#JazzDeDemain #LaPetiteHeure by… The Ninon Valder Ensemble
Trade the weekend noise for a sophisticated soundscape where the bandoneon meets world-class jazz guitar and double bass. This intimate performance effortlessly blends global rhythms into a fresh, spontaneous dialogue perfect for anyone craving a unique musical discovery.
Le Baiser Salé (Paris 1st)
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Join the Ninon Valder Ensemble at Le Baiser Salé in the 1st arrondissement on December 10, 2026, for an evening of cross-cultural musical exploration. Part of the Jazz de Demain series, this one-hour concert starting at 19:00 fuses bandoneon, flute, and vocals, drawing inspiration from Argentine to African rhythms. It is a perfect opportunity to experience a unique blend of jazz and groove in an intimate setting. To secure your spot, booking online is recommended to access the 18 EUR web rate, as tickets purchased at the door are 23 EUR.
From Argentina to Africa, passing 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 musical genres.
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, where rhythms respond to one another, and where improvisation opens up unexpected paths.
Because an excellent concert can also be affordable, simple, and open to all musical curiosities, La Petite Heure by.. offers quality programming, ranging from discoveries to established artists, designed for all audiences, at an affordable price and an ideal time.
Our take on this event
On Thursday, December 10, 2026, from 19:00 to 20:00, Le Baiser Salé hosts the Ninon Valder Ensemble for a performance titled La Petite Heure by... Jazz de Demain. The concert features Ninon Valder alongside guitarist Cédric Baud and double bassist Lucas Eubel Frontini. Together, they create a soundscape that blends global influences, utilizing the bandoneon and vocals to bridge jazz and groove traditions through structured melodies and unexpected improvisation.
Designed to be accessible and inviting, this event showcases the depth of the current jazz scene. It provides a platform for both established musicians and new discoveries, making it an ideal choice for anyone looking to enjoy high-quality live music in a focused, hour-long format. The venue is centrally located in the 1st arrondissement.
Ticket pricing is structured to offer flexibility: the web rate is 18 EUR, while members of the Paris Jazz Club can attend for 13 EUR. For those who prefer to pay at the venue, tickets are available for 23 EUR.
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