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Sylvie Boisel is a French jazz singer from
Paris who came to Sydney in 2006 and has fallen in love with our country. Sylvie has performed at many prestigious events including the opening night of the Sydney Film Festival featuring "La vie en rose" movie about Edith Piaf life with Marion Cotillard, accompanied by Mister Camembert band, the open of this movie at the Dendy cinema as well and
The Wallabies Farewell at the Sydney Town Hall.See video on the left of the page. She regularly performs gigs at
functions, restaurants and clubs all over Sydney and Melbourne. Upcoming events
include a performance at the French Lion’s Club in Sydney, as well as the Bright
Festival and the Moe Jazz Festival both in Victoria early in 2010. She regularly
performs her classic French hits like She, The Autumn Leaves, I Will Wait, The
Old Fashioned Way, La vie en rose and other great jazz classics like C’est si
bon, C’est Magnifique and Mack the Knife. Sylvie works with a number of
different musicians - her newly formed Sylvie Boisel Jazz Trio consists of
vocals, piano and double bass, but she also regularly works with accompanists on
guitar, violin, accordion, piano and trombone. Sylvie calls herself “the
vocalist d’amour”, she loves to sing songs of love.
Sylvie Boisel management: LANA Orlova +612
8003 4680
Info@sylvieboisel.com
Coming in 2010: Tribute to Edith piaf
: Jazz CD
"...a true Jazz singer" - Jane
Esposito Bonnie Doon Golf Club,
" Emotion, poetry and charm.' " -
Jean Favre Theatre Le Tourtour Paris
"Sylvie Boisel gives her all, with
her fragile warmth.' " - Alice Dona
"her charisma and her unique
interpretation! '" - Valérie Nicolas General Manager of the Alliance Française
de Sydney
"you were a hit - your zany yet
charming style, coupled with your emotional and compelling performance " - Ross
Greenaway Melba Festival,
"I will personally be recommending
you to all as a unique cabaret act' " - Ross Greenaway Melba Festival,
"Sylvie Boisel has a way of
connecting with the music of Piaf that is simultaneously moving and inspiring."
- Anthony Winter Vocal Instructor MMTA, ANATS, LTCL, AMusTCL ,
"She is energetic, has a
beautiful voice and delivered a really great performance. " - Tanya Vragalis Leo
Burnett
Peter Allen would be so proud to
hear this beautiful song sung with such feeling. It was truly inspirational. I
feel very privileged to have heard Sylvie sing this song. '" - Beryl Payne Vice
District Governor Lions District 201 N5
"Her rendition of 'I still call
Australia home' in French was just absolutely wonderful. " - Beryl Payne Vice
District Governor Lions District 201 N5
"Your fantastic vocals....Thank
you again Sylvie! " - Lav Bodnaruk Film Director,
"The whole audience of over 800
including the Prime Minister enjoyed her singing" - Ross Wall Producer The
Events Group
"Your personality and
professionalism shone through" "We hope that you will always 'Call Australia
Home' " Radio Northern Beaches
"The most successful entertainment
event in the history of our community radio station. " Radio Northern Beaches "
'The humour of Sylvie Boisel makes
a merry dance. ' " - Anne-Marie Paquotte , Télérama Paris
"Acid humour and poetry are the
tools of Sylvie Boisel.Worth seeing. ' " - Le Figaro
"Without any flourishing of the
arms, only by the power of her voice, her presence on stage, Sylvie Boisel
manages to move, to distil this subtle mixture of force and emotion which
characterizes the songs of the tall brown lady.Barbara. - Jean Daniel Belfond
Author
"Boisel, who sang when the
Wallabies left for France for the 2007 Rugby World Cup, has performed for Radio
Northern Beaches, and sung at the screening of the biographical film about
French singer Edith Piaf. She has penned a version of I Still Call Australia
Home in French. " - Rod Bennett, Manly Daily (Feb 17, 2009)
"Your performance of beautiful
French classics kept an enthusiastic audience enthralled." - Jane Esposito
Bonnie Doon Golf Club,
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