After outlining a program of songs, the Trio DuLaBo embarked on a new formula: replaying of Ma Mère l'Oye, the emblematic work by Maurice Ravel.  The marriage of sounds was an important parameter in the music of Ravel.  Here, the starting material is clear, : a score for piano four hands ... A fabulous playground for our laboratory, which, like Ravel, focus on being fed by everything, listening to the  noise of the world to enrich their own expression. 

Vibraphone and saxophone weave melodies and harmonies while the rhythmic pulse is provided by a strange "ethnic drums" where the drums are replaced by traditional drums.  World music, jazz or music concrete ...  the result is a constant inventiveness.  >With slogans such as improvisation and interactivity, the trio DuLaBo creates music  free & resolutely playful. 

A fascinating experience of "improvised" music. 

"One of the most exciting discoveries of the last Jazz in Vienna (...) unexpected marriage of their sounds marvel."  Jazz Magazine - Jazzman (see article) 

"Dreamlike music, sometimes free, sometimes caressing them with Ravel (...) find kinship with Sclavis slap the hands of John Zorn and caress affectionately the head of Don Cherry in his Codona time."  Criss Cross Jazz (see article) 

Yoann Durant : alto saxophone, soprano, objects 
Arnaud Laprêt : percussion / drums 
ébastien Bonniau : vibraphone 

Discography: Ma Mère l'Oye - Maurice Ravel (2008)