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Germain Cornet Quintet at Le Son de la Terre
Le Son de la TerreFri, Oct 2, 2026 · 11:00 PM – 01:00 AM
Overview
Overview
Germain Cornet Quintet is a listed event at Le Son de la Terre in Paris, sourced from the city's official open-data agenda. Billetterie : 25 EUR. Check the link for the latest schedule and ticket details.
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The Germain Cornet Quintet brings an electrifying blend of jazz and blues to Le Son de la Terre in Paris. Led by drummer and composer Germain Cornet, the quintet delivers a powerful swing inspired by Art Blakey and melodic sensitivity reminiscent of Jeff Hamilton. Their set features original compositions alongside classic American jazz standards, creating a generous and danceable atmosphere.
Joining Cornet on stage are Ronald Baker on trumpet and vocals, César Poirier on saxophone, Patrick Villanueva on piano, and Fabricio Nicolas-Garcia on double bass. The venue, located at 2 Port de Montebello in the 5th arrondissement, offers a cozy setting for an evening of live music and bistronomy.
This concert is part of the Paris cultural agenda, with the quintet's eclectic style rooted in jazz and blues tradition.
📍 Le Son de la Terre⏱️ 2 hrs🎟️ Tickets from Billetterie : 25 EURJazzBlues
Starting price is indicative — check the official source for current tickets.
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Good to know
- Reservation required.
- Venue is covered.
- Accessibility information not provided for reduced mobility, hearing, visual, or mental disabilities.
Frequently asked questions
What is the music style of the Germain Cornet Quintet?
Their music is deeply rooted in jazz and blues, with original compositions and American jazz standards.
Who are the members of the quintet?
Germain Cornet (drums/leader), Ronald Baker (trumpet/vocals), César Poirier (saxophone), Patrick Villanueva (piano), and Fabricio Nicolas-Garcia (double bass).
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