Jean-Lou Treboux
Jean-Lou Treboux (* 1990 in Nyon ) is a Swiss jazz musician ( vibraphone , composition ).
Live and act
Treboux, who played percussion and drums as a child, studied in Lausanne until 2011 ; his special mentor was Steve Nelson . While still a student, he toured with his Jean-Lou Treboux Group , with whom he appeared at various jazz festivals, and later with François Lindemann's quintet and a band around Gabriel Zufferey . There are also duo appearances with Olivia Trummer . He has released two albums with his own compositions. Funded by a scholarship, Treboux spent most of 2013 and 2014 in New York. He was shaped by the collaboration with musicians like Eddie Henderson , Alvin Queen , Glenn Ferris , Sangoma Everett , Jochen Rückert , Michel Benita and Jacob Sacks .
Treboux won the Crédit Suisse Prize in 2011; In 2012 he received a prize at the Jazz à Juan Révélation competition .
Discographic notes
- December Rain (2009)
- Fanfareduloup Orchestra Poursuite (2010)
- Linda Jozefowski For My Dead Folks (2011)
- Paths (2012)
- Arthur Hnatek The Arc Lite Suite (2013)
- European Jazz Orchestra Live in Stockholm with Ann-Sofi Söderqvist (2014)
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| personal data | |
|---|---|
| SURNAME | Treboux, Jean-Lou |
| BRIEF DESCRIPTION | Swiss jazz musician (vibraphone, composition) |
| DATE OF BIRTH | 1990 |
| PLACE OF BIRTH | Nyon |