Ted Nash European Quartet

After more than 30 years with the JALC Orchestra, Ted Nash wanted to perform more with his personal projects. Recognized worldwide as a saxophonist, composer, arranger, holder of several Grammy Awards, Ted Nash is a high-level soloist and also a recognized pedagogue. His style as an instrumentalist is very firmly rooted in tradition but also open to a resolutely contemporary modernity that makes him one of the strongest personalities in the saxophone today. The European Quartet, once again assembled, is composed of:

– Olivier Hutman (member of the groups of Christian Escoudé, Eric Lelann, Barney Wilen, composer of film music, accompanist of James Moody, Clifford Jordan, Frank Wess, Art Farmer, Clark Terry, Tom Harrell, Roy Hargrove, Peter Bernstein and many others) at the piano,

– Thomas Bramerie (the most requested of the French bassists, accompanist of Dee Dee Bridgewater, member of the groups of Stéphane Belmondo) on the double bass

– Jean-Pierre Arnaud (battery of Johnny Griffin for more than 10 years) to the battery.