Melody Gardot © melodygardot.co.uk
Melody Gardot
»Sunset in the Blue«
Monday
31
October
2022
19:30 – ca. 21:15
Großer Saal
Performers
Melody Gardot, Gesang
Philippe Powell, Klavier
Chris Thomas, Kontrabass
Jorge Bezerra, Percussion
Astghik Vardanyan, Violine
Gohar Papoyan, Violine
Astghik Gazhoyan, Viola
Artyom Manukyan, Violoncello
Matthieu Matignon, Tontechnik
Programme
Anonymus
I am a poor wayfaring stranger. Volkslied
Kermit Goell, Fred Spielman
You won't forget me
Lesley Duncan
Love song (Bearbeitung: Philippe Powell)
Dadi Carvalho
C'est magnifique
Melody Gardot, Pierre Aderne
From Paris with love
Philippe Powell
The foolish heart could love you
Baden Powell
Samba em preludio (Bearbeitung: Pierre Barouh)
Melody Gardot
Our love is easy (Bearbeitung: Philippe Powell)
Les étoiles
If the stars were mine
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Zugabe:
Melody Gardot
Baby I'm a fool
Note
Unterstützt von Erste Bank
Medienpartner Ö1 Club
Subscription series
Jazz
Links
https://melodygardot.co.uk
Presented by
Wiener Konzerthausgesellschaft
The Power of Music
She owes her career not to a typical musician's biography, but to a tragic event. When Gardot was 19 years old, she suffered serious injuries in an accident. The singer, who was already performing in bars at the age of sixteen, drew strength from music and began writing her own songs during her convalescence, which were released shortly afterwards as an album under the title »Some Lessons: The Bedroom Sessions.« It is like »an alchemical feat that such bold and impressive music can be created through terrible pain and uncertainty,« attest the critics.
Regarding the classification into a certain genre, Melody Gardot says: »I can understand why some people hear mainly blues in my songs. Others think my music is actually jazz. But if you look at it closely, you come to the conclusion: it's all about songwriting and the stories that form the basis for it. When people tell you that you have the blues, that's what they mean. The blues is not a style or genre, it's a feeling.«
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