About
Indigo is a jazz quartet, originally a group of friends and students from the CMDL.
(Centre des Musiques Didier Lockwood). Their music draws its roots from Jazz and relies on the art of improvisation and the exploration of the moment between 4 musicians. The quartet ventures into personal compositions, inspired by Brad Mehldau and Richie Beirach, while integrating harmonic shades close to those of Ravel / Debussy, who paved the way for new colors nearly a century ago.
Lucas Marchand: piano
Rayan Besançon: bass
Guillaume Leguerinel: drums
Lemmy Feuvray: guitar
Our take on this event
Lose yourself in the magnetic chemistry of a quartet that bridges the gap between classic jazz and the ethereal harmonies of French impressionist composers. Whether you are a jazz aficionado or simply looking for a soul-soothing soundtrack to your weekend, this blend of deep improvisation and refined technique is a breath of fresh air.
The jazz quartet Indigo performs at Le Melville in the 8th arrondissement for an evening centered on improvisation. Comprising Lucas Marchand on piano, Rayan Besançon on bass, Guillaume Leguerinel on drums, and Lemmy Feuvray on guitar, the ensemble formed at the CMDL presents its original compositions on Tuesday, December 1, 2026. Drawing from jazz roots and impressionist influences like Ravel and Debussy, the four musicians explore the spontaneity of the moment. The concert takes place from 20:00 to 23:00, with an entry fee of 10 euros. This performance offers a unique musical experience in the heart of Paris.
Indigo is a jazz quartet rooted in a long-standing friendship between students from the Centre des Musiques Didier Lockwood. Their musical identity relies on the art of improvisation, with each performance highlighting the immediate interplay between the four band members. They specialize in original compositions inspired by the styles of Brad Mehldau and Richie Beirach, while incorporating harmonic textures reminiscent of Ravel and Debussy.
The lineup features Lucas Marchand on piano, Rayan Besançon on bass, Guillaume Leguerinel on drums, and Lemmy Feuvray on guitar. This show is scheduled for Tuesday, December 1, 2026, at Le Melville, located at 28 Rue Jean Mermoz in the 8th arrondissement. The venue serves as the perfect setting for their exploration of contemporary jazz colors.
Tickets for the event are available for 10 euros. The session is planned from 20:00 until 23:00. This concert provides an opportunity to hear a group that bridges the gap between traditional jazz foundations and modern, avant-garde improvisational techniques.
