The New Bossa Nova Groove Experience Kimiko Ono & Jean-Michel Bernard

• 1 Mannix 02:57
• 2 Little Boat (O Barquinho) 03:17
• 3 Cincinnati Kid 03:53
• 4 The Cat 03:32
• 5 Jardins d'Hiver 03:44
• 6 Desafinado 03:50
• 7 Lalo's Bossa Nove 02:55
• 8 Brazil (Brazil Sou Do Brasil) 03:20
• 9 Wave 04:06
• 10 Chega De Saudade 03:48
• 11 Boato (Bistro) 03:59
• 12 Watch What Happens (Le récit de Cassard) 02:56
• 13 Mission Impossible 02:44
• 14 One Note Samba 02:36
• 15 That Night 03:29
• 16 Samba De Orfeu 02:37
• 17 Manha Do Carnaval 02:52
• 18 How Insensitive 03:52
• 19 Girl From Ipanema 02:40
• 20 Message To Lalo 04:45
• Total Runtime 01:07:52

Info for The New Bossa Nova Groove Experience

The new album by French pianist and composer Jean-Michel Bernard, celebrating the Bossa Nova years of legendary composer Lalo Schifrin, is available now. Following the success of his first tribute album to Lalo Schifrin, Jean-Michel Bernard once again dedicates himself to the Bossa Nova period of the Argentinian master—composer and performer. Blending jazz, Latin, and classical music, he interprets iconic works by Schifrin and other great Bossa Nova masters in a modern and sophisticated style, accompanied by accomplished musicians.

Jean-Michel Bernard's multifaceted and surprising arrangements are accompanied by Kimiko Ono's smooth and radiant voice, Paul Meyer's clarinet, Khalil Chahine's guitar, Xavier Desandre Navarre's drums, François Constantin's percussion, and Pierre Boussaguet's double bass. Each piece blends classical rigor with jazzy freedom to create an elegant, vibrant, and surprising sonic journey. An essential album for lovers of bossa nova, jazz, and film music, where creativity and inventiveness merge in every note.

Jean-Michel Bernard, piano
Kimiko Ono, vocals

Jean-Michel Bernard
is a French pianist, composer, pedagogue, orchestrator and music producer. He is known for regularly creating and performing music for films such as The Science of Sleep, Hugo, Paris-Manhattan, Ca $ h and Be Kind Rewind.

He started playing the piano at the age of two and has collaborated with many artists, including Claude Chabrol, Ray Charles, Lalo Schifrin, Ennio Morricone, Francis Veber, Etienne Chatiliez, Fanny Ardant, Michel Gondry and Martin Scorsese. He created a film music composition class at the Paris Conservatory. In recent years, he wrote music for Gela Babluani's film Money, which won the Grand Prix at the Brussels Film Festival in 2018, and Ballad for a Pierced Heart (2020) by Greek director Yannis Economides. He won the SACEM Grand Prix 2017 for film music and has been officially appointed Artist Steinway. He travels around the world with his piano concert (FMF Krakow, Los Angeles, Japan, France, Germany, Croatia etc.).

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