France
Here you'll find all the events in this programme theme. The full EJF programme for this year can be found here.
Jul 30 | Jul 31 | Aug 2 | Aug 3 | Aug 4Friday 30 July
The French pianist is steeped in the traditions of Bill Evans and Keith Jarrett, while his German saxophone partner is one of the most dynamic young players on the edgy German contemporary jazz scene.
Venue
The Lot 
14+
Saturday 31 July
She’s got a voice that cuts, soulful and strong, and she’s got blues, powerful swing and a high voltage personality: China Moses is a genuine exciting new vocal discovery. Originally a soul-diva,
Venue
The Hub
Sold Out
20:30
£15:00
Monday 2 August
Singers: Karen Lano & Ian Siegal, Musical Director: Daniel Yvinec
Keeping intact the marvellous contours of the original melodies, The French National Jazz Institution, ONJ will perform a selectio
Venue
The Hub
Tuesday 3 August
Winners of countless accolades for their telepathic under and almost cinematic compositions, the saxophonist’s group has drawn comparisons with Wayne Shorter’s Bands. “Parisien, a theatrical per
Venue
Voodoo Rooms
18+
Wednesday 4 August
Back by popular demand after their smash, sell-out show in 2009. Les Doigts merge their Django roots with rock sensibilities delivering swing and fiery guitar solos with fabulous technique and musicia
Venue
The Hub
Trotignon is one of the world’s most exciting young jazz pianists. His touch is Ravel and Debussy; his drive is out of Herbie Hancock, and his music is at the forefront of the new wave of jazz, alon
Venue
Assembly@Princes Street Gardens
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