Jules Jassef Quartet

Trumpeter and composer Jules Jassef presents his music for the first time in a quartet on the occasion of his first #JazzDeDemain residency date. Surrounded by his musician friends, he proposes an intimate music, made of simple melodies and ideas. A time that expands and retracts, during which the young musicians are caught up in a game of musical interaction.

Jules Jassef started playing the trumpet at the age of 6, after two years of guitar. He started playing jazz at the Collège de Marciac, in the Gers. After passing through various conservatories in the south-west of France where he studied classical trumpet, jazz, choral conducting and dance, he joined the Jazz and Generative Improvisation classes at the CNSM in Paris as well as the Jazz Art Department at the Manhattan School of Music in New York. He studied trumpet with Médéric Collignon and Ingrid Jensen and composition with François Theberge and Jim McNeely.

Through his multiple experiences in Europe and around the world, one can hear in Jules Jassef's music influences from Dave Douglas, Ingrid Jensen or Miles Davis.

Created in 2012, the #JazzFromTomorrow slot has given rise to a series of monthly and bimonthly residencies, allowing young artists to experiment on stage, to develop a repertoire, while presenting it to the public. A promising and promising niche where creativity and emulsion have no limits. #BeCurious!