What kind of jazz do they play?
It rarely happens that jazz is enriched with a new voice so great that it influences the direction of the music and pushes it towards unexpected heights. French Camille Bertault has such a voice - and a strong personal presence and originality. Her timbre and timing are unique.
She is able to effortlessly weave her way through jazz standards as well as complicated classical works and her own compositions. She has an aura that wonderfully complements her ability to make the difficult seem easy.

What should I know about them?
Bertault has already created a large fan base in Denmark from previous performances in Montmartre, as a unique performer and a "must-see" if you appreciate a virtuoso, charming and original musical expression. On her return visit to Montmartre, she brings an all-star team consisting of the classically trained Lebanese pianist Fady Farah, the French star trumpeter Julien Alour, the Argentinian and de...

What kind of jazz do they play?
It rarely happens that jazz is enriched with a new voice so great that it influences the direction of the music and pushes it towards unexpected heights. French Camille Bertault has such a voice - and a strong personal presence and originality. Her timbre and timing are unique.
She is able to effortlessly weave her way through jazz standards as well as complicated classical works and her own compositions. She has an aura that wonderfully complements her ability to make the difficult seem easy.

What should I know about them?
Bertault has already created a large fan base in Denmark from previous performances in Montmartre, as a unique performer and a "must-see" if you appreciate a virtuoso, charming and original musical expression. On her return visit to Montmartre, she brings an all-star team consisting of the classically trained Lebanese pianist Fady Farah, the French star trumpeter Julien Alour, the Argentinian and deeply original drummer Minino Garay, and the latest member of the group, the Frenchman and bassist Sylvain Romano.

What do the reviewers say?

"Camille Bertault is more than just a singer; she is a musical phenomenon. She manages to do the impossible – to sing Coltrane's most difficult solo – so it sounds like a breeze." — Le Monde

"Her voice is a precision instrument, but it is her French charm and her ability to tell stories that make her a true star." — The Guardian...

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