“French singer Camille Bertault’s life changed almost overnight after she posted a video of her singing John Coltrane's ‘Giant Steps,’” wrote Simon Rentner for WBGO Online in March, 2017. “After the video was shared by thousands, she became an Internet darling for her whimsical sing–alongs with artists across the musical spectrum: Hermeto Pascoal, Cory Henry, even Glenn Gould's Goldberg Variations (performed as she prepares dinner).” On her debut disc En Vie (Sunnyside, 2015), Bertault warmly inter-preted songs by Herbie Hancock, Jimmy Rowles, and Duke Ellington alongside her own lyrical originals like “Double Face” and “Satiesque.” This much–anticipated Jazz Standard engagement celebrates the equally anticipated release of Pas De Géant (Giant’s Step), Camille Bertault’s new album and her first re-lease for the Sony/OKeh label. “Camille Bertault is more than merely a sly vocal gymnast; she's a fine composer and a singer who carefully coaxes the emotional impact of a melody.” (DownBeat) Camille Bertault - voice Dan Tepfer - piano Alexander Claffy - bass Ofri Nehemya - drums