Miles Davis “Elevator to the Scaffold”

On the night of December 4 to 5, 1957, at the Parisian post office studio, musicians celebrated the wedding of jazz and film noir. Improvising live on the images of Louis Malle, Miles Davis and his men create tragedy.  The famous sequence in which Jeanne Moreau walks the Champs-Élysées at night owes much to the inimitable sound of her trumpet, Miles' music giving the entire work its dark twilight atmosphere. ELEVATOR FOR THE SCAFFOLD, THE ALBUM IN COLLECTOR'S EDITION: reconnect with the emotion of the vinyl record thanks to a beautiful connected frame, a real object of passion which can be placed on a piece of furniture, a desk, a bookcase or hung on a wall. THE DIGITAL EXPERIENCE: with an exclusive selection of content – ​​music, videos, photos, texts – offered in an application accessible through your connected frame, on all devices and whenever you want. É limited and numbered edition!