Matthieu Saglio

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Matthieu Saglio (* 1977 ) is a French jazz and world musician ( cello , composition ).

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Saglio studied classical cello at the Rennes Conservatory. He then moved to Valencia, where he was influenced by the local flamenco scene. Since 2002 he played in the group Jerez-Texas . In 2015 he founded the trio NES with the singer and cellist Nesrine Belmokh and the percussionist David Gadea , which released several albums. The counter-tenor Samuel Cattiau and the guitarist Quentin Dujardin brought him for their album Resonance (2015); with the violinist Léo Ullmann and the percussionist Bijan Chemirani they formed the quintet of the same name ( Illuminations , 2019).

After he had already presented the album CelloSolo under his own name in 2009 , he released the album El Camino de los viento on ACT in 2020 .

Discographic notes

  • CelloSolo (2009)
  • Matthieu Saglio / Emilio Garrido Live en Alcalá (2013)
  • NES Ahlam (ACT 2018)
  • El Camino de los viento (ACT 2020, with Nguyên Lê , Nils Petter Molvær , Carles Benavent , Vincent Peirani , Steve Shehan, Bijan Chemirani, Léo Ullmann, Camille Saglio, Ricardo Esteve, Isabel Julve, Abdoulaye N'Diaye and Teo, Marco, Gael Saglio Pérez)

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Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Baroque music, flamenco and Mediterranean jazz | The French cellist Matthieu Saglio (br-classic)
  2. ↑ Brief portrait (Menuhin Foundation)
  3. ↑ Nes releases album Ahlam: three musicians, three languages ​​(DLF)
  4. ^ Jazz at Berlin Philharmonic X: East West Review
  5. ↑ Resonance
  6. ^ A b Matthieu Saglio: "El Camino De Los Vientos". In: The culture blog. April 24, 2020, accessed August 9, 2020 .
personal data
SURNAME Saglio, Matthieu
BRIEF DESCRIPTION French jazz and world musician (cello)
DATE OF BIRTH 1977