3 nights with Julia Perminova, concert at 38Riv Jazz Club
Experience a masterclass in modern jazz as Julia Perminova blends technical brilliance with raw, melodic storytelling. Nestled in a secret stone cellar in the heart of the Marais, this trio promises a night of sophisticated improvisation that feels both intimate and grand.
38Riv Jazz Club (Paris 4th)
About
From November 30 to December 2, 2026, the 38Riv Jazz Club presents three nights featuring the Julia Perminova Trio. Led by the Paris-based Russian pianist and composer, the ensemble includes bassist Josef Zeimetz and drummer Luis Possollo. Their performance blends contemporary jazz with the expressive depth of classical harmonies through original compositions and visionary jazz works. Attendees can choose between two daily sets, starting at 19:30 or 21:30. To optimize the experience, booking tickets online is recommended to take advantage of the reduced price range of 21€ to 24€, compared to 24€ to 27€ at the door.
The Julia Perminova trio is a modern jazz ensemble led by Russian-born, Paris-based pianist and composer Julia Perminova, accompanied by musicians from Germany and Portugal. The trio performs works by visionary jazz composers as well as Julia's original compositions, blending contemporary jazz with the rich harmonic language and expressive depth of classical music. Their music is melodic, dynamic, and deeply rooted in improvisation.
Line-up: Julia Perminova: piano; Josef Zeimetz: double bass; Luis Possollo: drums
The 38Riv Jazz Club is an intimate venue in the heart of the Marais (38 rue de Rivoli, Paris 4th), dedicated to jazz and improvised music.
Our take on this event
Located in the heart of the Marais district, the 38Riv Jazz Club hosts a series of intimate performances by the Julia Perminova Trio. This international group highlights the collaboration between pianist Julia Perminova, bassist Josef Zeimetz from Germany, and drummer Luis Possollo from Portugal. Their music is characterized by a dynamic, melodic approach, deeply rooted in the art of improvisation and the intricate harmonic structures inherited from classical music.
The residency takes place over three consecutive days, from November 30 to December 2, 2026. Guests have the flexibility to select one of the two time slots offered each evening: the first session runs from 19:30 to 20:30, followed by a second session from 21:30 to 22:30. This venue provides an authentic setting for experiencing these visionary arrangements and original compositions.
To ensure entry, purchasing tickets in advance via the website is advised. Online rates range from 21€ to 24€, while tickets purchased directly at the venue entrance will cost between 24€ and 27€.
