Tom Jacques

Projets

Dispositifs sonores
et installations

2023 Anches Rabiboches
2023 Anches libérées
2022 Orgue dépareillé
2022 Déssouflage
2022 Peaux soufflées
2022 Sommier
2021 Criards
2021 7 mouvements d’air
2021 Tiges
2018 Pex
2018 Grains
2018 Matryoshka
2018 Trajet pas pareil
2018 Agglomérés
2018 Abat-jours
2017 Comment où le son?
2017 Ramanchure de pêche

Participations
et collaborations

2024 Le Mont Analogue
2023 L’inventaire des métiers rares et harmonieux
2023 Lieues
2023 Té Bic
2022 Ils ont regardé la mer !
2021 BANDE ANNONCE 6e Grande rencontre des arts médiatiques
2020 Buttes
2018 Ils ont regardé la mer tomber dans les yeux d’Émilie
2016 Agencements

Albums

2024 Crayonnage
2023 Inventaire des métiers rares et harmonieux - Vol.1
2023 Rebord. Bord. Edge
2023 Au débotté
2023 Inlandsis laurentidien
2023 B.
2023 Gâchettes
2022 Rose Drummond
2022 L'appel du vide
2022 Catalogue Chamarré
2021 SOMMES
2021 GravierLime EP
2020 Quelque chose
2020 Incipit
2019 Façons
2019 Habitant
2018 Manta
2016 GGRIL / GESTES
2015 BRAVADES - ep
2013 le GGRIL - Combines

Ensembles

Bascaille
T.J.J.H
GGRIL
Manta

Contact

Crayonnage

2024

Brûlez les meubles

Brûlez les meubles is a two-headed musical project conjured up by Louis Beaudoin-de la Sablonnière and Éric Normand – two of Quebec’s leading improvisers. Éric and Louis have known each other for many years, and have long shared a mutual interest in each other’s music despite their different artistic backgrounds (and the fact that they live more than 500 km apart.) In addition to their musical kinship, the two composers are both record aficionados with a shared passion for contemporary jazz. Every time they gather, they invite a different group of musicians to explore their musical universe with them, giving life to new batches of compositions prepared during the months in between meetings.

Brûlez les meubles has seen the likes of Ingrid Laubrock, Marianne TRudel, Jean Derome, Alexandre Robichaud and Félix Hamel pass through its ranks, in addition to drummers Tom Jacques, Louis-Vincent Hamel and John Hollenbeck. This music is abstract, meditative, and both modern and simple, nourished by a shared passion for the legends of jazz guitar, from Jim Hall to Bill Frisell, and from Rene Thomas to Brandon Ross.

Louis Beaudoin-de la Sablonnière - guitare
Éric Normand - basse électrique
Jonathan Huard - vibraphone
Tom Jacques - batterie