Passion Galliano | AUGUST 11TH
Some instruments safeguard a collective memory. The accordion is one of them: the breath of the people, a voice of the streets and celebrations, the melancholy of the dance, travel, and nostalgia.
But in the hands of Richard Galliano, this instrument ceases to belong to a single landscape and becomes the world: it traverses jazz, dialogues with Bach, brushes against tango, reinvents French tradition, and opens itself to the vertigo of improvisation.