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Pauline Mann in concert
Pauline Mann in trio, voice, piano, and saxophone
Médiathèque Marguerite Duras (Paris 20th)
About
Singer-songwriter Pauline Mann delivers her songs like intimate confidences, where hopes, loves, and inner vertigo mingle. Her songs in French, colored with jazz and pop, reveal a writing style in search of truth, elegant instrumental textures, and a voice that is by turns caressing, stormy, or feverish. On stage, the warm and delicate timbre of her voice sketches inhabited landscapes in an organic and lively relationship with music. In a trio with piano and saxophone, she will present her debut EP Je croyais aimer la nuit as well as her brand new work to be released in the fall of 2026, including the singles Plein soleil and Attends-moi.
She will be accompanied on piano by Gautier Montegu and on saxophone by Robby Marshall.
Concert organized with the valuable support of the Zebrock association.
Reservations: Bibliocité | Sign up for an event or 01 44 78 80 50
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About Pauline Mann
"Ample, sensitive, and profound, it feels good to hear music that is both sophisticated and popular in the noble sense of the word. The lyrics are beautiful, and the arrangement work is very fine, chiseled; there is a truly moving form of purity that emerges from it." Carol Teillard, drummer for the band Catastrophe, about Pauline Mann's new EP
Zebrock
Born in Seine-Saint-Denis and radiating throughout the Île-de-France region, Zebrock has been carving a familiar path since 1990, combining the pleasure of listening to and playing music with that of learning and cultivating oneself.
"We know how much the music that makes up the daily lives of the majority of French people, especially young people, counts. It constitutes their primary cultural practice.
We also know that exposure to works of art allows us to think about the world in its complexity, that the diversity of aesthetics, artists, and subjects acts as a lever to build positive otherness, sharpen curiosity, and acquire knowledge. Works can disturb or destabilize. That is their function.
Ours is to enable critical understanding of them and to encourage their creation as well as their dissemination.
In their diversity, they are a 'formidable entry into culture' that we propose to encourage with care.
For this, we have designed and developed a range of actions, tools, and methodologies for education and leisure, encouraging young creation and the dissemination of musical heritage and repertoires."
Our take on this event
Expect an evening of raw sincerity as Pauline Mann takes the stage in an intimate trio setting. With a sound that bridges delicate jazz and modern pop, she masterfully weaves intimate stories into a performance that lingers in your mind long after the music stops.
The Marguerite Duras library hosts singer-songwriter Pauline Mann for an intimate musical evening on Friday, November 13, 2026. Blending jazz and pop influences, the artist will perform tracks from her debut EP alongside new material, accompanied by pianist Gautier Montegu and saxophonist Robby Marshall. Organized in collaboration with the association Zebrock, the concert showcases evocative songwriting and a versatile vocal performance. Attendance is free for this event, which is open to anyone aged 15 and over. The venue is fully accessible to wheelchair users and provides adaptations for blind or visually impaired attendees.
Pauline Mann takes the stage at the Marguerite Duras library in the 20th arrondissement on Friday, November 13, 2026. The concert runs from 20:00 to 22:00, featuring a live trio arrangement with piano and saxophone. Audiences will hear a curated selection from her debut EP, Je croyais aimer la nuit, as well as brand new music including the singles Plein soleil and Attends-moi, delivered with her characteristic blend of warmth and emotional intensity.
Admission to this performance is free, though attendees are required to reserve their spots through Bibliocité. The event is intended for guests aged 15 and older. The venue is committed to inclusivity, offering full accessibility for wheelchair users and specific accommodations for blind or visually impaired guests. This musical event is presented with the support of the association Zebrock, an organization dedicated to music education and the promotion of emerging artists across the Île-de-France region.
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