Plume

Plume is a jazz quartet that explores the art of improvisation through a repertoire of original compositions. The sound universe of the musicians is built from an inner musicality to get closer to the very nature of sound: a vibration. This introspective and immersive dimension through sound plunges us into an inner journey through the different compositions. These compositions have been integrated and deeply triturated by the performers like actors caught in the guts by the text they declaim.

For this quartet, a piece of music is like a living organism, it is not possible to play the same one twice in a row. Its mood changes from day to day but its DNA remains the same.

Plume has found in jazz an infinitely repeatable way to play with the fragility of the moment.

The project "Plume" is named after a composition of the quartet that was inspired by the Sufi tale "The Conference of the Birds" written in the 12th century by the Sufi poet Farîd Od-dîn 'Attâr.

"Each of us is a kind of bird.