Yael Miller
Rhizomes Quartier général
Conservatory Regional Influence D'aubervilliers
5 Rue Edouard Poisson
30 avr. 2024
20:30 UTC+2
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Description du concert
Le Quartier Général est un bar imaginaire, où plusieurs communautés d’exilés aiment se retrouver pour boire, parler, chanter jusqu’à l’aube. Cette nuit-là, les femmes prennent la parole. Sept femmes venant des quatre coins de la Méditerranée. Au fil des verres, les langues se délient, sept langues se déploient. Les histoires sont chargées, transcendées par la joie du présent, de la musique.
Avec RHIZOMES: Donia Berriri : voix-synthé, Yael Miller : voix-synthé, Thomas Caillou : guitare électrique, voix, Baptiste Germser : basse, bugle, Roland Merlinc : batterie
Et les chanteuses: Oum, Leila Mendez, Clemence Gabrielidis, Hatice Özer et Bianca Iannuzzi.
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Biographie de Yael Miller
Yael Miller’s soulful sound, deeply personal songwriting and engaging stage presence are making a splash on the current scene. Originally from Tel Aviv, where she studied voice, piano and trombone at the Yigal Alon Conservatory, today she is focusing on her own musical compositions and performances.
Now based in Geneva and Paris, Miller founded the modern jazz group Orioxy, which released three albums to international acclaim (including Grand Prize from the jury at the Avignon Jazz Festival) and has performed at such prestigious locations as Jazz à la Villette, the Sunset (Paris), the Cully Jazz Festival, the Copenhagen Jazz Festival, the Alhambra (Geneva), and Like a Jazz Machine (Luxembourg).
She also teaches at Geneva Popular Conservatory, collaborates with various musicians in the rock, klezmer, experimental and rap genres, and performs in musicals.
Bordering on indie pop-rock, Yael Miller’s intense minimalism draws her listeners to the heart of her unique and iconoclastic musical landscape. She sings carefully crafted lyrics in English, French and Hebrew, and accompanies herself on synthesizers and Wurlitzer piano; Roland Merlinc and Baptiste Germser provide a harmonious backdrop on drums and bass.
Yael Miller’s premiere EP was released in September, 2017 in France and Switzerland. The release of her first album is scheduled for the autumn of 2018.
Plus d'infoNow based in Geneva and Paris, Miller founded the modern jazz group Orioxy, which released three albums to international acclaim (including Grand Prize from the jury at the Avignon Jazz Festival) and has performed at such prestigious locations as Jazz à la Villette, the Sunset (Paris), the Cully Jazz Festival, the Copenhagen Jazz Festival, the Alhambra (Geneva), and Like a Jazz Machine (Luxembourg).
She also teaches at Geneva Popular Conservatory, collaborates with various musicians in the rock, klezmer, experimental and rap genres, and performs in musicals.
Bordering on indie pop-rock, Yael Miller’s intense minimalism draws her listeners to the heart of her unique and iconoclastic musical landscape. She sings carefully crafted lyrics in English, French and Hebrew, and accompanies herself on synthesizers and Wurlitzer piano; Roland Merlinc and Baptiste Germser provide a harmonious backdrop on drums and bass.
Yael Miller’s premiere EP was released in September, 2017 in France and Switzerland. The release of her first album is scheduled for the autumn of 2018.
Indie Pop Rock
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