Concert by Bernard Joyet - From Brassens to the new scene

Bernard Joyet (festival godfather), virtuoso of the word, accompanied by Clélia Bressat-Blum, virtuoso of the note...
Joyet, compared to the greats, sung by Juliette, Jamait, Francesca Solleville... performed at the Comédie Française, studied at school...
"He possesses the power of the spoken word to shatter all preconceptions for anyone with salt and a blue island in their heart. He's a human being on the move, who has seen what others thought they saw. Who presses where it hurts to make us feel good. It's written with the blood of my heart and without forced courtesy." (Serge Le Vaillant)
"Bernard Joyet isn't just a singer. He's a shattering, tender human being, a provocateur, a comforter, and a magnificent author. Run to hear him, don't keep him waiting." (Anne Sylvestre)

Opening act: Augustine Hoffmann
A singer-songwriter who is both tender and direct, funny without being light-hearted. Alone on stage with her guitar, she delivers folk songs with simple, sincere words, carried by a deep, warm voice that softens her confidences. Through her lyrics, she presents characters who doubt, confront and reveal themselves - reflections of herself and of each of us. For her, writing and singing are a way of getting through life: accepting the downfalls, celebrating the joys, keeping alive the memory of those who have gone. It's her way of expressing anger, of escaping dark thoughts, of still believing in life and in human beings. Her songs are inner journeys, guided by hope and her lucky star.