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Valéry Tarondeau is a french music composer and artist that defines his music between jazz and alternative genres.
He began to learn the piano at six years old, and made up to ten years at the conservatory. In 1989, he studied jazz music a bit deeper in the CIM (Centre d’Informations Musicales) in Paris.
At the CIM, he made a decisive meeting. Thanks to @Emmanuel Bex, he quickly turned to the Hammond Organ, an instrument he had heard about during his childhood.
Today, Valéry plays the piano, the organ, and sometimes the guitar. His music is mostly based on acoustic instruments, looking to create the most authentic songs possible. He wishes to democratize jazz music by freshening, modernizing it.
His first online upload “Ciao Manu” perfectly follows that trail: mixing jazz ideas with electro-like drum parts in the end, alternating complex and sober parts make the song interesting, and open to anyone, even if they aren’t big jazz fans.
He began to learn the piano at six years old, and made up to ten years at the conservatory. In 1989, he studied jazz music a bit deeper in the CIM (Centre d’Informations Musicales) in Paris.
At the CIM, he made a decisive meeting. Thanks to @Emmanuel Bex, he quickly turned to the Hammond Organ, an instrument he had heard about during his childhood.
Today, Valéry plays the piano, the organ, and sometimes the guitar. His music is mostly based on acoustic instruments, looking to create the most authentic songs possible. He wishes to democratize jazz music by freshening, modernizing it.
His first online upload “Ciao Manu” perfectly follows that trail: mixing jazz ideas with electro-like drum parts in the end, alternating complex and sober parts make the song interesting, and open to anyone, even if they aren’t big jazz fans.
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