«Evoking the 70’s Stan Getz, Pascal Tremblay masters the
art of fusing genres
with an innovative spirit, without erasing the essence of
compositions that have
marked our musical universe.» ★★★★½
-Christophe Rodriguez / Journal de Montréal
«Pascal Tremblay is a mature musician and excellent at
improvisation, his tenor’s
tone is beautiful. We can feel the experience, he is no
beginner, has a deep
knowledge of jazz and was successful in putting together
excellent musicians… his
work is beautiful, impressionist, French and very modern…»
-Alain Brunet / Radio-Canada
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«Evoking the 70’s Stan Getz, Pascal Tremblay masters the
art of fusing genres
with an innovative spirit, without erasing the essence of
compositions that have
marked our musical universe.» ★★★★½
-Christophe Rodriguez / Journal de Montréal
«Pascal Tremblay is a mature musician and excellent at
improvisation, his tenor’s
tone is beautiful. We can feel the experience, he is no
beginner, has a deep
knowledge of jazz and was successful in putting together
excellent musicians… his
work is beautiful, impressionist, French and very modern…»
-Alain Brunet / Radio-Canada
«A jazz quartet with a classical string quartet interpreting
original compositions but
also an audacious vision of known classical standards
(Rachmaninov, Fauré,
Debussy, Poulenc) with an inspiration that puts this project
miles ahead other
attempts often too tacky. Bravo.»
-Stanley Péan / Radio-Canada
«A remarkable project… This original concept showcasing the
talent of eight
exceptional musicians, deserves to be heard by many more
ears»
- Henri Prevost / Quebecor Medias
«The coloring of these 19yh century melodies by Tremblay is
very interesting and it
reveals his curiosity and his sharp sensibility. He developed
these pieces
according to his personal view, leaving in all their original
charm. Experiencing a
jazz musician inspired by the classics and achieving the
abolishment of all frontiers
between the genres is very exciting»
- Sylvie Prévost / Le journal des Citoyens
«Still undiscovered by most of the Jazz enthusiasts, this tenor
saxophonist knows
the use of sensuality, elegance and delicacy»
-Alain Brunet / La Presse
«Pascal Tremblay has a unique sound, and I found that piece
(Valse atomique)
particularly haunting ... The guitar and horn sounds together
are beautiful»
- Katie Malloch / CBC Jazz Beat
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