Five years later, L’Orkestre des pas perdus launch a new album, “Mondo Cuivro.” The Orkestre, under the artistic direction of trombone player Claude St-Jean, will be live at La Sala Rossa (Montréal) Saturday February 28, 2004.

Many DAME musician will be performing this summer. First, the Fanfare Pourpour will take part in Saint-Fortunat’s incredible music festival, June 21 and 22. Then, at the Festival international de jazz de Montréal, L’Orkestre des pas perdus will play outside from July 3 to 7. Also playing during the festival at the museum of contemporary arts, Les Projectionnistes July 3 and world renowned guitar player René Lussier July 6. This edition of L’OFF Festival de Jazz de Montréal also proposes plenty of DAME-related shows. Jean Derome will play at Lion d’Or June 27, July 3 and 5. Pierre St-Jak June 27. Rouge ciel June 29. Normand Guilbeault with an hommage to Mingus July 1. Martin Tétreault and Pierre Cartier July 3. Lee Pui Ming in duo with Joane Hétu aith also the {nbio:derome_je}-{nbio:guilbeault_no}-{nbio:tanguay_pi} trio July 5. Go see them all!

L’Orkestre des pas perdus takes its brilliant exhuberance to Paris (France) for a series of three concerts, May 16 to 18, 2002. Just before its parisian excursion, the Orkestre stops at Reus’ Festival Trapezi (Spain) from May 9 to 12, and plays also May 15 at Barcelona’s jazz club “La Boîte.” The Québec public will be able to catch the Orkestre live very soon, for they will attend St-Fortunat’s Festival International de Musique Incroyable, June 15 and 16, 2002.