Raphaël Imbert

Raphaël Imbert is a versatile French jazz artist, renowned for his skills as a saxophonist, conductor, and composer. Born in 1974 in Thiais, France, Imbert's early exposure to artistic practices ignited a lifelong passion for music. His career spans over two decades, during which he has made significant contributions to the jazz and classical crossover genres. Imbert is also the founder of Compagnie Nine Spirit, an ensemble that reflects his innovative approach to music. His work extends beyond performance, as he has been dedicated to an educational project since 2003, fostering the next generation of musicians. Imbert's discography includes notable albums like "Songbook (Live à La Gare)" and "Oraison," showcasing his unique blend of jazz and sacred music influences. His accolades include the prestigious 'Villa Médicis hors les murs' award, highlighting his deep exploration of sacred music and jazz. Whether on stage or in the studio, Raphaël Imbert's music is a testament to his artistic vision and technical prowess.