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Tag: Michael Pigneguy

Concerts and tours, Festivals, Interviews Posted on31 May 201931 May 2019

Michael Pigneguy: ‘jazz is a global musical language’

“When you meet artists from different countries, they’re almost always keen to chat, play and experiment. I think the musical training and experiences that many jazz musicians have allows them to interact with musicians from lots of different cultural and musical backgrounds and get something fun happening.”

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Gigs and concerts, News Posted on26 July 201731 July 2017

Michael Pigneguy is back

It’s been a long time between drinks but musical expat Michael Pigneguy is extremely excited to return to Melbourne with former and new musical collaborators to perform at the Paris Cat

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