We are pleased to present the Jazz Migration #9 laureates!
After a year of celebrations in 2022 for the 20th birthday of the program, Jazz Migration is back to business as usual. Or at least we thought so…
We have never received as many applications as we have over the past year. In fact, more than 100 bands, sponsored by festivals and concert venues, expressed their wish to join Jazz Migration, proof of the fact that our mentorship and booking support program is the answer to a real urge of many musicians.
This year, again, more than 100 programmers, committed to fostering the promotion and support of emerging artists of the jazz and improvised music scene, chose the 4 laureates of Jazz Migration #9, among 14 finalists. The interest of the music industry in our program is growing steadily.
For the very first time, we are supporting 4 bands – Adèle Viret Quartet, Inui, Petite Lucette and Prospectus – including female members (41% of the final selection), as a result ouf our long time commitment.
Today, the four laureate start a two year long process of artistic and professional support that will lead to a tour in 2024. Thanks to Jazz Migration, these artists will receive the assistance of a network of professionals committed to supporting emerging artists.
The year 2023 opens a new cycle for Jazz Migration, as we hope to keep spending the next 20 years looking for new talent in a music scene that’s overflowing with it.
Jazz Migration #9 laureates
Supported by Le Comptoir
Adèle Viret – Cello
Wajdi Riahi – Piano
Oscar Viret – Trumpet
Pierre Hurty – Drums
Supported by Crest Jazz
Valeria Vitrano – Voice
Clémence Lagier – Voice
Maya Cros – Keyboards
Dimitri Kogane – Drums
Supported by Tourcoing Jazz
Clémentine Ristord – Saxophones
Sylvain Fouché – Piano, keyboards
Pierre-Antoine Despatures – Double bass
Manon Saillard – Vibraphone
Mathieu Imbert – Drums
Supported by Petit faucheux
Henri Peyrous – Saxophones, clarinets
Léa Ciechelski – Saxophones, flutes
Julien Ducoin – Double bass
Florentin Hay – Drums
About Jazz Migration
Jazz Migration, created in 2002, is a program led by AJC, the jazz promoters network in France and in Europe, in order to respond to the issue of emergence and dissemination of young jazz musicians. Jazz Migration is today the only project for french emerging creative jazz musicians, that is offering the opportunity for them to build their careers, develop their skills and get their music out into the world.
Contacts
Jazz Migration – Marie Persuy ………………………………………………………………………………. mariepersuy@ajc-jazz.eu
AJC – Antoine Bos …………………………………………………………………………………………………………. antoinebos@ajc-jazz.eu
Communication – Léna Kehaili ………………………………………………………………………….. lenakehaili@ajc-jazz.eu