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Newsletter Jazz Department - October / November 2011 Newsletter Jazz Department - October / November 2011 DOUBLE BILL CONCERT concerts Thursday October 27th 17.00h, Amsterdam Blue Note Read more about 2 DOUBLE2 BILL Monday Big Band with Jan Wessels all our events: THE MONDAY BIG BAND conducted by & the Finnish Jyväskylä Big Band JAN WESSELS An exciting concert of the Monday Big Band SPECIAL2 GUEST conducted by Artist in Residence for the fall se- THE JYVÄSKYLÄ BIG BAND mester Jan Wessels, with as special guests the (Finland) visiting Jyvaskyla Big Band. The program will Thursday 27 October be concluded by the famous Jerry van Rooyen 17.00h, Amsterdam Blue Note Free entrance composition ‘ Two Band Meeting’ contact PAOLO DAMIANI PAOLO DAMIANI & DANILO REA Friday October 28th & DANILO REA Conservatorium van 12:30h, Amsterdam Blue Note Amsterdam Oosterdokskade 151 Concert with students 1011 DL Amsterdam The Italian jazz cellist and double-bassist Paolo The Netherlands Damiani & the Italian piano master Danilo Rea tel: +31 (0)20 - 527 75 50 are this weeks Artists in Residence at the Jazz [email protected] Department of the CvA. Performing primarily in the avant-garde jazz and Wednesday 26 October In concert 20.30h, Amsterdam Blue Note post bop mediums,. Damiana has performed Friday 28 October Concert students Jazz Department over his career with a vast array of professional 12.30h, Amsterdam Blue Note jazz musicians, including Gianluigi Trovesi, Ken- ny Wheeler, Tony Oxley, Paolo Fresu and John Taylor. Danilo made his debut with the Rome Trio (with Roberto Gatto and Enzo Pietropaoli). Rea has performed with Chet Baker, Lee Konitz, Steve Grossman, Phil Woods a.o. DRUM WORKSHOP FELIX SCHLARMANN Monday October 31th 11:00h, Amsterdam Blue Note Mel Lewis - A fundamental approach to big band drumming. Conservatorium van Amsterdam BRAZILIAN MASTERCLASS WITH PIANIST LUIZAO PAIVA Wednesday November 2th 15:00 - 17:00h, Amsterdam Blue Note Samba, Bossa Nova, Choro, Frevo, Maracatu, Forró, Xote & Baião Newsletter Jazz Department - October / November 2011 CLINIC REGGIE WASHINGTON concerts Thursday 17th 15.30h, Amsterdam Blue Note Read more about Clinic Reggie Washington (e-bass) all our events: featuring Matthew Garrison (e-bass) & Gene Lake (drums) contact CONCERT DICK OATTS & STUDENTS Thursday November 17th 17.00h, Amsterdam Blue Note Conservatorium van Amsterdam alto saxophone Oosterdokskade 151 1011 DL Amsterdam The Netherlands tel: +31 (0)20 - 527 75 50 [email protected] WORKSHOP BEN VAN GELDER QUINTET Tuesday November 22th 13.00h, Amsterdam Blue Note Consisting of some of the most talented young musicians from North America and Europe, the Ben van Gelder Quintet ushers in a new aesthetic with international allure. Rooted in the jazz tradition, this group creates music that Conservatorium van Amsterdam is informed by the spirit of the time. the band recently released its highly anticipated debut album, Frame Of Reference, Workshop AARON PARKS – piano PETER SCHLAMB – vibraphone RICK ROSATO – double bass CRAIG WEINRIB – drums BEN VAN GELDER – alto saxophone Students of the Jazz Department will play at the JAZZFEST AMSTERDAM in studio K November 12th, the Museumnacht at the Joods Historisch Museum November 5th, The CBK OOst November 6th and the Dress for less event November 20th. Come along and jam with Jasper Blom in the Bimhuis Every Tuesday 22.00u!.
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