Sylvain Luc
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Musicians · 1965–2024

Sylvain Luc

French musician (1965–2024)

Born
7 April 1965
Bayonne
Died
13 March 2024
20th arrondissement of Paris
Country
France
Active
1977–2024
Record labels
Disques Dreyfus
Discography
18 albums

Biography

Sylvain Luc was a jazz musician who played acoustic guitar. Sylvain Luc was born on 7 April 1965 in Bayonne and died on 13 March 2024 in 20th arrondissement of Paris. The music is usually filed under jazz and swing. Record labels: Disques Dreyfus. The discography here lists 18 albums, from “Piaïa” (1993) to “Simple Song” (2023). Honours include Chevalier des Arts et des Lettres (2005), Django d'Or (2007) and Prix Django Reinhardt (2010).

Sylvain Luc (7 April 1965 – 13 March 2024) was a French jazz guitarist. Luc toured regularly but rarely appeared in high-profile jazz festivals. He was particularly attracted to duets, but was also seen in trios (his own, plus Trio Sud, and on tour in 2009 with Steve Gadd and Richard Bona) and rarely with larger groups. His best-known works are the two duet albums with Biréli Lagrène, with whom he toured many times.

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Discography

Studio and live albums

Piaïa 1993
Petits déjà... 1994
Terre Indigo : Thèmes & Variations 1996
Ameskeri 1999
Duet 1999
Sud 2000
Trio Sud 2002
Ambre 2003
Joko 2006
Standards 2009
Summertime 2009
Trio Sud / Joko / Ambre 2010
Organic 2012
Souvenirs d'enfance 2013
2.0 2019
D'une rive à l'autre 2019
By Renaud Letang 2020
Simple Song 2023

Awards

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Frequently asked questions

What instrument did Sylvain Luc play?

Sylvain Luc is known for playing acoustic guitar.

When and where was Sylvain Luc born?

Sylvain Luc was born 7 April 1965 in Bayonne.

What are Sylvain Luc's best-known albums?

Albums in our database include Piaïa (1993), Petits déjà... (1994), Terre Indigo : Thèmes & Variations (1996), Ameskeri (1999) and Duet (1999).

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