Sébastien Charlier

Sébastien Charlier (Beaumont-sur-Oise, 1971) is a French diatonic harmonica player. He plays chromatically, in all keys, on a single blues harp. His music is inspired by many different influences, from Blues to Jazz, from Fusion to Electro-Pop.[2][3] He has also written two textbooks: Je débute l'harmonica[4] and Méthode en poche harmonica.[5]

Sébastien Charlier
Background information
Born (1975-02-22) February 22, 1975
France
GenresPop, rock, electronic[1]
Occupation(s)Musician
InstrumentsHarmonica
Years active2000–present
Websitesebcharlier.com

Discography

Solo

  • Impasse des Mousserons, 1995, Electro Jazz
  • Just Jazz, 1998, 9 jazz standards
  • Diatonic Revelation, 2005, produced by Didier Lockwood
  • Precious Time, 2009, Jazz Fusion
  • La Coccinelle Geante, 2009, Electro-Pop
  • Precious Time 2.0, 2016, Jazz Fusion

Collaborations:

  • Six ½ - Six ½, chante Nougaro
  • Jean-Paul Millier - Jazz par Millier

Pop / Rock / Electro:

  • Karim Kacel - Une autre
  • Laetitia Backwell – Changer d’univers
  • Compilation – Tribute to Lee Brilleaux
  • DVD Laurent Gatz – Gatz Band Live @ New Morning
  • Too Much Processing - J'aime Ta Soeur

On soundtracks

Video

  • Harmo Jazz
gollark: Okay? And?
gollark: The USB spec goes to 500mA or something, laptops mostly provide 1A or so at most, and dedicated chargers sometimes go to 2.4A.
gollark: This one has a nicely designed cooling system so it doesn't make the keyboard annoyingly hot.
gollark: My last laptop could conveniently keep hot drinks warm with its fan output.
gollark: Yes, actually.

References
  1. Thomas, Bryan. "Sébastien Tellier". AllMusic. Retrieved 7 October 2018.
  2. Sebastien Charlier
  3. Delphi'Muz - Sébastien Charlier pour la sortie de "Precious Time" 2 déc. 2009 – L'harmoniciste Sébastien Charlier nous fait l'amitié de nous faire découvrir en exclusivité son nouvel album Precious Time"
  4. Je débute l'harmonica (Editions Hit Diffusion)
  5. Méthode en poche harmonica (Editions Hit Diffusion)
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