#JazzDeDemain #LaPetiteHeure by… The Ninon Valder Ensemble
Trade the city noise for a hypnotic fusion of Argentine tradition, deep grooves, and pure jazz improvisation. This trio masterfully blurs borders, turning familiar instruments into storytellers for an intimate and deeply atmospheric experience. Catch a set that feels like a globe-trotting adventure without ever leaving your seat.
Le Baiser Salé (Paris 1st)
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On Thursday, March 4, 2027, the Baiser Salé club hosts the Ninon Valder Ensemble for a unique exploration of global sounds and jazz. From 19:00 to 20:00, Ninon Valder on bandoneon, flute, and vocals, joined by Cédric Baud on guitar and Lucas Eubel Frontini on double bass, weaves together Argentine, African, and jazz influences. Part of the La Petite Heure series, this concert is designed for those seeking a high-quality musical experience in an intimate setting. Tickets are available with a web-exclusive price of 18 EUR.
From Argentina to Africa, through jazz and groove, Ninon continues with the bandoneon, flutes, and voice an exploration without borders, attentive to the breaths, rhythms, and memories that traverse music.
Alongside Cédric Baud on guitar and Lucas Eubel Frontini on double bass, two figures of the jazz and world music scene, she draws a soundscape where melodies travel, rhythms respond to each other, and improvisation opens unexpected paths.
Because an excellent concert can also be affordable, simple, and open to all musical curiosities, La Petite Heure by.. offers quality programming, between discoveries and confirmed artists, designed for all audiences, at an affordable price and an ideal hour.
Our take on this event
Located in Paris's 1st arrondissement, Le Baiser Salé presents the Ninon Valder Ensemble on March 4, 2027. This performance, running from 19:00 to 20:00, showcases a dialogue between diverse musical traditions. Through the combined talents of Ninon Valder, guitarist Cédric Baud, and double bassist Lucas Eubel Frontini, the concert creates a sonic landscape where melodies travel across borders and improvisation leads to unexpected musical paths.
The event is part of the La Petite Heure series, which aims to provide accessible, high-quality music for curious listeners. By featuring both established and emerging artists in a short, focused format, the organizers ensure an engaging start to the evening for all audience members.
Attendance options include a web-booked ticket for 18 EUR, a door price of 23 EUR, and a special rate of 13 EUR for Paris Jazz Club members. Guests are encouraged to book their spots in advance to secure the lower ticket price.
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