Quentin Ghomari

Quentin Ghomari is a graduate of the CNSM in Paris. Active member of the Rouen collective Les Vibrants Défricheurs, it is with Papanosh that he flourishes mainly as a performer and composer. Their albums "Your Beautiful Mother" (2012), "Oh Yeah oh" (2015), "A Chicken in a bottle" (2017) and "Home Songs" (2018) are the fruit of a collective adventure of more than ten years which continues in the "Home" project with Napoléon Maddox and Roy Nathanson, a concert-show which involves local actors where it is played, as well as in a new creation with the singer André Minvielle on the universe of Jacques Prévert, “Prévert Parade”. Alongside this adventure, Quentin Ghomari forged strong ties with the Pegazz et l’Helicon company: he recorded "Des Trucs Pareils" (2011), "Encore" (2013), "Ubik" and "Easy Listening" (2016) with Ping Machine, then "Seven Years" (2017) with saxophonist Julien Soro's Big Four as a guest, and finally "Gonam City" (2018) in duet with pianist Marc Benham. In 2019, he joined the Orchestre National de Jazz (National Jazz Orchestra) under the direction of Frédéric Maurin.