The third album from the Jérémie Ternoy Trio, Survol à basse altitude (Low Altitude Flight), continues the story of a group that, for over twenty years, has been forging its own path. Away from noise, effects, and speed, the trio pursues a quest for clarity, balance, and meaning.

Around Jérémie Ternoy (piano, compositions), Nicolas Mahieux (double bass), and Charles Duytschaever (drums), a space for dialogue is created where listening is the driving force, where each sound finds its place, where improvisation becomes a shared language. Their music doesn't seek to dominate, but to reveal.


It focuses on what vibrates between the notes, on those shared breaths where one senses the presence of others, the fragility of the moment, the trace of life.

Here, the flight is low, attentive, at eye level with people and landscapes. A way of looking at the world differently: never far from the ground, in its details, its folds, its nuances.

Between controlled writing and shared freedom, Survol à basse altitude offers a listening experience where each note becomes a gesture, each silence a shared breath — a discreet manifesto for a living, collective and lucid music.