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Alain Cupper
Musique & Concert

Alain Cupper

03oktober 2024
20:30
The Music Village
The Music Village, Rue des Pierres 50 Steenstraat, Bruxelles, Région de Bruxelles-Capitale 1000, Belgique

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The Brazilian Project Alain Cupper (Sax & Flute)Pierre Gillet (Guitar)Everton Rodrigues (Bass)Danny Millan Collazos (Drums Percussion) Saxophonist Alain Cupper takes us on a musical journey to Brazil. With guitarist Pierre Gillet, bassist Everton Rodrigues and percussionist Danny Milan Collasos, the Quartet performs some of the great standards of Brazilian music, as well as lesser-known pieces, and lets us succumb to the irresistible charm of Bossa Nova. TICKET: 16€ Members – No Members 18€

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