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Anthony Rosecovic
Betty Bonifaci
Bia
Bullfrog Band
Cirque du Soleil
Chandralua
Charle Papasoff
Denis Lepage
Les Colocs
Color do Brasil
Eval Manigat
Estacion Da Luz
Forrotimo
Frencis Covan
Ines Canepa
Isaac Neto
John McGale
Las Ondas Marteles
Marie Vallée
Madou Diarra
Manon Levesque
Monica Freire
Mario Saint-Amand
Niko Beki
Paulo Ramos
Romel Ribeiro
Rony Jordan
Said Mesnaoui
Sandra Le couteure
Skip Bey&Tim Jakson
Stephane Montanaro
The Savoy Ellingtons
Thierry Sechan
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Fabrice studied at the Dante Agostini drum school in Paris, the AIMRA jazz school in Lyon (one of the largest in France) and at the Cégep de Saint-Laurent in Montréal. He later continued his musical education by taking part in workshops, in particular on Brazilian percussion with Jean-Paul Ceccarelli (Sting) and African percussion with Billy Cobham. Fabrice honed his style through private lessons with Uzeb’s Paul Brochu and studied rhythm and technique for a variety of Brazilian percussion instruments during a three-month trip across Brazil.
As a professional musician, Fabrice has performed at a wide range of venues, festivals and corporate events in Canada and internationally, including the Montréal Jazz Festival, the Francofolies, the World Film Festival, the Rimouski International Jazz Festival, and the Franco-Ontarian Festival. He also performed with Les Colocs for the 1999 Fête Nationale concert, broadcast live on Radio Canada, and was part of British guitarist Rony Jordan’s North American tour.
Fabrice is known for his groove and sense of melody. His versatility and curiosity have led to his involvement in wide-ranging projects. He has regularly recorded music by different composers for film and documentary. The list of his artistic collaborations keeps growing (see list opposite).
Fabrice is always looking for new projects in different styles. He divides his time between his studio, his own compositions and live performances.
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