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Gautier Montegu 4tet
Nov 6

Gautier Montegu 4tet

Step into a space where vintage swing meets modern virtuosity. This four-piece ensemble channels the spirit of jazz legends while injecting fresh, original energy into every note, making for a truly electrifying listening experience.

Le Melville (Paris 8th)

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On Friday, November 6, 2026, Le Melville in the 8th arrondissement hosts the Gautier Montegu 4tet for a night of jazz mastery. Running from 21:00 to 23:30, the quartet presents an original repertoire of compositions and arrangements that bridge the gap between the be-bop era and modern jazz styles. Driven by a compelling swing and sophisticated harmonic sense, the musicians pay homage to the Afro-American tradition. Whether you are a jazz aficionado or simply looking for a live performance in an intimate setting, this concert offers a unique musical experience. Tickets for this event are priced at 10 euros.

Inspired by an energy and style ranging from the be-bop era to more modern formations, the four musicians present an original repertoire of compositions and arrangements with a common thread of sophisticated harmonic sense and a catchy swing. With Sandro Torsiello (tenor saxophone), Gautier Montegu (piano), France Duclairoir (double bass), and Guillaume Leguérinel (drums), the quartet offers compositions fully inspired by the jazz of their elders, with a keen eye always fixed on the Afro-American tradition.

Gautier Montegu: piano

Guillaume Leguerinel: drums

France Duclairoir: double bass

Jean-Baptiste Rannou: sax

Our take on this event

Experience the Gautier Montegu 4tet live at Le Melville on November 6, 2026. The performance runs from 21:00 to 23:30, showcasing the interplay between four skilled musicians: Gautier Montegu on piano, Guillaume Leguérinel on drums, France Duclairoir on double bass, and Jean-Baptiste Rannou on saxophone.

The quartet explores a wide musical spectrum, drawing inspiration from the golden age of be-bop while integrating contemporary influences. Their setlist features a blend of personal compositions and custom arrangements, all unified by a sharp focus on rhythm and complex harmonic structures. By blending traditional influences with a modern approach, the ensemble delivers a dynamic show that honors the roots of jazz music while keeping a vibrant, forward-looking energy. Admission is 10 euros for this evening of music.

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