For 50 years he has traveled the world with his golden trumpet and can claim to have sold more than 15 million records in 23 countries. See you soon 69 years old, Jean-Claude Borelly is still not satisfied and continues to perform successfully in the churches and cathedrals of France.
Sunday, May 22, he arrives at the Church of Our Lady of Caudebec-en Caux with his program entitled “My universe” in order to present his new homonymous album.
The pleasure of playing in churches
The program is intended for the general public and popular, with certainly classical (Gounod’s Ave Maria, Albinoni’s Adagio…) but also gospel, jazz, pieces by Pierre Bachelet (Les Corons), Edith Piaf, Barbara Streisand…
“A few years ago I discovered the pleasure of playing in sacred places, the acoustics there are wonderful, the resonance exceptional” says the trumpet player, “I like to walk in the aisles, to be closer to people “. Jean-Claude Borelly was only seven years old when he discovered Louis Armstrong on television and immediately wanted to play the trumpet, taking lessons from a retired teacher.
Host on the Comedy channel
In 1975 Jean-Claude became an international star with his first album “Dolanes melodie”. With 5 million albums sold, he goes on tours from the United States to Argentina, repeating that “the trumpet is universal”.
Back in France in 2000, he hosted “La grosse mission” on the Comédie channel alongside merry men, Dominique Farrugia, Stéphane Guillon, Cyril Hanouna and Jonathan Lambert.
In 2003, Jean-Claude Borelly played Mikaël Youn in the film shot in Le Havre “La Beuze
“. For Jean-Claude Borelly, his rich career was made “by always pushing the boundaries a little further, without setting limits
“. An eclectic man in his choices as in his musical programs.
Two-hour concert Sunday, May 22 at 4 p.m., with intermission. Single price: €25 (free up to 12 years old). Points of sale: Press’Papiers, 8 place d’Armes in Caudebec-en-Caux, Tel. : 02 32 70 94 56; Maison de la Presse, 20 Le Mail in Yvetot, Tel. : 02 35 56 68 98; Maison de la Presse, 4 Bd de Lattre de Tassigny in Lillebonne, Tel. : 02 35 38 05 20 and on site before the concert. Information and reservations: 06 79 13 98 57.
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