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</tbody></table><p><br></p><p><br></p><p><br></p></div><p>◎ 7월 1일부터 16일까지 열리는 제 50회 Montreux Jazz Festival의 프로그램이 나왔군요.</p><p><br></p><p><a class="tx-link" href="http://www.montreuxjazzfestival.com/en/program16" target="_blank"><span style="color: rgb(0, 85, 255);"><span style="color: rgb(0, 0, 0);">링크 :</span> http://www.montreuxjazzfestival.com/en/program16</span></a></p><p><br></p><p style="text-align: left;">만일 링크가 보기 불편하시다면 첨부한 pdf 파일을 보세요~</p><p style="text-align: left;"><br></p><p style="text-align: right;"><a href='javascript:fileFilterViewer("http://cfile294.uf.daum.net/attach/230CD53957134B9E1C1BC9", "/cfile294/23/0CD53957134B9E1C1BC9", "MJF_Programme2016.pdf", "grpid%3D1QCvu%26fldid%3D8t1g%26dataid%3D120938%26fileid%3D1%26regdt%3D20160417174541&url=http%3A%2F%2Fcfile294.uf.daum.net%2Fattach%2F230CD53957134B9E1C1BC9")'><img src="https://t1.daumcdn.net/daumtop_deco/icon/icon.hanmail.net/editor/p_pdf_s.gif" border="0" alt="첨부파일" class="vam"/> MJF_Programme2016.pdf</a></p><p><br></p><p><br></p><p>＠ 그리고 이번 라인업에 대해 간추린 뉴스 내용 가져와봤습니다. 참고하시길~</p><p>(출처는 <a class="tx-link" href="http://www.montreuxjazzfestival.com/en/content/2016-program" target="_blank"><span style="color: rgb(47, 157, 39);">http://www.montreuxjazzfestival.com/en/content/2016-program</span></a>)</p><p><br></p><p>The programme for this anniversary edition of the Montreux Jazz Festival has been constructed like an echo of the historic depth of this Swiss event. Dense and vibrant, this 50th offering merits being examined in detail. It is marked by an array of projects and lineups imagined especially for the occasion, combining great artistic friendships and the promise of fresh new musical talents. On the marquee among others: <strong>Neil Young</strong>, <strong>PJ Harvey</strong>, <strong>Sigur Rós</strong>, <strong>Patti Smith</strong>, <strong>Lana Del Rey</strong>, <strong>M83</strong>, <strong>Muse</strong>, <strong>Ernest Ranglin</strong>, <strong>Scofield Mehldau Guiliana</strong>, <strong>Christian Scott</strong>, <strong>Jean-Michel Jarre</strong>, <strong>Woodkid and friends</strong>, <strong>Beirut</strong>, <strong>Grimes</strong>…</p><h3><strong>SPECIAL PROJECTS & HOT LINEUPS!</strong></h3><p>The Montreux Jazz Festival offers a wide array of special projects, and this year more than ever the programming shines a spotlight on unique collaborations and exceptional creations. On the programme:</p><ul><li><strong>Charles Lloyd New Quartet </strong>for an Opening Night at the Casino Barrière, where we return this year to host the first American jazz musician who came here in 1967. This will be followed by<strong> Monty </strong><strong>Alexander </strong>, who will revisit his landmark 1977 album recorded in Montreux: <em>Montreux Alexander</em>.</li><li><strong>Quincy Jones’s 50th Anniversary Celebration</strong>, featuring the<strong> Pepe Lienhard Big Band</strong></li><li><strong>Woodkid and Friends</strong>: a unique show with some of his highest-profile artist friends (mum’s the word for now…)</li><li><strong>Brazilian Dream</strong>, a dizzying lineup in honor of Claude Nobs, featuring among others <strong>Maria Rita</strong>, <strong>João Bosco</strong>, <strong>Vanessa Da Mata</strong>...</li><li><strong>Angélique Kidjo</strong>’s carte blanche: <em>African Women All-Stars</em></li><li>2 tribute Creations: “<strong>Bowie: The Swiss Years</strong>” and the album <em><strong>Swiss Movement </strong></em>revisited by the musical collective <strong>Stade</strong></li><li>The <strong>Montreux Jazz Academy Project</strong>, with <strong>Yaron Herman</strong> and <strong>Ziv Ravitz</strong></li></ul><h3>STRAVINSKI HALL (OF FAME)</h3><p>The Stravinski, with its perfect acoustics, generates legends every year. The stage in this temple to musical close encounters has been worn smooth by the passage of monumental artists since 1967. This year, to walk in their footsteps, you will find:</p><ul><li><strong>PJ Harvey</strong> and <strong>Patti Smith</strong></li><li><strong>Neil Young</strong>, back after 15 years</li><li><strong>Lana Del Rey </strong>and her<em> protégé</em> <strong>Max Jury</strong></li><li><strong>Air </strong>and<strong> Anohni, </strong>(fka Antony Hegarty, ex-frontman of Antony and the Johnsons)</li><li><strong>Jean-Michel Jarre </strong>for the first time at the Festival</li><li><strong>Sigur Rós </strong>and the <em>Atomic Project</em> by <strong>Mogwai</strong></li><li>An evening in jazz heaven with <strong>Scofield, Mehldau </strong>and<strong> Guiliana</strong>, followed by <strong>John McLaughlin</strong></li><li>Blues giants <strong>ZZ Top</strong> and <strong>Buddy Guy</strong></li><li><strong>Van Morrison</strong> and <strong>Charles Bradley</strong></li><li>The triumphant return of <strong>Simply Red</strong></li><li><strong>Lisa Simone</strong> followed by <strong>Jamie Cullum</strong></li><li>An explosive finale with <strong>Deep Purple</strong> and<strong> Zappa</strong> the younger</li></ul><h3>THE CLUB, ROOTED IN JAZZ</h3><p>Closer to the Festival’s origins than ever, the Club is what brings together the masters of jazz and the new guard of that musical genre that informs all the others. In this venue with its 350 classy, old-school seats and an authentic listening experience, music lovers and purists enjoy a truly singular musical moment. The Club’s cozy shadows offer perfect hospitality for guests and instruments alike. And each night, when the jams kick off, there’s no closing down the Club… Under the spotlight:</p><ul><li>Long-fingered pianist <strong>Randy Weston</strong> and his <em>African Rythms Quintet</em></li><li>Major projects <strong>Steps Ahead</strong> and <strong>Volcan</strong></li><li>Miles Davis’ bandmates reunited: <strong>Mike Stern</strong>, <strong>Bill Evans</strong>, <strong>Darryl Jones</strong> and <strong>Dennis Chambers</strong></li><li><strong>Kenny Barron</strong> & <strong>Dave Holland</strong></li><li><strong>Ernest Ranglin</strong> and <strong>Cheikh Lô, Tony Allen,</strong> <strong>Courtney Pine</strong></li><li><strong>Biréli Lagrène</strong>, <strong>Antonio Faraò</strong>, <strong>Gary Willis</strong> & <strong>Lenny White</strong></li><li>The cream of new French jazz with <strong>Hugh Coltman</strong>, <strong>Anne Paceo</strong> and <strong>Thomas Enhco</strong>...</li><li>Geneva’s own <strong>Grégoire Maret</strong></li><li>The trumpet of <strong>Avishai Cohen</strong></li><li>The next generation of jazz: <strong>Cécile McLorin Salvant</strong>, <strong>Christian Scott</strong>, <strong>Alfredo Rodriguez Trio</strong> and <strong>Gogo Penguin</strong></li><li>Blues, of course, with <strong>Robben Ford</strong> and rising star <strong>Selwyn Birchwood</strong></li><li>The voice of <strong>Keren Ann</strong> and the Canadian sensation <strong>Basia Bulat</strong></li></ul><h3><strong>THE LAB, ON THE LOOKOUT FOR NEW BLOOD</strong></h3><p>Bearing witness to the effervescence of today’s music, the Lab is all about discovery. With an eye for consistency, the former Miles Davis Hall concocts musical mixtures to be tested on a curious public. Newcomers, rising stars, and audacious artists rub elbows in this venue’s electrifying ambiance. This year is particularly hip hop and electronic, with names that will get your pulse pounding:</p><ul><li>Big guns: <strong>M83</strong>, <strong>Grimes</strong>, <strong>Mac DeMarco</strong> and <strong>Beirut</strong></li><li>US hip-hop with <strong>Future </strong>and <strong>A$AP Ferg</strong></li><li>Rap “made in France”: <strong>PNL</strong>, <strong>Nekfeu</strong>, <strong>MHD</strong>,<strong> Vald</strong></li><li>The French triad of <strong>Jeanne Added</strong>, <strong>Lou Doillon</strong> and <strong>Feu! Chatterton</strong></li><li>Established voices: <strong>Nathaniel Rateliff and the Night Sweats</strong>, <strong>Glen Hansard</strong> and <strong>Kurt Vile</strong> (ex-member of The War on Drugs) <strong>& The Violators</strong></li><li>Gods of thrash metal <strong>Slayer</strong>, with <strong>Meshuggah</strong></li><li>The otherworldly <strong>Àsgeir</strong>, <strong>Other Lives</strong>, <strong>Ry X</strong>, <strong>Hælos</strong> and <strong>Aurora</strong></li><li><strong>Laurent Garnier</strong>, <strong>DJ Shadow</strong>, <strong>Moderat </strong>and <strong>Four Tet</strong> introduce the new guard of electronic music, <strong>Gramatik</strong>, <strong>Flume</strong>, <strong>Kiasmos</strong> and <strong>Petit Biscuit</strong></li><li>The psych-rock of the <strong>Allah-Las</strong> and England’s colossal <strong>Rag'n'Bone Man</strong></li></ul><h3><strong>MUSIC IS EVERYWHERE…</strong></h3><p>To really get the most out of the idyllic setting of the marvelous Montreux region, music can be experienced pretty much everywhere, with thematic live performances on the water – <strong>Montreux Jazz Boats</strong> – and all the way to the mountain tops – <strong>Montreux Jazz Trains</strong>.</p><p><br></p><p><br></p>
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