
KOGOBA BASIGUI
EVE RISSER ET LES CHŒURS DE LA VALLÉE DE LA BRUCHE
KOGOBA BASIGUI
Kogoba Basigui is the result of a beautiful collaboration between the composer and pianist Eve Risser, with her Red DesertOrchestra, and the Malian griot percussionist Naïny Diabaté and her ensemble Kaladjula Band. The project mixes compositions with influences from the two countries of their creators, and a dialogue between the two orchestras is created, crossing the energy of Mandingo music with the sounds of contemporary jazz. Eve Risser has been leading a residency in the Bruche Valley since 2021, under the auspices of Jazzdor. The project presented here follows on from this residency, with over a hundred amateur choristers, children from local schools and adults, mobilized throughout the autumn to create this unique and unprecedented evening, highlighting Kogoba Basigui's fantastic energy for sharing.
With the support of DRAC Grand Est, ComCom de la Vallée de la Bruche, Ville de Schirmeck and Collectivité européenne d'Alsace.
Red Desert Orchestra
Eve Risser, piano, synth, alto flute, composition, artistic direction
Antonin-Tri Hoang, alto saxophone
Sakina Abdou, tenor saxophone, bass recorder
Grégoire Tirtiaux, baritone saxophone, gembri
Nils Ostendorf, trumpet
Jean Lucas, trombone
Tatiana Paris, guitar
Emmanuel Scarpa, drums, percussion
Fanny Lasfargues, bass, effects, vocals
Kaladjula Band
Naïny Diabaté, vocals, bolon, tama, composition, artistic direction
Lalla Diallo, djembe
Fatima Maïga, guitar
Bintou Koita, dun
Wassa Kouyaté, keyboard, kora, vocals
Oumou Kaïta, calabash
Choristers from Bruche Valley schools
Chamade choir
Ensemble vocal de la Haute-Bruche