Lionel Suarez
Origin: France
From song to jazz, from Brazil to Argentina, from years of dancing to prestigious stages, Lionel Suarez recounts his journey, a journey rich in wonderful encounters, moving anecdotes, and of course, music, radiant with music.
Line-up
solo Lionel Suarez - accordion / duo w André Minvielle (vocal) / duo avec Airelle Besson (trumpet)
About us
"Alone on stage? Of course not! His accordion accompanies him, unless it is an integral part of the artist, and in the end, we don't know which is more human, the man or the instrument!
No, Lionel Suarez is not alone on stage... He has his unique music with him, and his artistic freedom, which allows him to move seamlessly from the airy elegance of birdsong to a denser, deeper, more intense breath, as if rooted in the earth: the accordion grants him everything, allows him everything, enriching compositions, arrangements, and standards with complete complicity.
His many encounters with artists, musicians and others, have inspired him to pay tribute to them, to walk alongside them for a while, contributing to their work. And it is through his unparalleled virtuosity and unique technical skill that the musician conveys rare emotions that take your breath away, make you vibrate, and leave you permanently intoxicated by what a man and an instrument can achieve.
From chanson to jazz, from Brazil to Argentina, from years of dancing to prestigious stages, Lionel Suarez retraces his journey, a journey rich in wonderful encounters, moving anecdotes, and of course, music, radiant with music.
Solo, duo with André Minvielle (vocals), duo with Airelle Besson (trumpet)
Composer, arranger, director, producer—it's difficult to list everything he can do and all those who have called on his services...
But from Claude Nougaro to Richard Bona, from Jean Rochefort to the National Jazz Orchestra, via André Minvielle, Didier Lockwood, Sylvain Luc, Bumcello, Sixun, Bernard Lavilliers, Charles Aznavour, Véronique Sanson, Renaud, Pierre Perret, Clotilde Courau, Allain Leprest, Yael Naim, and so many others, we grasp the eclecticism and versatility of this subtle colorist who has given the accordion orchestral flavors that we could never have imagined.
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