Quentin Millesaux

When Quentin Sauvé did not tour with his post-hardcore band Birds In Row, he did a number of side-projects, including Throw Me Off The Bridge. Except this time, he comes back solo under his real name by unplugging the guitars for his album Whatever It Takes.

An atypical trio, trumpet-bass-drums, led by the excellent Quentin Ghomari, who crossed paths with Papanosh, Ping Machine, Big Four or the Orchestre National de Jazz (National Jazz Orchester).

English writer and raconteur Quentin Crisp (1908-1999) became a celebrity and gay icon at the age of 60 with the publication and televising of his 1968 memoir, The Naked Civil Servant.

The origins of the French organ, Quentin du Verdier and Les Meslanges ensemble (Label Rocamadour), in partnership with the CNSMD of Paris. It is well known: the French organ was born with baroque music, and we do nothing good if it's not Couperin… Well no! Testimony of ancient times when it coexisted with the quasi-mystical tradition of Gregorian chant, this panorama of the organ takes us far back in time, to the Renaissance. When modernity dialogued with eternity.

Quentin Wilson, the classic car specialist, is well known to millions of viewers around the world as a past presenter on the universally popular TV show "Top Gear". In "Cool Cars", Quentin Wilson has hand-picked the most desirable of the world's great cars describing every last curve and wing nut with all his insider knowledge and charm.
Over 150 world classic cars are featured in this book from the Aston Martin DB4 to the 1973 Pontiac Trans Am. The Classic Car Gallery feature contains detailed information on manufacturing history and specifications with both interior and exterior photography.