Programme : 

1/ Zol Shoyn Kumen Geule (instrumental klezmer)

2/ Spiel-Je mir a liede in yiddish (instrumental klezmer)

3/ Alevanta Jaco (chanson judéo-espagnole)

4/ Shabes, shabes (chanson yiddish)

5/ Saraiman (chanson roumaine)

6/ Ot azoï (instrumental klezmer)

7/ Istikhbar zidane, Ya bahi el djamal (chanson arabo-andalouse)

8/ Ay a lxir inu (berceuse berbère d’Algérie)

9/ Ajde Jano (chanson serbe)

10/ Tchiribim tchiribom (chanson yiddish)

11/ Tziaveri (chanson grecque)

12/ Der Rebe Hot Geheysn Freilach (instrument klezmer)

13/ Oyfn veg shteyt a boym (chanson yiddish)

14/ Morenica (chanson judéo-espagnole)

15/ Yiddish momme (chanson yiddish)

16/ Galitsianer Tensl (instrumental klezmer)

Bis :

– Hava naguila (instrumental klezmer)

– Papir is dokh weiss (instrumental klezmer)

Noé Clerc is a young accordionist and eclectic composer.

After studying at the National Conservatory of Paris (Double Classic course and Jazz), he started his career and evolves in different musical universes.

In 2018, he created the Noah Clerc Trio with the double bass player Clément Daldosso and the drummer Elie Martin Charrière with whom he performs in many festivals and won several prizes (Jazz in St Germain des Prés 2019, Defense Instrumentist Prix Jazz Festival 2021, Jazz Migration 2022).

The trio released a first album under the Nomad Music « Secret Place » label which receives a warm welcome from the press (album Revelation Jazz Magazine)

He also plays with various training courses in France as well as abroad. He works in the Franco/Serbian group « Undeted Band & Magic Malik ». He collaborated several times in Israel with the Oudist and composer Habib Sheahadeh Hanna in his project « Our Story » which mixes jazz and Arab music.

In March 2019 he was invited by the Alliance Française de New Delhi to participate in the « Inchorus » project which will give rise to a tour of India with the Tablas player Zaheen Khan and singer Ujwal Nagar. The same year he joined the « Mosaïc » ensemble which brings together 6 musicians from different musical traditions of the Mediterranean. He plays with many artists and jazz sets such as, Ana Carla Maza, Denis Leloup, François Thuillier, the National Jazz Orchestra, Jean Marie Machado, Vincent Ségal, Fidel Fourneyron, Robinson Khoury, Minino Garay…

At the same time, he plays with classical orchestras and chamber music sets: the Lorraine National Opera, the Pocket Symphony, the Normandy Regional Orchestra, the Onceim, the companies « Eclated Opera », « La Storm », the choreographer Elsa Bontempeli. Lovers of the theater he works with the hall of the song on several creations revisiting the heritage of French song as well as with the actor Antonio Interlandi in his show « Pasolini in the shape of a pink ». Passionate and curious, he is always looking for new musical adventures.

Suzanne ben Zakoun

Suzanne Ben Zakoun, a French pianist and singer of Spanish-Algerian descent, is a multifaceted artist. Born into a family of musicians, she began playing the piano in her early childhood with her mother, Laurence Karsenti, at the Orléans Conservatory. At the age of fifteen, she was admitted to the Conservatoire National Supérieur de Musique et de Danse de Paris in the class of Emmanuel Strosser and then Frank Braley, where she earned her Master’s degree in classical piano.

She also enriched her skills in the generative improvisation class, the chamber music class, and the jazz piano class of Paul Lay at the Conservatoire du 13e arrondissement. Fueled by a deep love of singing, she later studied oriental singing with Rachid Brahim-Djelloul, with repertoires ranging from the Maghreb to the Black Sea.

Her solid training as a classical pianist has allowed her to perform as a solo pianist or in various chamber music ensembles in numerous classical venues and festivals, with musicians such as Philippe Berrod, Vicens Prats, Yska Ben Zakoun, Elsa Moatti, Noé Clerc and many others… Magazines such as « le Télégramme », « La Nouvelle République », « La Lettre du Musicien », « Mag’Centre » praise her by devoting glowing articles to her.

His interest in other musical cultures and his passion for singing have led him to very varied projects with ensembles such as the Suzanne Ben Zakoun Trio (compositions, Judeo-Spanish songs arranged for jazz trio formation), the Al-Andalûs ensemble (Arab-Andalusian and Judeo-Arab repertoire), the Tierra Del Fuego ensemble (tango/jazz), the Seyyir Quartet (repertoire from the Maghreb and the Middle East) and to participate in shows mixing theater and music (“Dans les Pas de Cendrillon” based on the music of Prokofiev, “Deux Pianos et le regard perdu vers la mer”…) as well as musicals (Quasimodo, le sonneur de Notre-Dame, Love Songe Thérapie, Frankenstein Junior).

Pianist, singer, improviser and composer, Suzanne constantly creates and touches on numerous repertoires, bringing a personal and original vision.