Saxophonist whose insatiable appetite takes him from Jazz to contemporary music, including classical music, Vincent Lê Quang is a complete musician, composer, improviser, conductor and teacher. As a great connoisseur of soprano and tenor, he has forged a style and sound that are recognizable to all. In 1999, he discovered Soundpainting alongside Walter Thompson and very quickly integrated the contributions of this language into his written creations, always refining the expressive power of each of the techniques used.

 

He can be heard alongside Daniel Humair, Jean-Paul Céléa, Jeanne Added, Aldo Romano, Henri Texier, Bruno Ruder, László Fassang, in prestigious venues such as the Library of Congress (Washington), Tchaikovsky Hall (Moscow), the Palais des Arts (Budapest), the Cité de la Musique (Paris)...

 

Since 2007, Vincent Lê Quang has been a professor at the CNSM in Paris.