Guillaume Barraud Quartet at 38 Riv

| Jazz & Indian Music CreationAn exhilarating fusion of Indian music and contemporary jazz. Here we discover a sound universe that is both timeless and full of energy, where the purity of the bansuri flute confronts the roughness of an incisive electric guitar and organic bass-drums grooves.A selection of highly poetic pieces that tell a complex initiatory journey, reflecting the artist's intimate relationship with the bamboo flute.Guillaume Barraud first composed most of the pieces on his first instrument, the guitar, before enriching them on the flute, giving a prominent place to his British guitarist Tam De Villiers. The new solid and agile rhythm section includes bassist Guillaume Ruelland and drummer Rafaël Koerner (ONJ)....

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| Jazz & Indian Music CreationAn exhilarating fusion of Indian music and contemporary jazz. Here we discover a sound universe that is both timeless and full of energy, where the purity of the bansuri flute confronts the roughness of an incisive electric guitar and organic bass-drums grooves.A selection of highly poetic pieces that tell a complex initiatory journey, reflecting the artist's intimate relationship with the bamboo flute.Guillaume Barraud first composed most of the pieces on his first instrument, the guitar, before enriching them on the flute, giving a prominent place to his British guitarist Tam De Villiers. The new solid and agile rhythm section includes bassist Guillaume Ruelland and drummer Rafaël Koerner (ONJ).

| Création jazz & musique indienneUne fusion exaltante de musique indienne et de jazz contemporain. On y découvre un univers sonore à la fois intemporel et foisonnant d’énergie, où la pureté de la flûte bansuri se confronte à la rugosité d’une guitare électrique incisive et de grooves organiques basse-batterie.Une sélection de pièces hautement poétiques qui racontent un voyage initiatique complexe, témoignant de la relation intime de l’artiste avec la flûte de bambou.Guillaume Barraud a d’abord composé la plupart des morceaux sur son premier instrument, la guitare, avant de les étoffer à la flûte, ce qui confère une place prééminente à son guitariste britannique Tam De Villiers. La nouvelle section rythmique, solide et leste, comprend le bassiste Guillaume Ruelland et le batteur ​Rafaël Koerner (​ONJ).

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