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Vrijdagfriday 14 VRIJDAGFRIDAY CHECK DE MONITORENVOOR LAATSTE VOOR PROGRAMMAWIJZIGINGENWIJZIGINGENFOR LATEST CHANGES:PLEASE CHECK WWW.NORTHSEAJAZZ.COM THE SCREENS FOR LATEST CHANGES 14 AHOY' OPEN 16.30 uur 17.30 18.00 18.30 19.00 19.30 20.00 20.30 21.00 21.30 22.00 22.30 23.00 23.30 00.00 00.30 01.00 01.30 02.00 ARTIST IN RESIDENCE # # JOE SAMPLE # # BRANFORD RANDY NEWMAN TRIO HERBIE HANCOCK MARSALIS with special guest with ROTTERDAM QUINTET AMAZON PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA RANDY CRAWFORD MUSIC OF DON BYAS REMEMBERING CLIFFORD EDDIE PALMIERI JAMES CARTER QUARTET BENNY GOLSON ROY HARGROVE & JAZZORCHESTRA OF QUINTET AFRO-CARIBBEAN HUDSON THE CONCERTGEBOUW ALL STARS JAZZ ALL STARS # JAMIROQUAI CLARKE/DUKE JEFF BECK BUDDY GUY AL JARREAU NILE PROJECT FOURPLAY GABRIEL RIOSISSAC DELGADO CANDI STATON MAAS BRAD MEHLDAU FAY CLAASSEN REGINA CARTER SINGS DARLING TRIO CHET BAKER QUINTET AMERICAN FOLK IN JAZZ DOUG BILL FRISELL TIN HAT MURRAY WAMBLE QUINTET QUARTET XXL TROLLABUNDIN INFLUENCE DANISH RADIO JOHN HOLLENBECK FLAT EARTH BIG BAND & JAZZ BIGBAND BELMONDO SOCIETY CONGO & EIVOR PALSDOTTIR GRAZ & YUSEF LATEEF AHOY' OPEN 16.30 uur 17.30 18.00 18.30 19.00 19.30 20.00 20.30 21.00 21.30 22.00 22.30 23.00 23.30 00.00 00.30 01.00 01.30 02.00 JAZZSOLE ROBERT DA CIRCLE ALICE SOIL & PIMP OF SOLE RUSSELL MITCHELL'S ESKA SESSIONS FUTURE YUKON PANACEA JAZZDANCE ROTTERDAM CONSERVATORY JASPER VAN 'T HOF URI CAINE YURI HONING BIG BAND conducted by TOMMY SMITH QUARTET BEDROCK TRIO WIRED PARADISE MISSOURI feat. JOHN ABERCROMBIE a.o. TIMETABLE VERSIE 10 - 7 JULI 2006 TIMETABLE All rights reserved TOM BEEK NIK BÄRTSCH'S CARL SCHULZE YENISEI QUINTET RONIN QUARTET LIEVESTRO 6 JASON MORAN BENJAMIN PIET NOORDIJK & THE HERMAN PAT MARTINO QUARTET PETE'S GROOVE MADEIRA BANDWAGON THE ITCH UNIVERSITY OF UNIVERSITY OF SKVR MINNESOTA NORTH TEXAS TOP DOG FIVE CORNERS ’LES COUPE-VENTS’ DULUTH ’MATT SAWYER BRASS BAND QUINTET MISSISSIPPI JAZZ I ORCHESTRA’ CLINIC FINALISTS DUTCH JAZZ COMPETITION JOHN AWARD KLIJN, ARBEN FRANZ VON ABERCROMBIE'S CEREMONY KISJES RAMADANI QUINCEY CHOSSY EUROPEAN DUTCH JAZZ THE BAD PLUS FRYLAND COMPETITION VOLGA TRIO TRIO TRIO QUINTET HOT CLUB TOP DOG ENTRANCE DE FRANK BRASS BAND JAZZ JUICE = PLUSCONCERT © Copyright: North Sea Jazz CENTRAL SQUARE # CINEMA JAZZ & CINEMA HOSTED BY THE NPS ZATERDAGSATURDAY CHECK DE MONITORENVOOR LAATSTE VOOR PROGRAMMAWIJZIGINGENWIJZIGINGENFOR LATEST CHANGES:PLEASE CHECK WWW.NORTHSEAJAZZ.COM THE SCREENS FOR LATEST CHANGES 15 AHOY' OPEN 16.30 uur 17.30 18.00 18.30 19.00 19.30 20.00 20.30 21.00 21.30 22.00 22.30 23.00 23.30 00.00 00.30 01.00 01.30 02.00 # # ARTIST IN RESIDENCE # # VAN VAN BRANFORD MADELEINE MORRISON MORRISON MARSALIS QUARTET PEYROUX AMAZON A LOVE SUPREME TRIO BEYOND DELFEAYO McCOY TYNER JACK DEJOHNETTE KENNY GARRETT MARSALIS ALL STAR SEPTET JOHN SCOFIELD QUARTET HUDSON QUINTET LARRY GOLDINGS RANDY BRECKER THE NEVILLE BILL EVANS SERGIO MENDES BROTHERS TOWER OF POWER LEELA JAMES NILE SOULBOP BAND RICHARD BONA TRACY CHAPMAN BILAL DAVELL IRMA THOMAS MAAS CRAWFORD HANK JONES TRIO NEW COOL with SILJE NERGAARD COLLECTIVE DARLING ROBERTA GAMBARINI & NAIROBI FRIENDS NORTH SEA JAZZ MEETS NAIROBI ABBI HARRY ERIC WAINAINA MURRAY & KIKWETU KIMANI UNIVERSAL/VERVE STAGE TORUN CONGO ROOM ELEVEN ERIKSEN TILL BRÖNNER BADI ASSAD MATT DUSK AHOY' OPEN 16.30 uur 17.30 18.00 18.30 19.00 19.30 20.00 20.30 21.00 21.30 22.00 22.30 23.00 23.30 00.00 00.30 01.00 01.30 02.00 BARE NAKED BROTHERS ANTHONY YUKON DAVID CAPRICE RAUL MIDÓN DONNIE OMAR ERIC VLOEIMANS MANU KATCHÉ MISSOURI TRYGVE SEIM FUGIMUNDI NEIGHBOURHOOD THE BAD PLUS TIMETABLE VERSIE 10 - 7 JULI 2006 TIMETABLE All rights reserved IAJE STUDENT BANDS ROYAL JAMES SLIPPERY ROCK UMKC CONSERVATORY ROOSEVELT MADISON UNIVERSITY KANSAS CITY YENISEI OF THE HAGUE HIGH SCHOOL UNIVERSITY JAZZ ENSEMBLE I BIG BAND MARSALIS MUSIC MICHAEL CARVIN MADEIRA JOEY CALDERAZZO QUARTET MIGUEL ZENÓN DOUG WAMBLE ROTTERDAM NEW BIRTH MISSISSIPPI JAZZ ORCHESTRA KEIJZER 5 BRASS BAND MONSIEUR DUBOIS CLINIC CLINIC TRIO NUEVO ROBINSON, XANDRA WILLIS BRANFORD with FREITAG DR. MICHAEL VOLGA MARSALIS SANDRA COELERS & CARUSO WHITE QUINTET NEW BIRTH ENTRANCE SOUNDSVILLE BRASS BAND COREY = PLUSCONCERT © Copyright: North Sea Jazz CENTRAL SQUARE # CINEMA JAZZ & CINEMA HOSTED BY THE NPS ZONDAGSUNDAY CHECK DE MONITORENVOOR LAATSTE VOOR PROGRAMMAWIJZIGINGENWIJZIGINGENFOR LATEST CHANGES:PLEASE CHECK WWW.NORTHSEAJAZZ.COM THE SCREENS FOR LATEST CHANGES 16 AHOY' OPEN 14.30 uur 15.30 16.00 16.30 17.00 17.30 18.00 18.30 19.00 19.30 20.00 20.30 21.00 21.30 22.00 22.30 23.00 23.30 00.00 PACO # PACO # # DIZZY GILLESPIE # WAYNE SHORTER ALL STAR BIG BAND DE LUCIA DE LUCIA conducted by SLIDE HAMPTON & BAND & BAND QUARTET with JAMES MOODY & AMAZON ROY HARGROVE ARTIST IN RESIDENCE BRANFORD LARRY CORYELL, CHRIS BOTTI MARSALIS TRIO VICTOR BAILEY CHRIS POTTER featuring & LENNY WHITE UNDERGROUND HUDSON ROY HAYNES RH FACTOR featuring MARCUS MILLER ERYKAH BADU PAUL WELLER KANYE WEST NILE ROY HARGROVE VICENTE AMIGO JOE ZAWINUL DR. JOHN with & WDR BIG BAND THE METROPOLE BETTYE LAVETTE play and MAAS ORCHESTRA WEATHER REPORT THE LOWER 911 KENNY WHEELER and the KENNY WERNER TRIO MARIA RITA STACEY KENT DARLING with NORMA WINSTONE DR. MICHAEL WHITE SPIRIT OF JAMES HUNTER MURRAY QUARTET NEW ORLEANS CUBOP CITY CACHAO IZALINE CALISTER CHEIKH LÔ BIG BAND CONGO LATIN VOCAL EXPLOSION AHOY' OPEN 14.30 uur 15.30 16.00 16.30 17.00 17.30 18.00 18.30 19.00 19.30 20.00 20.30 21.00 21.30 22.00 22.30 23.00 23.30 00.00 TERRI WALKER YUKON CéU & BAND MARCELO D2 JHELISA NORTH SEA JAZZ IJFO JAZZ AWARD 2006 WADADA THE THING COMPOSITION ASSIGNMENT KJETIL MØSTER LEO SMITH'S plus MISSOURI JOOST BUIS SEXTET GOLDEN QUARTET KEN VANDERMARK TIMETABLE VERSIE 10 - 7 JULI 2006 TIMETABLE All rights reserved PIERRE COURBOIS MARTIJN FIVE-FOUR VAN ITERSON MOUTIN REUNION LOS HERMANOS YENISEI SEXTET QUARTET QUARTET MARTINEZ ROBERT GLASPER STRINGS PAUL VAN KENNY BARRON OMAR SOSA TRIO GET KEMENADE featuring MADEIRA TRIO WINGS QUINTET TRIO ’ANGA’ DIAZ INDIANA McGILL JAZZMANIA UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY BIG BAND NEW BIRTH BRASS BAND JAGGED SOUL MISSISSIPPI LIKE MINDS RIOT BOX leader PETER GUIDI CLINICDOWNBEAT CLINIC ROBERT ROOK LARS DIETRICH JEFF ’TAIN’ BLINDFOLD TEST SLIDE HAMPTON DANGEROUS CATS BAND VOLGA WATTS with CHRIS BOTTI & JAMES MOODY NEW BIRTH ENTRANCE LESLIE NIELSEN BRASS BAND JAZZ = PLUSCONCERT © Copyright: North Sea Jazz CENTRAL SQUARE INVADERS # CINEMA JAZZ & CINEMA HOSTED BY THE NPS.
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