Music

PHYLLIPA SOLO

Phyllipa's solo show consists of an eclectic mix of songs : Jazz, French, Irish to Tzigane.

Looping the 'cello and the double bass, sometimes her voice too, she creates her own arrangements and takes her audience on a musical journey through melody, romance, humour and swing.

Not only is Phyllipa a jazz singer and musician, she is also a true performer who knows how to enchant her public, thanks to the experiences she has had over the past twenty years, performing worldwide with many different live bands with an assortment of styles.

Must be seen live!

 

 

Bands

 DUO PHYLLIPA & RÉMI

 

VANDERWOLF

New Cellist from Vanderwolf. On tour in the spring.

Listen

 

SAMARABALOUF "UP"

Violoncelist of the band Samarabalouf "up"

http://www.samarabalouf.fr

 

 

JAZZ LATITUDE

With Do Harson - piano

Phyllipa sings a repertoire of jazz standards with renowned pianist Do Harson.
A class act.
Chet Baker, Bill Evans... to name but a few.

 

DUO JS. BRESSY & PHYLLIPA
 

Very lively act. From classical to Jazz, and it swings !

Piano virtuoso Jean Sebastien Bressy accompanies Phyllipa singing and swinging on double bass and 'cello.

Standing ovation guaranteed !

 

 

 

 

 

SOUPÇON

The duo Soupçon, with Phyll on cello, Alex Crowe on piano, you on enjoying the moment.

Discography

Musical extracts

The Fabulous Reno Brothers, with Phylli-D.

Extract 

 

Jazz Jongleurs, with Phyllipa Scammell (voix, contrebasse), Eric Junkès (piano, sax, arrangement) and Harry Börner (Batterie)

Extract 

 

Six days of madness
Friends of Harry

Take it all (extract) :

 

 

For Diamantenia
Phyll & Gilles

When you come home (extract) :

 

 

Quelle drôle d'idée !
Phyll & Gilles

 

 

 

A little je ne sais quoi
Phyll & Gilles

Ederlezi (extract) :

 

 

 

 

Nursery rhymes

 

 

 

Trois petits tours...
Les Célestins

Life goes on (extract) :

 

 

 

 

Sailing Home

 

 

 

Jumpin'at
The hot club

The Bats Swing (extract) :

 

 

 

Never again !
Anti nazi league

 

 

Extracts : Words and music Phyllipa Scammell, except  "Ederlezi", "Take it all", "As she moved through the fair" and "Whisper not".