Trio François Bourassa + André Leroux - Live

Review by Henry den Hengst

Trio François Bourassa + André Leroux's album Live is a captivating and energetic performance that showcases the immense talent of these musicians. The album features a collection of original compositions, each with its unique style and character. The trio's chemistry is evident in the way they seamlessly blend their individual styles to create a cohesive and harmonious sound.

The album opens with "L'air du temps," a lively and upbeat track that sets the tone for the rest of the album. The trio's improvisational skills are on full display as they take turns soloing and building off each other's ideas. "L'heure bleue" is a more contemplative piece that showcases the trio's ability to create a mood with their music.

One of the standout tracks on the album is "La chambre des machines," which features Leroux's virtuosic saxophone playing. His melodic lines intertwine with Bourassa's piano and Guy Boisvert's bass to create a dynamic and engaging performance.

Summary by Henry den Hengst

Live is an excellent album that showcases the talent and creativity of Trio François Bourassa + André Leroux. Their ability to create a cohesive and engaging performance is a testament to their years of experience and dedication to their craft. Anyone who appreciates jazz music will undoubtedly enjoy this album.