Joshua Redman double trio in Juan-les-Pins

On the stage of Jazz-à-Juan 2010, Joshua Redman achieves the feat of leading his two trios at the same time, and he does it with brilliance. Born in Berkeley in 1969 and trained at Harvard, this multi-influenced saxophonist is the son of the incredible musician Dewey Redman, himself a great jazz master and saxophonist. Here he immerses us in an atypical musical experience, where the symmetry created by this double trio is at its most captivating.

Since the 1990s, he has been collaborating with the most talented musicians of the new generation: Brad Mehldau, Roy Hargrove, Charlie Haden, but also previous generations, such as Chick Corea and Dave Brubeck. His name alone is now enough to evoke an unusual, technical, passionate and extremely creative playing. This concert is once again the tangible proof of an extraordinary musical capacity. The master leaves us simply amazed.