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Stephane Ronget, known as RONGETZ, is a French music composer, producer and trumpeter, now living in New York City, United States. He graduated in trumpet and jazz history from The National Conservatory of Lyon in France, gold medal awarded by Didier LOCKWOOD.
Contents
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- Career
- Discography
- Collaborations and productions
- With the RONGETZ Foundation
- With Metropolitan Jazz Affair
- Media and press
- References
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Career
From the beginning of the 2000s, RONGETZ became involved in a variety of jazz crossover projects. His first successful band was Metropolitan Jazz Affair, which released two albums and several 12- and 7-inch vinyls. The band is featured in over 40 compilation albums.
In 2007, Rongetz started a new project called The Rongetz Foundation. The initial idea was to record live, original compositions, while bringing together musicians from disparate horizons and generations. With the help of the label Heavenly Sweetness (Franck Descollonges, Vincent Quittard, Antoine RAJON). The Rongetz Foundation released four albums. That project led Rongetz to record with members of bands such as The Jazz Messengers, Eddie Palmieri Orchestra, Charles Mingus Big Band, The RH Factor, Frank Zappa's group, Steve Turre, Gary Bartz and Gregory Porter.
Discography
With the RONGETZ Foundation (Labels: Heavenly Sweetness, Brooklyn Butterfly Sound, Wagram)
With the Metropolitan Jazz Affair (Labels: Dreyfus Jazz, Infracom, Le Son du Maquis)
Collaborations and productions
Ronget played with, produced and composed music for:
With the RONGETZ Foundation
Gregory Porter, Gary Bartz, John Betsch, Steve Turre, Ronnie Cuber, David Schnitter, Corey Fonville, Luques Curtis, Renee Neufville, Bruce Williams, John Robinson, Jerome Jennings, Frank Locrasto, Corcoran Holt, Christopher Smith, Carlos Jiminez, Saunders Sermons, Orlando Vega, Jeremy Brun, Marvin Parks, Hansel Matthews
With Metropolitan Jazz Affair
Eric Duperray, Bruno “Patchworks” Hovart, Benjamin Devigne
Media and press
Ronget's music has been broadcast on: