Vincent Ségal is a French cellist and composer whose eclectic musical journey is a testament to his versatility and innovative approach to music. Rooted in classical training from the National Music Academy of Lyon and later enriching his skills at the Conservatoire de Paris, Ségal's musical exploration has far surpassed the traditional boundaries of his classical origins. Throughout his career, Ségal has delved into a myriad of genres, ranging from baroque to contemporary classical music, and has not shied away from the realms of jazz, electronic, world music, and beyond.

His discography, marked by albums such as "Musique de nuit" and "Songs of Time Lost", speaks to a collaborative spirit and a passion for cross-cultural musical dialogue. Ségal's work often involves innovative partnerships, notably his acclaimed collaboration with Malian musician Ballaké Sissoko in "Chamber Music". This album, like much of Ségal's work, bridges disparate musical worlds, creating a sound that is both intimate and expansive. Other projects, such as "CrossBorder Blues" and "Abu Sadiya", further illustrate his talent for merging the traditional with the contemporary, always with a profound respect for the essence of each musical tradition he engages. Vincent Ségal's journey is one of continuous exploration, making him a revered figure in the dynamic landscape of global music.