Vincent Peirani
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Vincent Peirani performing at Deutsches Jazz Festival in 2015
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| Background information | |
| Born | 24 April 1980 |
| Origin | Nice, France |
| Genres | Jazz |
| Instruments | accordion (bayan) |
| Labels | ACT |
| Website | www |
Vincent Peirani (born 24 April 1980) is a French accordionist, vocalist and composer.[1]
Discography
As leader or co-leader
- 2014 - Belle Époque with Emile Parisien, ACT
- 2013 - Thrill Box with Michael Wollny (p) and Michel Benita (b), ACT
- 2013 - Tanguillo with François Salque and Tomas Gubitsch, Zig Zag Territoires
- 2011 - Est with François Salque (cello),[2] Zig Zag Territoires
- 2009 - Gunung Sebatu with Vincent Lê Quang (saxophone), Zig Zag Territoires
- 2008 - Mélosolex, Label Ouïe / Anticraft distribution
Participations
- 2013 - Stromae, Racine Carrée, Mercury Records
- 2013 - Journal Intime, Extension des Feux, Neuklang Records
- 2013 - Richard Bona, Bonafied, Universal Jazz
- 2013 - Youn Sun Nah, Lento, ACT Music
- 2013 - Thiefs, Melanine Harmonic Recordings
- 2013 - Gael Faye, Pili Pili Sur Un Croissant Au Beurre, Universal Music
- 2013 - Serena Fisseau, D'Une Île à l'Autre, Naïve
- 2012 - Daniel Humair, Sweet & Sour, Laborie
- 2012 - Ulf Wakenius, Vagabond, ACT Music
- 2011 - Bénabar, Les Bénéfices du doute
- 2010 - Roberto Alagna, Live à Nîmes (DVD), Universal Music
- 2010 - Les Yeux Noirs, Tiganeasca, Zig Zag Territoires
- 2010 - Livre disque pour enfants Mon imagier des amusettes, Tomes 1 and 2, Gallimard
- 2009 - David Sire, David Sire, Sélénote
- 2009 - Laurent Korcia, Cinéma, EMI
- 2009 - Mike Ibrahim, La Route du Nord, Universal / Polydor
- 2008 - Sanseverino, Sanseverino aux Bouffes du Nord, Sony / BMG
- 2007 - Hadrien Féraud, Hadrien Féraud, Dreyfus Records
- 2007 - Les Yeux Noirs, Oprescena, ZZT
- 2007 - Olivier Calmel, Empreintes, Musica Guild
- 2007 - Yves Simon, Rumeurs, Universal / Barclay
- 2006 - Muriel Bloch and Éric Slabiak, Orphée Dilo and autres contes des Balkans, Naïve
- 2006 - Muriel Bloch and Éric Slabiak, Carte postale des Balkans, Naïve
- 2006 - Jean-Philippe Muvien, Air Libre, Allgorythm
- 2005 - Marie-Amélie Seigner, Merci pour les fleurs, Symbolic
- 2005 - Le Cirque Des Mirages, Fumée d'Opium, Universal Music
- 2004 - Sophie Forte, Sophie Forte, Niark Productions
- 2003 - Lansiné Kouyaté and David Neerman, Kangaba, Popcornlab
- 2003 - Youn Sun Nah, Down By Love HUB Music/Warner EMI Korea
- 2003 - The European Union Jazz Youth Orchestra, European Jazz Orchestra 2003, Music Mecca
- 2002: Les Yeux Noirs, Live (EMI/Odéon)
Decorations
References
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