Serrad: Cello
- Original artwork, animations: Kader Hamza
Concept:
The POLAROÏD SONGS concept is a musical world tour featuring live scenes from numerous tours by two composers Bertrand Beruard and Cédric Hanriot.The project aims to propose the personal vision of an ideal world, through values such as parity, the use of digital tools at the service of the human, the richness of the diversity of influences.Polaroïd Songs offers a vision of the world recomposed through the prism of the subjectivity of the two composers. This appropriation is done in the manner of Béla Bartók’s imaginary folklore, that is to say by the assimilation of local folk material (melodies, rhythm, textures) but also local languages, dialects and moods, in order to create an original music and not a “pastiche” of local music.
“Break walls!” Is ultimately the main message. To demolish prejudices, which the fear linked to ignorance / ignorance finally gives birth to … this fear that prevents us from “daring”.
Venues played: Arsenal, Metz, F – Pan Piper, Paris, F – Le Granit, Belfort, F – Le Gueulard+, Nilvange, F – Conservatoire de Clamart, F
KS2 - “day” par CÉDRIC HANRIOT & FRANCK AGULHON
Electro Jazz
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- Franck Agulhon: drums & compositions
- Cédric Hanriot: piano, synth bass, laptop, keyboards & compositions
“We have well understood: beyond the accomplished performance of two longterm musical friends, the duo is above all, an invitation to travel, an urgent journey of discovery!”
Denis Desassis, Citizen JazzMore press: click here
A time, a moment, a piece
Since their first collaboration on the album frogNstein in 2006, pianist Cédric Hanriot and drummer Franck Agulhon always imagined putting together a project in which they could explore new musical territories in tandem. This has now been made a reality, as they recently recorded their first duo album together in January 2016. DAY musically traces a journey through a typical working day. From each phase to the next, morning alarm to bedtime, traffic jam during the lunch break, each piece depicts an everyday moment.
Venues played: Festival Jazz à Juan (F), JazzPote Festival (Thionville), Le Relax (Chaumont, F), MAI (Nancy, F), IMFP (F), …
City of Poets - "Hyperion" par Cédric Hanriot & jason palmer
Jazz moderne
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- Jason Palmer: trumpet & compositions
- Donny McCaslin: saxophone
- Cédric Hanriot: piano & compositions
- Michael Janisch: bass
- Clarence Penn: drums
“This is music with its roots in the Miles Davis Quintet of 1963-68, a combination of intellectual rigour, technical brilliance and graceful lyricisism.”
Richard Williams, the Blue Moment
“Cédric Hanriot has created an “improvisational concept” that takes mainstream jazz styles for quintet and links them to literary and artistic archetype. ”
Downbeat
“Hanriot, a swinging stylist who can keep several ideas afloat at once, make notable contributions as well, moving the hardbop ethos into present times.”
Tom Greenland, The New York City Jazz Record
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It all begins around a science fiction story by Dan Simmons
Jason Palmer and Cédric Hanriot met during their studies at Berklee College of Music, Boston, USA. They are both fascinated by science fiction.
The very essence of American trumpeter Jason Palmer and French pianist/composer Cédric Hanriot’s improvisational concept City Of Poets – centered around Olivier Messiaen’s 7 Modes of Limited Transportation and US author Dan Simmons’ acclaimed, four- novel science fiction series Hyperion Cantos – is sufficiently intriguing to prompt further exploration of its background and, indeed, the artistic collaboration and musical output it has inspired.
Venues played: Kennedy Center (DC, US), Joe’s Pub (NYC, US), Royal Conservatory or Scotland (Glasgow, UK), Pizza Express (London, UK), William Paterson University (Wayne, US), Indiana University (Bloomington, US),..
"PIANO NOCTURNES" par Cédric Hanriot (Universal Music/GUM)
Musique du XXe siècle pour piano solo
FrogNstein - "electrify my soul" par CÉDRIC HANRIOT & BERTRAND BERUARD
Acid Jazz
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Musicians:
- Cédric Hanriot: piano, keyboards, programming, compositions)
- Bertrand Beruard: (bass, compositions)
- Arnaud Renaville: (drums)
- Florent Brique: (laptop and trumpet)
- Guests:
- Franck Agulhon: drums
- Dean Bowman, Coco Zhao, 2TH: vocals
- Guillaume Poncelet: trumpet
- Hugues Mayot, Pierre Desassis: saxophones
- Bertrand Luzignant: trombone
- Yvain von Stebut, Ludovic D’Aniello: programmations
The album Electrify my Soul is the first realization of the frogNstein project carried out by Cedric Hanriot (piano, keyboards, programming, compositions, arrangements) and Bertrand Beruard (electric bass, double bass, programming, compositions, arrangements), eager to propose a modern music close to their influences: electro-groove-jazz. The album proposes a journey through many rich and varied environments, where those two composers/arrangers did not set themselves any limits to the instrumentation but also to the music styles. 22 speakers bring their touch to this semi-biological, semi-cybernetic creature called frogNstein – we can hear on this album horns and strings, voices of three continents, two drummers as well as programming. Among them some famous guests appear: drummer Franck Agulhon, American singer Dean Bowman (John Scofield), trumpet player Guillaume Poncelet (No Jazz), singer/poet Chinese Coco Zhao… This opus electrifies the eardrums as well as the entire body…
Venues played: Festival Jazz à Vienne (F), Festival Jazz à la Défense (F), …
"funky way of life" par notorious
Funk-rock-fusion
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- Cédric Hanriot: piano, Fender Rhodes, synths, compositions
- Bertrand Beruard: bass, compositions
- Matthieu Devaux: vocals, compositions
- Benoit Masson: guitar, compositions
- Stéphane Eck: drums, compositions
comme musicien accompagnateur
“Beautiful Life” by Dianne Reeves (Concord Jazz) – 2014, RNB, Jazz
with Dianne Reeves, Nadia Washington, Gregory Porter, Lalah Hathaway, Raul Midon (voice), George Duke, Gerald Clayton, Bobby Sparks, Robert Glasper, Cédric Hanriot, Shedrick Mitchell, Peter Martin, Leo Genovese (piano, keyboards), Reginald Veal, James Genus, Richard Bona, Esperanza Spalding (bass), Terreon Gully, Terri Lyne Carrington (drums), Sean Jones (trumpet), Tineke Postma (saxophone), Gregoire Maret (harmonica).
!!! L’album a remporté le Grammy Award – catégorie Meilleur Album de Jazz Vocal – en 2015 !!!
“The Mosaic Project, Love and Soul”, by Terri Lyne Carrington (Concord Jazz) – 2015, Jazz, RNB
with Lizz Wright, Paula Cole, Lalah Hathaway, Chaka Khan, Natalie Cole, Jaguar Wright (voice), Rachel Z, Patrice Rushen, Cédric Hanriot (keyboards), Meshell Ndegeocello (bass), Regina Carter (violin), Terri Lyne Carrington (drums, programming, voice)
!!! L’album a été nominé pour un Grammy Award en 2016 – catégorie Meilleur Album de l’Année !!!
“Mundo”, by Laurent Salzard (Jazz Family) – 2023, World Jazz
with Laurent Salzard (basses and compositions), Minino Garay (percussions), Yann Cléry (flutes), Cédric Hanriot (piano)
“Saudade, Colour of Love”, by Maria Mendes + Metropol Orkestra (Challenge Records) – 2022, Fado-Jazz-Symphonic
with Maria Mendes (voice, arrangements), John Beasley (synthesizers, arrangements), Cédric Hanriot (piano), Jasper Somsen (double bass), Mario Costa (drums), Metropol Orkestra
!!! Le titre « Com que Voz » a été nominé pour un Grammy Award en 2024 et un Latin Grammy – catégorie Meilleur Arrangement – en 2023 !!!
“More to say” by Terri Lyne Carrington (Real Life Story: Next Gen) – 2009, Hip Hop, RNB, Jazz
with Terri Lyne Carrington (drums and voice), Christian McBride (bass), George Duke, Patrice Rushen, Danilo Perez, Cédric Hanriot (piano and keyboards)
“Lost in Translation”, by Michel Meis (Double moon Records/Jazz Thing Next Generation Vol. 76) – 2019, Jazz
with Michel Meis (drums, compositions), Stephan Goldbach (doublebass), Alisa Klein (trombone), Cédric Hanriot (piano and Fender Rhodes)
“Kissed by the mist”, by Giorgio Alessani – 2020, Jazz Crooner
with Giorgio Alessani (vocals, compositions), André Ceccarelli (drums), Diego Imbert (double bass), Cédric Hanriot (piano), Bastien Ballaz (trombone), David Enhco (trumpet), Cédric Ricard (saxophone), String orchestra arranged by Jean Gobinet.
“Kaboom”, by Michel Meis – 2021 (Challenge Records) – 2021, Acoustic Jazz
With Michel Meis (drums, compositions), Stephan Goldbach (double bass), Alisa Klein (trombone), Cédric Hanriot (piano and Fender Rhodes) and Théo Ceccaldi (violin).
“01”, by Vincent Bidal & Romain Joutard – 2020, Jazz, Electro, Pop
with Vincent Bidal (piano, compositions), Romain Joutard (drums, compositions), guests: Cédric Hanriot (synths), Ludovic Louis (trumpet), Eric “Ricko” Filet (lead vocal).
”Lollipop Moment”, by Michel Meis (Double Moon Records) – 2023, electro-jazz-pop
with Michel Meis (drums), Stephan Goldbach (double bass, synth bass), Alisa Klein (trombone), Cédric Hanriot (piano, Prophet 6 and Fender Rhodes)
“Sun in my sould”, by Mr Sasha (ACIx) – 2024, Afro Soul
with Mr Sacha (voice, guitars, saxophone), Tyrone Downie (keyboards), Christophe Panzani (saxophone), Cédric Hanriot (B3 Hammond organ and Fender Rhodes)
“Light” by Ben Powell 2008, Jazz Manouche
with Ben Powell (violin), Cédric Hanriot (piano), Devin Drobka (drums), Aaron Darell (bass)
“The mess we leave behind” by Giorgio Alessani (Alfa Music) – 2024, Jazz-Pop
with Giorgio Alessani (voice, compositions), Anne Sila (voice, lyrics), André Ceccarelli (drums), M-Carlos (saxophone, beat making, additionnal synths), Cédric Hanriot (piano, synthesizers and Fender Rhodes)
“Jour off” by Achil Komodo (Artdisto/Mosaic Music) – 2006, French Pop
with Achil Komodo (voice, guitar), Cédric Hanriot (piano, Fender Rhodes)
“Solisticks 2” by Franck Agulhon 2009, Electro Jazz
with Valérie Graschaire (voice), Vincent Artaud, Diego Imbert (bass), Pierre de Bethmann, Cédric Hanriot, Baptiste Trotignon, Eric Legnini, Pierre Alain Goualch (piano, keyboards), André Charlier, Franck Agulhon (drums)
“Tunga Tanga’s band”, by Minino Garay (Autre Distribution) – 2018, Argentinian Cuarteto
with Minino Garay (vocals, percussions), Carlos Jimenez, Carlos Rolan, Los Caligaris (vocals), Diego Bravo (piano), Christophe Lampidecchia (accordion), Cédric Hanriot (programming/sound design)
”Cosmopolite – Gypsy Blues 2”, by Ioan Streba (Plaza Mayor Company) – 2023, gypsy jazz
with Ioan Streba (clarinet and compositions), Amina Mezaache (flute), Bruno Rousselet (double bass), Jules Wallemme (drums), Cédric Hanriot (piano, Fender Rhodes)
“Boogaloo Station”, by Phil JL Robert – (Feel Time Music) – 2022, Boogaloo & Blues
With Phil JL Robert (guitar, compositions, production), Cédric Hanriot, Anthony Honnet (organ Hammond B3 bas synth and keyboards), Davy Honnet (drums), Xaxier Desandre Navarre (percussions), Hippolyte Favre (trumpet, flute), Philippe Sellam (alto and baryton saxophones), Philippe Gonnand (tenor saxophone), Guillaume Grosso (barytone saxophone), Nicolas Benedetti, François Morin (trombone), Melvin Clairault (lead vocals, lyrics), Chloé Paul, Kate Quelin (back vocals)
”C’est Quoi Ma Place?” single, by 21juin le Duo – 2023, chill piano
with Cédric Hanriot (piano)