Sunday Jam Hosted By Benjamin Henocq

50 years after John Coltrane left us. He remains without a doubt the most emblematic and enigmatic musician of contemporary jazz. Leader of the avant-garde movement in the 1960s, John Coltrane is today considered one of the most revolutionary and influential saxophonists in the history of jazz. As an explorer of new timbres, harmonies and sounds, Coltrane expanded the conception of the saxophone's musical capabilities. His improvised, personal and dynamic music made him one of the major figures in jazz.

Born into a family of artists, Benjamin Henocq trained at the IACP, then at the Gilles and Nadia Touché school. He made his first concert at the age of 12 and became a drum teacher at 17. He is the co-leader of the jazz band Prysm.

Elected best soloist and best group with Prysm at the Concours de Jazz de La Défense, then Django d'Or in 1998, he performs in many clubs, concert halls and festivals around the world. At the same time, he works as a composer and producer with a pop and jazz background. He also enriches his creativity through intensive singing and dancing.