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Azilis Esnault & Romain Salmon: Cool Jazz for Quiet Dreams
38Riv Jazz ClubMon, Aug 10, 2026 · 12:30 AM – 01:30 AM
Overview
Overview
Azilis Esnault & Romain Salmon — Cool jazz for quiet dreams is a listed event at 38Riv Jazz Club in Paris, sourced from the city's official open-data agenda. <p>Tarif en ligne : 22 à 27 euros<br>Tarif sur place : 24 à 29 euros.</p>. Check the link for the latest schedule and ticket details.
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Azilis Esnault and Romain Salmon bring a cool jazz set to the intimate 38Riv Jazz Club in the heart of the Marais district. Their repertoire weaves Brazilian music with jazz, blending bossa-nova, samba-canção, and choro in tribute to masters like Tom Jobim, Chico Buarque, and Djavan. Esnault's vocals and Salmon's guitar create a poetic journey through Brazil's musical landscape.
The 38Riv Jazz Club, a vaulted 12th-century cellar, offers warm, authentic acoustics that enhance the experience. This venue is known for its eclectic mix of jazz, latin jazz, funk, and baroque, making it a hub for musical discovery in Paris. Attendees can expect a cozy, atmospheric evening perfect for quiet dreams.
📍 38Riv Jazz Club⏱️ 1 hr🎟️ Tickets from Tarif en ligne : 22 à 27 euros Tarif sur place : 24 à 29 euros.JazzBrazilian Music
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Good to know
- Reservation recommended.
- Venue is covered.
- Accessibility not specified for reduced mobility, hearing, visual, or mental disabilities.
- Sign language reception not specified.
Frequently asked questions
What is the musical style of the concert?
The concert features cool jazz blended with Brazilian music, including bossa-nova, samba-canção, and choro, paying homage to Tom Jobim, Chico Buarque, and Djavan.
Who are the performers?
Azilis Esnault (vocals) and Romain Salmon (guitar).
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