Raphaël Imbert

Raphaël Imbert is a French saxophonist, composer, and conductor known for his innovative and deeply expressive approach to jazz. With a strong interest in the intersection of jazz, spirituals, and classical music, Imbert has carved out a unique space in the contemporary music scene. His projects often explore themes of exile, spirituality, and cross-cultural influences, blending traditional jazz with unexpected elements like klezmer, sacred music, and literary inspirations.

Over the years, Imbert has led and collaborated on a number of adventurous recordings, such as "Songbook (Live à La Gare)" and "Invisible Stream," showcasing his flair for live improvisation and genre fusion. He's also known for conceptual works like “Bye-bye Berlin” and “Baudelaire jazz,” which delve into historical and poetic themes through music. Deeply engaged in education and research as well, Imbert demonstrates how jazz can serve as a powerful medium for storytelling and cultural dialogue.

Genres

French Jazz

Latest Release

Songbook (Live à La Gare)

Raphaël Imbert

Album - 8 Tracks - Released October 11, 2024