Michel Zenino & Ronnie Lynn Patterson

Manouche jazz — Master of Italian swing, Simone Magliozzi enchants the Parisian scene with his trio, paying homage to the legendary Django Reinhardt.

An essential double bassist on the French jazz scene, Michel Zenino has built a career rich in collaborations with major jazz figures such as Archie Shepp, Barney Wilen, Toots Thielemans, James Carter and Eric Truffaz.

Winner of the National Jazz Competition in La Défense in 1988, he is recognized for the depth of his playing, his virtuosity and his sense of listening, both on stage and through his work as a teacher.

Alongside him, Ronnie Lynn Patterson, a self-taught pianist established in France since 1991, develops a singular universe nourished by the heritage of Keith Jarrett, McCoy Tyner and composer Morton Feldman.

His approach, both free, sensitive and profoundly personal, has earned him praise from critics and collaborations with musicians such as Jean-Jacques Avenel and Didier Lasserre.

Brought together as a duo, Michel Zenino and Ronnie Lynn Patterson offer a musical conversation of great finesse, where double bass and piano dialogue with elegance, complicity and a freedom of improvisation that leaves full room for the moment.

Line-up: Ronnie Lynn Patterson: piano; Michel Zenino: double bass The 38Riv Jazz Club is an intimate venue in the heart of the Marais (38 rue de Rivoli, Paris 4th), dedicated to jazz and improvised music.