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pianist sullivan fortner describes his core principles as a belief in swing and the power and majesty of the blues. his talent became apparent while playing in the king solomon baptist church in new orleans. for years he accompanied star players of american jazz such as roy hargrove, christian scott, and stefon harris. through that he developed his versatile and virtuosic style. now he will come to the fore with his trio, which was voted rising star jazz group of the year in the most recent downbeat critics poll. sullivan fortner won a grammy for his contribution to the window, the album that he created with the young jazz diva cécile mclorin salvant. together they gave a memorable duo performance on our stage. he also played here with roy hargrove, john scofield, peter bernstein, and ben wendel. previously he has reached the top position in the downbeat critics polls in no less than three categories: rising star jazz artist, rising star pianist and rising star arranger. the new album by the sullivan fortner trio will appear on the artwork/pias label. ‘the goal is to start to break the barriers of genre. i’m trying to dispel all of these rules and say, “look at these songs as just songs and look at music as just music. get your hands dirty with deconstructing things, with reconstructing things.” we definitely have a good time with it’ (sullivan fortner in an interview with downbeat, september 2024).

this year’s boy edgar prize, holland’s leading award in jazz and improvised music, has been awarded to pianist, composer and bandleader tony roe. he combines elements of classical music, hip-hop, electronic music and latin american rhythms, creating a musical experience all his own. with jamie peet and pat cleaver, he forms the jazz piano trio ‘tin men and the telephone’, for which he composes the music, creates interactive visuals and uses self-developed software to always connect with the audience. his show ‘modular piano’ is a collaboration with audiovisual artist marcel wierckx, where synthesisers and interactive image projections are controlled by the grand piano. roe regularly performs with various artists and ensembles, including nai barghouti, vernon chatlein, nbe and ben van gelder. he has previously collaborated with the metropole orchestra, ish dance collective, noord nederlands toneel (nnt), asko|schönberg ensemble, room eleven, and janne schra, among others. tonight, roe will perform a special program, featuring guest artists including ben van gelder, jamie peet, pat cleaver, reinier baas, vernon chatlein, and bert van den brink. the jury about tony roe ‘pianist, composer and bandleader tony roe is a versatile musician. his instrument mastery is undeniable, but it is the free vision of the piano that makes his work distinctive. roe brings a unique blend of jazz and technology, working across genres and giving audience experience a new dimension. he is intelligent, committed and an innovator within jazz and improvised music.’ award ceremony the award ceremony will take place later this autumn. roe will then be awarded the prize money of €25,000 and the bronze alternate sculpture ‘john coltrane’ by jan wolkers. about the boy edgar prize the boy edgar prize is the most important prize in dutch jazz and improvised music. the prize is named after amsterdam jazz trumpeter and big band leader boy edgar. edgar made a major contribution to the recognition of jazz as a high-quality art form. the fonds podiumkunsten has organised the selection process since 2022 and awards the prize each year to a performing musician who has made an outstanding contribution to the genre. the prize is supported by buma cultuur, sena performers and north sea jazz. previous winners of the prize include monica akihary, ronald snijders, ack van rooyen and tineke postma.

in the bimhuis productions series reflex we invite musicians to reflect on the world and society. this edition revolves around the new compositions for the project premiere ‘arise!’ by nawras altaky. coming from syria, the singer and player of the oud, the arabic lute, formed his own ensemble with well-known musicians from the netherlands. ‘arise!’ is a tribute to the unwavering spirit of survivors around the world, a reminder that within each of us lies the potential for greatness, waiting for an opportunity to blossom. nawras dedicates this performance to all those who dare to dream, who keep their hope alive, and who contribute their unique light to the journey of life. what makes nawras altaky’s music and improvisations special is the way he organically combines jazz, arabic maqam, classical counterpoint and elements from contemporary music. his enemble features players that have appeared on our stage before, such as viola player oene van geel and guitarist teis semey. ‘altaky has a fascinating, warm baritone with which he can sing with breathtaking, colourful softness, effectively building up tension through his sublime sense of timing’ (nrc). reflex is supported by ammodo. nawras altaky oud/vocals, oene van geel viola/trombone, teis semey guitar, marianne noordink ney/flute, kinan abuakel buzuk, remy dielemans double bass, udo demandt percussion

fingerprint is a dutch all-star formation led by trumpeter jan van duikeren. with its roots in nu-jazz, funk, soul and gospel, the quintet create the ‘fingerprint’ which showcases van duikeren’s musical vision, infusing drive and skill to their live sets. by sharing their respective inspirations the members operate as a collective. the band regularly welcomes prominent guests; for this album presentation guitarist jesse van ruller will join the stage. jan van duikeren is one of the most acclaimed trumpet soloists in the netherlands and his collaborations have included global stars such as candy dulfer, lonnie smith and joe jackson. none other than quincy jones praised his musical abilities. in fingerprint he forms the frontline together with saxophonist tom beek, wo appeared with the likes of dizzy gillespie, pat metheny and randy brecker. ‘van duikeren is the most sought-after trumpeter in the netherlands. he’s technically outstanding, reliable and multi-faceted, without ever losing his own identity’ (de volkskrant). jan van duikeren trumpet, tom beek tenor sax, timothy banchet keyboards, hugo den oudsten bass guitar, salle de jonge drums jesse van ruller guitar

mathias eick, one of the most recognizable voices in norwegian jazz, is known for his melodic compositions and distinctive, atmospheric trumpet sound. as both a soloist and bandleader, he continues to refine his approach. his latest album lullaby (2024) explores universal memories of childhood through emotional and introspective music. the quintet performing this work features håkon aase (violin), torstein lofthus (drums), andreas ulvo (piano), and audun erlien (bass), each contributing their unique sound to eick’s compositions. eick’s ensemble brings together a blend of genres and influences, from folk traditions to classical and experimental jazz. aase’s improvisations and lofthus’ dynamic drumming add depth to eick’s melodic storytelling, while ulvo’s lyrical piano style and erlien’s soul-infused grooves complete the rich, textured sound. together, they create an intimate yet powerful experience, with lullaby serving as a testament to eick’s ongoing artistic evolution and his ability to connect deeply with listeners. beforehand, the lyder røed quintet opens with a short set. this young quartet of bandleader, composer and trumpeter lyder røed is inspired by the norwegian jazz scene on the one hand and american jazz such as art blakey and the jazz messengers, nat adderley and roy hargrove on the other. mathias eick trumpet/keyboard/voice, håkon aase violin/percussion, andreas ulvo piano, audun erlien bass, torstein lofthus drums

‘for all its freshness and innovation, davis’ music is precisely and unmistakably the sound of today’, says downbeat magazine about pianist kris davis. on her new album run the gauntlet she pays homage to six trailblazing women who have left an indelible mark on her journey as a pianist and composer: geri allen, carla bley, renee rosnes, angelica sanchez, marilyn crispell, and sylvie courvoisier. like davis, they are known for their groundbreaking improvisational playing. davis will perform with the musicians who can be heard on the album, bassist robert hurst and drummer johnathan blake. kris davis recently made waves with her inventive album diatom ribbons (live at the village vanguard) featuring dj val jeanty on turntables, julian lage on guitar, trevor dunn on bass and terri lyne carrington on drums. the project could previously be heard on our stage. the pianist also played on carrington’s grammy-winning album new standards vol. 1. time and again she manages to surprise with new bands and throughout the years she has performed with the likes of ingrid laubrock, esperanza spalding, john zorn en dave holland. kris davis piano, robert hurst bass, johnathan blake drums

the five-piece band irreversible entanglements emerged organically, out of deep friendships, mutual admiration, and a shared activist concern. international in scope yet indebted to, influenced by, and committed to their specific communities, the band pulls zero punches and reserves no energy in intrepid live sets that proclaim revolutionary love for the people. the philadelphia, new york, and dc-based band is made up of five individuals whose uncompromising artistic visions have received wide acclaim: ‘luke stewart, the high priest on bass; aquiles navarro, the electric universe in human form on trumpet; keir neuringer, the cosmologist with the siren sound on sax; tcheser holmes, the griot, the myth-maker on drums; and camae ayewa, the moor mother with an empyrean pen game’ (alex smith). camae ayewa vocals/electronics, keir neuringer saxophone, aquiles navarro trumpet, luke stewart double bass, tcheser holmes drums

candomblé is more than a concert—it is an invitation for reflection and dialogue. saxophonist lucas santana wrote the music for a brand new band, and his point of departure was the african diaspora in south america. stories are conveyed through music on the basis of four pillars: remember, reflect, acknowledge and celebrate. in this way the performance creates room for conversations about culture, history and identity, themes that often remain undiscussed. lucas figueiredo santana, a versatile brazilian saxophone, clarinet and flute player, has been based in amsterdam since 2015. his music combines influences of brazilian styles such as samba and bossa nova with the expressive qualities of jazz. lucas has previously won the keep an eye the records award. the project candomblé has been made possible by joc productions, a new talent program initiated by jazz orchestra of the concertgebouw to offer young musicians the opportunity to realise large-scale productions. lucas santana alto sax, efraim trujillo tenor sax, jessie breve baritone sax, alvaro jimenez trumpet, suzan veneman trumpet, pablo martinez trombone, timothy banchet piano, matheus nicolayewsky bass, yoràn vroom drums, yariv vroom percussion, ranny lee joy dance, guilherme duarte dance,

with his new quartet, saxophone legend david murray breathes new life into his music, reinforced by a group of leading musicians from the new york jazz scene. pianist marta sanchez, bassist luke stewart and drummer russell carter form a dynamic ensemble that perfectly matches murray’s playful ferocity and passion. murray himself describes the quartet as a group of young, creative musicians looking to reach the top – an outstanding band that takes his adventurous sounds to new heights. since his new york debut in 1975, murray has been known for his powerful, quirky playing style and unique way of improvising. with deep roots in african-american music history – from swing and gospel to avant-garde jazz and rhythm ‘n’ blues – he has made his mark on the jazz world. he has collaborated with icons such as the world saxophone quartet, mccoy tyner and henry threadgill. david murray tenor saxophone/bass clarinet, marta sanchez piano, luke stewart double bass, russell carter drums

catharsis can be defined as the process of releasing strong or repressed emotions. it is also the name of the new band of rising star guitar player and composer michiel stekelenburg. the eponymous album reflects his inner struggles, the search for balance between vulnerability and strength. ‘it is a journey through my soul, a quest for balance between my inner world and the expectations of the external world,’ says michiel, who formed a band featuring seven top players who draw from jazz, rock and contemporary composed music. catharsis provides a fresh take on the conventional septet line-up. the modernly arranged three-part harmonies of the horn section are essential to the overall sound. expect fiery improvised solos, ethereal textures and dynamic compositions. catharsis is michiel stekelenburg’s fourth album. his previous album onoda earned him the second place in the poll for best jazz guitarist in the benelux of the magazine gitarist. as a sideman he collaborated with celebrated artists such as marcus miller, damien erskine and eric vloeimans. jesse schilderink saxophone, tom ridderbeekx trumpet, odei al-magut trombone, michiel stekelenburg guitar, sjoerd van eijck piano, jeroen vierdag double bass, jasper van hulten drums

in the bimhuis productions series reflex we invite musicians to reflect on the world and society. the curator of this edition is alto saxophonist mo van der does. his vision will be shaped by his seven-piece motet, through which he is displaying influences from the likes of charles mingus, maurice ravel en heroes of contemporary jazz. motet is the seven-piece formation led by mo van der does, who has earned acclaim for his tone, his lyricism and his improvisational skills. his band features major talents from dutch scene and beyond. the group can be as flexible as a small ensemble and as powerful as a big band, while exploring composition, orchestration and improvisation. through long lasting friendships and musical connections these musicians have built up a mutual trust that allows them to go all the way on stage. their sonic world is characterized by lyrical melodies and strong grooves, while interchanging intimate, melancholic parts with orchestral eruptions. mo van der does alto saxophone, clarinet & composition, jessie brevé bass clarinet, alistair payne trumpet, matthias van den brande tenor saxophone, floris kappeyne piano, tijs klaassen double bass, wouter kühne drums

infinity can evoke an overwhelming feeling. a sense of freedom or, conversely, of fear. your understanding of infinity grows with your view of the world from childhood. these questions are the starting point of the music kika made for her latest album with her large ensemble called (in)finity. the music is supported by a light installation by designer sander hagelaar. in the interaction between music and light, the musicians and sander depict and visualise the themes of transience, infinity and the human perception of time. in the current composition of the large ensemble, sprangers looks even more for the player behind the instrument. her large ensemble includes some of the most outspoken soloists of the dutch jazz scene representing the unique and strong sound of the young generation. kika excels in her compositions for this chamber jazz line-up with the perfect blend of vocals with horns, while giving room for the momentum in which the musicians flourish in improvisations. anna serierse vocals, marit van der lei vocals, nina rompa vocals, liva dumpe vocals, kika sprangers saxophone, qisheng zheng flute, alistair payne trumpet, mete erker tenor sax/bass clarinet, nabou claerhout trombone, koen schalkwijk piano/wurlitzer, william barrett bass, wouter kühne drums

45 years ago he already gave his first concert at the bimhuis, together with cellist ernst reijseger and drummer michael vatcher. just a year before that, michael moore arrived in amsterdam for the first time. since then he has regularly performed on our stage every year, in all kinds of formations. familiar names and new acquaintances from the amsterdam scene return in his new seven-piece ensemble. what continues to drive him is his curiosity about music, especially music he does not yet comprehend, music with a lot of freedom and music in which players are aware that everything can change completely at the drop of a hat. alto sax and clarinet player michael moore is renowned all over the world for his beautiful tone and his rich musical imagination. he grew up in northern california, studied at the conservatory with jaki byard, george russell, joe maneri, ran blake and günther schuller, and spent two years in new york before he made his move to amsterdam. he is a fixture of  the amsterdam improv scene, as a writing member of icp orchestra and as the leader of his own bands. he has collaborated with many greats, including lee konitz, dave douglas and fred hersch. sanem kalfa voice/cello,george dumitriu viola/guitar, michael moore clarinet/alto saxophone, joost buis trombone/lap steel guitar, timothy banchet piano, bjørk semey bass, joão guerra drums

no new jazz without a new generation. that is why the jazz orchestra of the concertgebouw gives the chance to young dutch “jazz influencers”; this time it is the turn of two young promising saxophonists, marios charalampous and loek van den berg. charalampous (1997) is a young tenor saxophonist and a student at the conservatory of amsterdam. he won the second prize of the keep an eye jazz award 2023 with his quartet and recently performed in our hall as guest soloist with the sean mason quartet. loek van den berg is a composer and lyrical alto saxophonist who won an edison newcomer national award in 2023 with his debut album wayfarer. he is currently working on new album with his loek van den berg quintet. the jazz orchestra of the concertgebouw is at the absolute top of the big bands in europe. the orchestra won several edison awards and has performed with world class soloists such as chick corea, dr. lonnie smith, and joshua redman. in 2020, nine young jazz artists were commissioned to write compositions for the big band. this resulted in the album the jazz influencers, and the eponymous concert series. marios charalampous tenor sax, loek van den berg alto sax marco kegel alto sax, jasper van damme alto sax, simon rigter tenor sax, sjoerd dijkhuizen tenor sax, juan martinez baritone sax, wim both trumpet, erik veldkamp trumpet, jan van duikeren trumpet, ruud breuls trumpet, suzan veneman trumpet, ellister van der molen trumpet, jan oosting trombone, ilja reijngoud trombone, bert boeren trombone, martin van den berg bass trombone, martijn van iterson guitar, peter beets piano, frans van geest bass, marcel serierse drums, martijn vink drums

daniel garcía diego is one of today’s most exciting spanish jazz pianists. with his trio, he made his debut at the flamenco biennial netherlands in 2021, the online and live edition of the festival. since then he has been conquering jazz stages worldwide. ‘jazz and flamenco are brothers’, he says. and he proves it on the acclaimed albums travesuras and vía de la plata. in his expressive style, rhythmic intensity goes hand in hand with melodic richness and harmonic finesse. with the project ‘the shape of fire’ he pursues new musical paths. he is bringing together a sextet of top musicians with various musical backgrounds, from the netherlands to iran, austria to armenia – and spain of course. “the shape of fire refers to the soul, the energy or fire that glows at the core of all music aiming to convey human emotions and life experiences,” says daniel garcía diego. “music possesses the power to connect with the inner self and transform it into art. whether it originates from flamenco, jazz, contemporary music, or armenian folk songs, music arises from a necessity to express the unfathomable.” daniel g. diego compositions, piano, artistic direction, ella zirina guitar, arin keshishi bass guitar, mario rom trumpet, shayan fathi percussion, delaram kafashzadeh vocals

in this edition of datskat, we present the talented alto saxophonist braxton cook, an emmy award-winning artist and one of the most exciting voices of his generation. as a juilliard graduate, he became a member of christian scott’s band and has also performed on tours with christian mcbride, jon batiste, marquis hill , and popular musicians such as rihanna and mac miller. in 2017, cook was hailed by fader as a “jazz prodigy.” shortly thereafter, in 2018, ebony named him one of the top five jazz artists to watch (alongside robert glasper, kamasi washington, butcher brown, and kris bowers). as a bandleader, he has five albums to his credit, the most recent being who are you when no one is watching from 2023. at bimhuis, with his mix of genres and deeply emotional performances, he has carved out a unique position in the music world. whether playing solo or collaborating with other top artists, cook continues to surprise and inspire with his innovative approach to music.

with his previous album tree falls, taylor eigsti won the grammy award for best contemporary instrumental album. earlier this year the american pianist released the follower plot armor, a diverse, richly orchestrated album full of stylistic twists and turns. now he presents his compositions together with absolute star players of american jazz including singer gretchen parlato and saxophonist ben wendel, who can also be heard on the album. taylor eigsti released his first album at age fourteen. he has been celebrating success ever since as a solo artist, and accompanying major pop and jazz artists, from john mayer and sting to dave brubeck, esperanza spalding and joshua redman. he also became a member of terence blanchard’s e-collective. plot armor was released on groundup records, the label founded by snarky puppy band leader michael league. gretchen parlato vocals, casey abrams vocals, ben wendel tenor sax, taylor eigsti piano/keys, reggie mcneill keys jonathan maron bass, zack graybeal drums

in the bimhuis productions series reflex we invite musicians to reflect on the world and society. saxophonist nicolò ricci grabs the opportunity to fulfil his lifelong dream of composing for a chamber orchestra. ‘this is something i have been fantasizing about,’ he says. ‘composing has always been a primary aspect of music making for me, influenced by my father, a contemporary classical composer who exposed me to the great classical masters, the italian avant-garde, and his own compositions from a young age.’ the chamber orchestra will collaborate with ricci’s jazz quartet, which emphasizes improvisation. ‘as an improviser, i’ve come to view the process of creating a personal language as akin to composition – a patient selection or creation of musical elements that contribute to expanding one’s vocabulary,’ he says. nicolò ricci was born in italy and has been living in amsterdam since 2015, he has regularly performed on our stage, for example in the bands ambergris, jo goes hunting orchestra and sun-mi hong quintet. he has previously collaborated with international luminaries such as steve swallow, jesper bodilsen en david binney. nicolò ricci saxophone, anton jakimenko clarinet, maripepa contreras oboe, remi kazukauskas flute, maria losada burgo bassoon, sarah oates violin, elina buksha violin, oene van geel viola, eduardo tonietto cello, doriene marselje harp, pedro branco guitar, alessandro fongaro double bass, joão sousa drums

the black art jazz collective was co-founded by trumpeter jeremy pelt, drummer johnathan blake and saxophonist wayne escoffery, three american greats who are currently at the absolute top of international jazz. the band members celebrate jazz as a true american art form. in their original compositions, they honor icons of african-american culture, such as w.e.b. dubois, sojourner truth, and barack obama. they would have performed on our stage in july 2022, if not for some pandemic. luckily they will now visit our venue for real, with a new line-up celebrating their 10th anniversary, together with a new album. the new line-up consists of josh evans on trumpet, wayne escoffery on tenor sax, james burton iii on trombone, danny grissett on piano, jasen weaver on bass and mark whitfield jr. on drums. josh evans trumpet, wayne escoffery tenor sax, james burton iii trombone, danny grissett piano, jasen weaver bass, mark whitfield jr. drums

whether he plays in a small or a big line-up, the music of arturo o’farrill always has an orchestral quality to it. it’s the undeniable influence of the afro-cuban jazz orchestra, which he took over from his father chico o’farrill. renamed to afro-latin orchestra, it developed a unique genre that connects styles and traditions from all over the world. arturo has the same mission with his quintet, which will perform on our stage. arturo o’farrill was born in mexico and grew up in new york city. his professional career began with the carla bley band and he worked with jazz greats such as dizzy gillespie, lester bowie and wynton marsalis. as an ambassador of cuban music, he maintains contacts with the native country of his father, trumpeter and band leader chico o’farrill. arturo won eight grammy awards for various compositions and albums. currently he releases his music on the famous jazz label blue note records. arturo o'farrill piano, ivan renta saxophone, raul reyes bass, vince cherico drums, keisel jimenez congas/percussion

on 7 and 8 june, the festival jazz te gast will take place, a biennial music festival which transforms the tiny village of zuidhorn into the absolute center of european jazz. the iconic trumpeter avishai cohen is jazz te gast’s artist in residence and, together with composer tijn wybenga, is curating part of the program, in which 75 top musicians will give 25 concerts spread over two days. on sunday, when also the red light jazz festival in amsterdam takes place, wybenga will bring a selected group of musicians (including cohen) to our venue, consisting of vernon chatlein, suzan veneman, anton eger and joachim badenhorst, among others. it promises to be an exciting melting pot of new compositions, improvisations and spontaneous musical ideas from a total of 12 top musicians in different line-ups. leila martial voice, avishai cohen trumpet, suzan veneman trumpet, marc alberto saxophone, joachim badenhorst clarinet, tijn wybenga keys/compositions, elias stemeseder piano, teis semey guitar, alessandro fongaro double bass, anton eger drums, vernon chatlein percussion, momi maiga kora, aleksander sever vibraphone noordpool strijkkwartet hieke dam violin, tessel hersbach violin, luca altdorfer viola, teodora nedyalkova cello

today we celebrate the the birthdays and the enduring legacies of two titans of contemporary music: misha mengelberg (5 june 1935 – 3 march 2017) and louis andriessen (6 june 1939 – 1 july 2021). both were respected composers and improvisers whose contributions have shaped not just the dutch soundscape but echoed across the world. they were also good mates and occasional collaborators. expect an evening of innovation and friendship, featuring an array of performances by kindred spirits. bask in the surprising sounds of what’s been written and what’s plucked from the air, and relive musical memories in the ever-changing now. featuring, among others, the mighty icp orchestra with han bennink, guus janssen and michael moore, plus gerard bouwhuis, claron mcfadden, kluster5, tomoko mukaiyama, joanna macgregor, felicity provan, oscar jan hoogland, fie schouten, heleen hulst and benjamin herman. icp orchestra: guus janssen piano, michael moore clarinet/saxophone, ab baars, clarinet/saxophone, mary oliver violin, joost buis trombone, ernst glerum double bass, han bennink drums claron mcfadden vocals, gerard bouwhuis piano, heleen hulst violin, fie schouten voice/basset horn tomoko mukaiyama piano, joanna macgregor piano, oscar jan hoogland piano/electric clavichord, felicity provan trumpet, benjamin herman alto saxophone kluster5

with his fluent piano playing, emmet cohen brings the tradition of jazz to the forefront while providing the modern twist needed for the current times. on his previous album future stride he breathed new life into the one hundred year old style of piano virtuosos such as james p. johnson and fats waller. the title of his new album uptown in orbit references blues in orbit by duke ellington, as well as the new york neighborhood harlem (‘uptown’)—cohen lives there in the same street as ellington once lived. as a finalist of the thelonious monk international piano competition, emmet cohen was received at the white house by president obama at age twenty-one. cohen learned vintage piano styles through his regular gigs in jazz clubs and by collaborating with veterans such as benny golson, ron carter and jimmy cobb. on youtube he created the popular series live from emmet’s place, with sessions from his apartment that featured illustrious guest musicians such as veronica swift, nicolas payton en christian mcbride. emmet cohen piano, philip norris double bass, kyle poole drums

mansur brown is the definition of a prodigy: a classically trained guitarist, who has chosen to develop his own multi-disciplinary style. born in brixton, still a resident of the south london sprawl, mansur’s distinctive compositional approach finds him blending his intricate, flamenco-influenced guitar with his own original production work, informed by the rhythmic snap of early ’00s timbaland, the swing of afrobeats and the melancholic sound design of burial. guitar remains at the centre of mansur’s music, but it’s by no means the only component. straddling the roles of songwriter, producer and multi-instrumentalist, records like 2021’s heiwa find him reaching for keyboards, flute and saxophone – even singing, pitch-shifting his voice in honor of his favorite r&b tracks. his recent album desta – the memories between was released on his own label amai, an entrepreneurial venture through which he plans to release music, film, artwork, and even technology. mansur brown guitar, ezekiel ajie bass, junior ngboufa drums

from rock solid accompaniment on double bass to elastic electric bass lines: linda may han oh has mastered it, and always seems to become one with her instrument on stage. on top of that she is an excellent composer of tunes that seem ‘simple and clear, many with folk-like melodies, but are actually complex constructions involving intricate overlays of different densities and activity, sometimes coming into phase, sometimes gently straying apart’, according to downbeat. her new album the glass hours is a collection of works based on abstract themes of the fragility of time and life. vocalist sara serpa plays an important role on the album. she will perform here in the band alongside pianist fabian almazan, who released the glass hours on his label biophilia records. linda may han oh is in high demand as a bassist and is known for playing in the pat metheny group, as well as with american jazz greats such as mark turner, dave douglas en joe lovano. sara serpa vocals, tineke postma alto sax, fabian almazan piano, linda may han oh double bass, mark whitfield jr. drums

james brandon lewis has already received the highest praise from his role model sonny rollins, and would be a perfect addition to the tenor saxophone hall of fame. albert ayler’s spirituality and john coltrane’s cosmic aspirations have inspired him, but the new york-based saxophonist mainly stays grounded in the present. with his quartet he continues his concept molecular systematic music, where melodic cells develop into mesmerizing improvisations. the james brandon lewis quartet is a veritable supergroup with star players such as aruán ortiz, the cuban-born pianist who played here in various formations. double bassist brad jones made name in new york performing with ornette coleman, john zorn and marc ribot, and collaborating with stars such as david byrne and elvis costello. drummer chad taylor is known from chicago underground duo. the quartet recorded the studio album code of being and the live album molecular systematic music live that received a top rating of five stars in the authoritative magazine downbeat. james brandon lewis tenor sax, aruán ortiz piano, brad jones bass, chad taylor drums

while their vocals fuse and harmonize, it becomes obvious that they have known each other for a long time: singer gretchen parlato and guitarist lionel loueke have achieved success as solo artists in their own right, but they started out at the same time in new york. they regularly performed as a duo, developing a richly harmonic style while accompanying themselves on percussion and guitar. last year they finally released their first duo album, lean in. the album was conceived during the pandemic, through the lens of two friends who were decidedly vulnerable about an unforeseeable journey. more then ever, they were open to their diverse backgrounds and influences. for many years, gretchen parlato has immersed herself brazilian music on the one hand, and west-african percussion on the other. lionel lueke is from benin, where as a teenager he learned by playing along to american jazz guitar greats. this mix of genres is at the heart of the songs and improvisations of this virtuosic duo. ‘the dynamic duo often create rainforests of sonic wonder’ (downbeat). gretchen parlato vocals, lionel loueke guitar

peter beets piano, marco kegel alto sax, jasper van damme alto sax, simon rigter tenor sax, sjoerd dijkhuizen tenor sax, juan martinez bariton sax, wim both trumpet, erik veldkamp trumpet, jan van duikeren trumpet, ruud breuls trumpet, jan oosting trombone, ilja reijngoud trombone, bert boeren trombone, martin van den berg bass trombone, martijn van iterson guitar, frans van geest bass, martijn vink drums teus nobel trumpet/bügel

it’s rare that two jazz guitarists of this calibre form a duo. both received their blessing from legendary predecessors such as jim hall. both are revered by jazz guitarists worldwide, not just for their brilliant technique, but also for of their drive to explore new directions in their improvisations. they sporadically performed as a duo and now they will play together on our stage for the first time. peter bernstein on jesse van ruller: ‘i first met jesse around 1995, after he won the thelonious monk competition. i got to play with him when i visited the school he taught at in hilversum a few years later. i’ve been lucky enough to play some gigs with him over the years, some just duo, some as part of a concert with more guitar players. we did a little tour of italy in 2018 as part of guitarist rale micic’s tribute project to jim hall. jesse has been one of my favorite players ever since i first heard him and it’s always a pleasure and an inspiration to play with him.’ jesse van ruller on peter bernstein: ‘around 1993 or 94, the first time i came to nyc as a young guitarist and student of jazz, i went into the east village, walked around and heard faint jazz music. i followed the sound and entered a club called visiones. the sound was that of a guitar-organ-drums trio and it was the most swinging, original, soulful guitar playing i had ever heard. and it came from someone who couldn’t be much older than me. it was peter’s trio with larry goldings and bill stewart. that experience brought the music that i only knew from a distance, belonging to an older generation, forward in time and made it relevant to me. clearly i have been an admirer of peter’s playing since. peter is the kind of improviser i try to be as well: impressing by not trying to impress anyone, always chasing melodic development, not relying on prepared material and being in the moment.’ peter bernstein gitaar, jesse van ruller gitaar

kayhan kalhor is internationally renowned as the prime master of the kemenche, the persian spike fiddle. the iranian performer is also known for his collaborations with musicians from other cultures, such as indian sitar player shujaat khan, turkish saz wizard erdal erzincan, malinese kora virtuoso toumani diabaté, and american string quartet brooklyn rider. his project with the rembrandt trio is one of his most intriguing ones. kalhor says: ‘you are not able to categorize it, it’s not jazz, it’s not classical music, it’s just something we do with our instruments and where improvisation is the key.’ the choice of instruments is quite remarkable to say the least. kalhor of course plays the kemenche, the spike fiddle with its expressive sound that moves straight to the heart. rembrandt frerichs plays a fortepiano after a model from 1790, the kind of instrument mozart played. its sound lies between a piano and a harpsichord. frerichs says: ‘i was attracted to it because it can sound like a tar (iranian lute) or a santur (iranian/indian cymbalom). it has lesser overtones than a modern piano so it sounds more transparent, which gives more space to the other instruments.’ kayhan kalhor kemenche, rembrandt frerichs pianoforte, tony overwater double bass, vinsent planjer drum

angelo verploegen trumpet/flugelhorn, nils van haften tenor sax, marc van roon piano, guus bakker double bass, jasper van hulten drums

angelo verploegen trumpet/flugelhorn, jeroen van vliet piano

eva ruiz “la lebri” vocals, david sancho keyboards/piano, juanfe pérez bass guitar/compositions, kike terrón cajón

momi maiga kora/vocals, carlos montfort violin/vocals, aleix tobias drums/percussions, marçal ayats cello/vocals

ben wendel composition & saxophone, ruben van leer direction, alice godfrey dance, lukáš timulak choreography, tiemen rapati scenography, wes broersen audiovisual design, bastiaan grisèl software, annemarije van harten costume designer.

monica akihary vocals/bass kalimba, regina lekranty vocals, maria lekranty vocals, dodó kis recorders, camille verhaak clarinet, ada rave reeds, yedo gibson reeds, peter somuah trumpet, salvoandrea lucifora tuba/ trombone, nora mulder portative organ/analogue synthesizer, niels brouwer guitars, nathaniel klumperbeek bass, yoràn vroom drums, bintou kouyate percussion, sekou dioubate kora, tsammy tsara tsara valiha/jejy/kabosy, ruben kieftenbelt electronics

ben solomon tenor saxophone, aaron parks piano, kanoa mendenhall bass, rj miller drums

kurt elling vocals, charlie hunter guitar, julius rodriguez keys, marcus finnie drums

peter evans trumpet, joel ross vibraphone, nick jozwiak bass, michael ode drums

kaja draksler composition/keys/piano, lena hessels vocals, marta warelis keys, andy moor guitar, samo kutin (prepared) hurdy-gurdy, macio moretti drums, synthesizer

fuensanta vocals/double bass, līva dumpe vocals, marta arpini vocals, sanem kalfa vocals, laura polence vocals, josé soares alto saxophone, alistair payne trumpet, kit downes organ, sun-mi hong drums, guy salamon drums.

nils petter molvaer trumpet/electronics

lilian mille trumpet/keyboards, léo fumagalli sax, tiss rodriguez drums

kacper krupa sax, synths, fryderyk szulgit guitar/synth, wuja hzg bass/moog, andrzej konieczny drums/synths

immanuel wilkins alto sax, micah thomas piano, tyrone allen bass, kweku sumbry drums.

ben lamar gay cornet/synth/vocals, will faber guitar/vocals, matt davis sousaphone/vocals, tommaso moretti drums, oscar jan hoogland piano/electric clavichord

brian settles tenor sax, luke stewart double bass, chad taylor drums

sofia jernberg vocals, signe emmeluth alto saxophone, eirik hegdal saxophone/clarinet, kjetil møster saxophone/clarinet, espen reinertsen saxophone/bass clarinet, eivind lønning trumpet, Øyvind brække trombone, josefin runsteen violin, marianne b. lie cello, kit downes synthesizer, marta warelis piano, gard nilssen drums, håkon mjåset johansen drums, ole morten vågan bass/compositions.

sun-mi hong composition/drums, john dikeman saxophone, mette rasmussen alto saxophone, alistair payne trumpet, jozef dumoulin piano, synthesizer, john edwards bass

enrico rava trumpet/flugelhorn, fred hersch piano

david murray tenor sax/bass clarinet, ingebrigt håker flaten double bass, paal nilssen-love drums

souad asla vocals/percussion, mebrouka brik vocals/bendir/karkabu, aziza tahri vocals/derbuka/t’bal/bendir/tarija/karkabu, khedidja aneb, vocals/bendir/karkabu, zohra kherabi vocals/t’bal/bendir/karkabu/derbuka, rabia boughazi vocals/t’bal/bendir/karkabu/pestle, sabrina cheddad vocals/bendir/derbuka

marquis hill trumpet, godwin louis alt sax, maria grand tenor sax, joel ross vibraphone, jeremy corren piano, rick rosato bass, kayvon gordon drums

fuensanta vocals/double bass/electronics, marta arpini vocals/synthesizer, līva dumpe vocals/synthesizer, ketija ringa-karahona flute, louis cole drums

sofia jernberg vocals, kjetil møster saxophone, kit downes piano, petter eldh double bass

laura polence composition/vocals, peter evans trumpet, cory smythe piano, sofia jernberg vocals august 38th: marta arpini vocals, jodi gilbert vocals, maryana golovchenko vocals, sanem kalfa vocals, annelie koning vocals, saskia oving vocals, laura polence vocals, julia werner vocals, felicity provan vocals/trumpet

michael moore alto sax/clarinet, guillermo celano guitar, omer govreen double bass, onno govaert drums

wayne escoffery tenor saxophone, david kikoski piano, ugonna okegwo bass, mark whitfield jr drums

vuma levin quintet vuma levin composer/vocals/guitar, bernard van rossum tenor sax, xavi torres piano, marco zenini bas, jeroen batterink drums am.ok tijn wybenga conductor/arranger, alistair payne trumpet, nabou claerhout trombone, federico calcagno bass clarinet, pablo rodriguez violin, yanna pelser viola, george dumitriu viola, pau sola cello special guest vernon chatlein percussion

jasper blom tenor sax, līva dumpe vocals/piano

dimitar bodurov piano, anton eger drums

kika sprangers alto sax, teis semey guitar

ernst reijseger cello, mario forte violin

michael mayo vocals, andrew freedman keyboards, robin baytas drums

rodrigo amado tenor sax, alexander von schlippenbach piano, ingebrigt håker flaten double bass, gerry hemingway drums

inoidel gonzales tenor sax, miron rafajlovic trumpet, pepe rivero piano, yarel hernández bass guitar/vocals, michael olivera drums/vocals, yuvisney aguilar percussion

walter smith iii tenor sax, james francies piano/keyboards, michael janisch electric/double bass, eric harland drums.

israël quinones vocals, margaux delatour vocals, jennifer ‘xiomora’ torres vocals, romain dugelay sax/keys, damien cluzel guitar, juan carlos arrechea marimba, léo dumont drums

alistair payne trumpet, josé soares alt saxo, teis semey guitar, jort terwijn double bass, sun mi hong drums

larry goldings organ, peter bernstein guitar, bill stewart drums

matt carmichael tenor sax, fergus mccreadie piano, charlie stewart violin, ali watson bass, tom potter drums

lionel loueke guitar/voice

daniel garcia diego piano, reinier “el negrón” bass, michael olivera drums

tcha limberger violin/vocals/guitar, benjamin clement guitar, csikós vilmos bass

dave douglas trumpet, jon irabagon saxophone, marta warelis piano, nick dunston double bass, rudy royston drums

lucas santana saxophone, davor stehlik guitar, timothy banchet piano, tijs klaassen double bass, tim hennekes drums

isabel sorling vocals, airelle besson trumpet, benjamin moussay piano/keyboards, fabrice moreau drums

will vinson alto sax, gilad hekselman guitar, nate wood drums

chris speed tenor sax, ben monder guitar, reid anderson bass, dave king drums

mark turner tenor sax, jason palmer trumpet, joe martin double bass, jonathan pinson, drums

james brandon lewis saxophone, chris hoffman cello, max jaffe drums

eirik hegdal saxophones, per ”texas” johansson saxophones, kjetil møster saxophones, hanna paulsberg saxophone, mette rasmussen saxophone, maciej obara saxophone, andré roligheten saxophones, signe emmeluth krunderup saxophone thomas johansson trumpet, goran kajfes trumpet, erik johannessen trombone, petter eldh double bass, ole morten vågan double bass, ingebrigt håker flaten double bass, håkon mjåset johansen drums, hans hulbækmo drums, gard nilssen drums

marta arpini vocals, tongo eisen-martin spoken word, josé soares alto saxophone, alistair payne trumpet, floris kappeyne piano/keys, tijs klaassen bass, sun-mi hong drums, uldis vitols light installation

tord gustavsen piano/electronics, steinar raknes bass/electronics, jarle vespestad drums

martin fondse piano/vibrandoneon/ composition, eric van der westen double bass, romain bly french horn, miguel boelens alto sax, trygve seim tenor sax/sopranino vox sturnus margriet sjoerdsma vocals/guitar/piano, sanne huijbregts vocals/kalimba/chimes, anne marie roel messerschmidt vocals/percussion, thora sveinsdottir vocals/alto violin, maaike van der linde vocals/flute/bass flute, annie tångberg vocals/cello

ella zirina guitar, david macchione double bass, eloi pascaul nogue drums, wouter torringa violin, noah hassler violin. ida weidner viola, joshua herwig cello

hristo goleminov tenor saxophone, ketija ringa-karahona flute, antonio mariano moreno glazkov trumpet, gil silva trombone, aleksander sever vibraphone, siebren smink guitar, omer govreen double bass, ilia rayskin drums

itai weismann ewi, timothy banchet piano/toetsen, nathaniel klumperbeek bass, yoràn vroom drums, yariv vroom allround percussion, fantison araby mandinka percussion, vernon chatlein percussion, sekou van heusden percussion, yailah vroom dance, ayaovi kokousse dance

fuensanta voice / double bass, marta arpini voice / synthesizer, līva dumpe voice, sanem kalfa voice, laura polence voice, alistair payne trumpet, josé soares alto saxophone, sun-mi hong drums, guy salamon drums / percussion, várvara tazelaar set design, desiree tazelaar set design, sanem kalfa styling, special guest louis cole

ben wendel tenor sax, seamus blake tenor sax/ewi

alex simu clarinet, pascal schumacher vibraphone

jan van duikeren trumpet, john engels drums

greetje bijma & raphael vanoli - vocals & guitar

anton goudsmit gitaar, louk boudesteijn trombone

martin fondse & romain bly – piano/vibrandoneon & franse horn/trumpet

jorrit westerhof & oscar jan hoogland – guitar & piano/electric clavichord

maryana golovchenko & simone bottasso – vocals & accordeon

itamar borochov trumpet/voice, rob clearfield piano/rhodes, avri borochov double bass, jay sawyer drums

andré roligheten saxophones, petter eldh double bass, gard nilssen drums

rudresh mahanthappa alto sax, francois moutin bass, rudy royston drums

sofia jernberg vocals, mikko innanen alto sax/baritone sax, jonas kullhammar tenor sax/flute, petter eldh bass, christian lillinger drums

bart van der putten alto sax, efraim trujillo soprano sax/flute, frank nielander tenor/soprano sax, claudio jr de rosa tenor sax/clarinet, angelo verploegen, joël botma trumpet, maarten combrink, ilja reijngoud trombone, michiel braam piano, aty de windt double bass, andré groen, danny rombout, martin gort latin percussion.

ray anderson vocal/trombone, james zollar trumpet, tubajoe exley tuba, tommy campbell drums

sanem kalfa vocals/cello/electronics, ilgen arzık visuals, kamucan yalçın vocals/clarinet, marta warelis piano, fuensanta mendez vocals/double bass, sun-mi hong drums

gilad hekselman guitar, petros klampanis bass, amir bressler drums

robin verheyen tenor sax, bram de looze piano, joey baron drums

sylvie courvoisier piano, mary halvorson guitar

ingebrigt håker flaten double bass/electric bass/compositions, mette rasmussen alto saxophone, atle nymo tenor saxophone/clarinet/bass clarinet, erik kimestad trumpet, oddrun lilja jonsdottir electric guitar/vocals, joakim rainer petersen piano/keyboards, olaf olsen drums/percussion

marta arpini: marta arpini vocals/compositions, adrian moncada piano/synth, massimo imperatore guitar, mauro cottone double bass, giacomo camilletti drums/percussion motet: mo van der does alto sax/clarinet/compositions, alistair payne trumpet, matthias van den brande tenor sax, jessie brevé bass clarinet, floris kappeyne piano, tijs klaassen double bass, wouter kühne drums lucas santana 5tet: lucas santana alto sax, davor stehlik guitar, timothy banchet piano, tijs klaassen double bass, wouter kühne drums. special guest: suzan veneman trumpet

jorge rossy vibes/marimba, robert landfermann double bass, jeff ballard drums

pierre courbois drums, jesse schilderink tenor sax, jasper van ‘t hof piano, wiro mahieu double bass.

liva dumpe vocals, ella zirina guitar, ben van gelder alto sax franz von chossy piano the hi-stakes: samuele ghezzi vocals/saxophone, gideon tazelaar saxophone, linus eppinger guitar, tomek van leeuwen bass, joost van schaik drums

mola sylla vocals, oscar jan hoogland elektrisch clavichord, frank rosaly drums

ab baars reeds

mola sylla voice/mbira/xala, oscar jan hoogland electric clavichord, frank rosaly drums

giuseppe doronzo baritone sax/gong

natalio sued reeds

mola sylla voice/mbira/xala, oscar jan hoogland electric clavichord, frank rosaly drums

wilbert de joode double bass

duo: rudi mahall bass clarinet | john schröder drums quartet: tobias klein | oguz büyükberber bass clarinet | ches smith, rie watanabe percussion

marc ribot guitar/voice | shahzad ismaily percussion/utility player | ches smith drums.

miguel zenon alto sax | luis perdomo piano | hans glawischnig bass | henry cole drums

maciej obara alto sax | dominik wania piano | ole morten vagan bass | gard nilssen drums

michael moore  sax/clarinet | ab baars, sax/clarinet | tobias delius tenor sax | wolter wierbos trombone | thomas heberer trumpet | mary oliver violin/viola | tristan honsinger cello | guus janssen piano | ernst glerum bass | han bennink drums

philip dizack trumpet | shai maestro piano | jorge roeder bass | ofri nehemya drums

fuensanta méndez vocals/bass | tineke postma sax | marc van roon piano | miles okasaki guitar | jeroen vierdag electric bass | sun-mi hong drums

maarten hogenhuis sax | jesse van ruller guitar

ibelisse guardia ferragutti vocals/electronics/synthesizers | joachim badenhorst reeds/electronics | marta warelis piano/synthesizers | andy moor guitar | ingebrigt haker flaten bass/electronics | frank rosaly drums/synthesizers/composition

paul van kemenade alto sax | jasper van ‘t hof piano/keys/pc sampling | mariá portugal drums/percussion

maria mendes vocals | cedric hanriot piano | jasper somsen bass | jasper van hulten drums

gideon tazelaar tenor sax | benjamin herman alt sax | joris roelofs bass clarinet | ian cleaver trumpet | felix moseholm bass | jorge rossy drums

alessandro russo tenor saxophone | yannick hiwat violin | alexander van popta piano | bill mookhoek bass guitar | niek de bruin drums

hermine deurloo harmonica | eran har even guitar | joost buis trombone/lap steel guitar | frans van der hoeven bass | martijn grootendorst vj/projections

sam newbould alto saxophone/composition | bernard van rossum tenor saxophone | timothy banchet piano | daniel nagel bass | guy salamon drums | ian cleaver trumpet

anna serierse vocals | gijs idema guitar | cas jiskoot bass | tim hennekes drums

mary oliver violin/viola | jasper stadhouders guitar/mandolin | uldis vitols bass | frank rosaly drums | harpo 't hart analog synth/electric organ

ziv taubenfeld bass clarinet/percussion | michael moore reeds | joost buis trombone | yung-tung ku vibraphone/percussion | nico chientaroli piano/objects | rozemarie heggen bass | onno govaert drums/percussion

michiel braam piano | frank nielander tenor & alto saxophone

annelie koning vocals | michiel braam piano

joris roelofs bass clarinet | bram van sambeek bassoon

sun-mi hong drums | tristan renfrow drums

sanem kalfa vocals/cello | marta warelis piano

ernst glerum double bass | timothy blanchet piano

fuensanta méndez double bass/vocals | han bennink drums

oene van geel viola | albert van veenendaal (prepared) piano

reinier baas guitar | martijn vink drums

alistair payne trumpet | john dikeman tenorsax

ramón valle piano | jamie peet drums

michael moore clarinet | paul berner bass

xavi torres piano | ben van gelder alt sax

sanne rambags vocals | harmen fraanje piano

aäron bouwman bass | david nino van der grinten keys | rafael devante sinay guitar | kick woudstra drums

benjamin herman sax | oscar jan hoogland piano | thomas pol bass | joost patočka drums

fuensanta méndez vocals/bass/compositions | marta arpini vocals | gabriel milliet vocals/flute | sanem kalfa vocals | liva dumpe vocals | alistair payne trumpet | josé soares alt sax | sun-mi hong drums/korean drum | guy salamon drums/percussion

izaline calister vocals | ed verhoeff guitar | angelo verploegen trumpet

greetje bijma vocals | mary oliver violin/viola/hardanger | nora mulder piano

jasper blom sax | jesse van ruller guitar | frans van der hoeven bass | martijn vink drums harmen fraanje piano

eran har even guitar | itai weissman ewi | jeroen batterink drums

louk boudesteijn trombone/moog | jelle roozenburg guitar/bass guitar | david kweksilber reeds | romain bly french horn/trumpet/percussion | jimmi jo hueting drums/sounds

benjamin herman alt sax | joris teepe bass | john engels drums

tineke postma alt sax/soprano sax | ian cleaver trumpet | clemens van der feen bass | tristan renfrow drums

mete erker tenor sax | joost buis trombone | anton goudsmit guitar | sean fascani bass guitar | tim hennekes drums

alexander van popta piano | jelle roozenburg guitar | thomas pol bass | jamie peet drums

ben van gelder alt sax | jean-paul estiévenart trumpet | reinier baas guitar | bert cools guitar | félix zurstrassen bass guitar | fred malempré percussion | antoine pierre drums

gijs levelt trumpet | mehmet polat ud | daniel van huffelen bass | joan terol amigo drums

yuri honing tenor sax | wolfert brederode piano

rafael sinay guitar, david nino van der grinten keys, aäron bouwman bass, kick woudstra drums

anna serierse vocals, gijs idema guitar, cas jiskoot bass, tim hennekes drums

bernard van rossum tenor sax, xavi torres piano, guy salamon drums, daniel nagel bass, sam newbould alto sax / compositions guest: ian cleaver trumpet

nizar rohana ud, mike fentross lute, maarten ornstein clarinet, jasser haj youssef viola d’amore, tony overwater bass / violone, ruven ruppik percussion

ahmed el maai ud / kanun, reinier baas guitar, clemens van der feen bass, joris roelofs clarinets

remco jak soprano sax, olivier sliepen alto sax, bas apswoude tenor sax, harry cherrin bariton sax

juraj stanik piano, frans van der hoeven bass, roberto pistolesi drums guests: ian cleaver trumpet, gideon tazelaar tenorsax

katharina gross cello / text / music / performance, wouter snoei sound direction

yassir bousselam cello, jérémy dumont piano, ruven ruppik percussion

v&j (bas ten berge) visuals, sanne rambags vocals, tessel hersbach violin, yanna pelser viola, bence huszar cello, camiel jansen double bass, julian schneemann piano, jeroen batterink drums

emma breedveld violin, oene van geel viola, wolter wierbos trombone, maarten van der grinten guitar, theo loevendie piano, tijs klaassen bass, steve altenberg drums

song-yi jeon vocals, nicolo ricci tenorsax, alistair payne trumpet, young-woo lee piano, alessandro fongaro bass, sun-mi hong drums

tineke postma altsax, sjoerd dijkhuizen tenorsax, ian cleaver trumpet, rob van bavel piano, marius beets bass, eric ineke drums cd presentation : bert vuijsje

sanne rambags vocals, koen smits trumpet, sjoerd van eijck piano

rembrandt frerichs piano, tony overwater bass, vinsent planjer drums, efraïm trujillo tenorsax, teus nobel trumpet

joost buis trombone, jeroen kimman guitar, paul pallesen guitar, dion nyland bass, tristan renfrow drums

mola sylla vocals, m’bira, xalam, ernst reijseger cello, harmen fraanje piano

oscar jan hoogland piano, ab baars tenorsax/clarinet, uldis vitols bass, onno govaert drums

benjamin herman alto sax, peter beets piano, felix moseholm bass, han bennink drums

bruno calvo trumpet, maarten hogenhuis alto sax, mete erker tenor sax, joris roelofs bass clarinet, clemens van der feen bass, mark schilders drums

anton goudsmit guitar, frank montis hammond, cyril directie drums

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hermine deurloo chromatic harmonica, annie tangberg, eilidh martin cello, luca benedetti guitar, jon cowherd piano/fender rhodes, tony scherr bass/vocals, steve gadd drums

michael moreno guitar, taylor eigsti piano, joe sanders bass, kendrick scott drums

kenny garrett, alto/sopranosax, corcoran holt bass, vernell brown piano, samuel laviso drums, rudy bird percussion

tony roe keys, matt calvert guitar/live processing, robin mullarkey bass, anton eger drums

dj val jeanty turntables, kris davis piano, terri lyne carrington drums

michael moore alto sax/clarinet, harmen fraanje piano, clemens van der feen bass, gerry hemingway drums

fay claassen vocals, ack van rooyen flügelhorn, paul heller tenor sax, bart van lier trombone, peter tiehuis guitar, juraj stanik piano, ruud ouwehand bass, hans dekker drums

avishai cohen trumpet, yonathan avishai piano

program: jasper blom quartet jesse van ruller guitar, frans van der hoeven bass, martijn vink drums, pablo held piano zilt ian cleaver trumpet, wouter kühne drums, cas jiskoot bass jasper blom tentet jasper blom saxes, ian cleaver trumpet, wouter kühne drums, cas jiskoot bass, lucas dann piano, victor belmonte trombone, ben fitzpatrick alto saxophone/clarinet, lucas figueiredo santana tenor saxophone/flute, jessie brevé baritone saxophone/bass/clarinet/flute, anna serierse vocals final act jasper blom tenor saxophone, dick oatts alto saxophone, mike boone bass, mekhi boone drums

marcus strickland sax, julius rodrìguez keys, david rosenthal guitar, ben williams bass, justin brown drums

becca stevens vocals/guitar/charango/ukelele, michelle willis vocals/keyboards, christopher tordini vocals/bass, jordan perlson vocals/percussion, jan esbra guitar

christian scott atunde adjuah trumpet/reverse flugel/sirenette, logan richardson sax, lawrence fields piano/keys, max mucha bass, corey fornville drums, weedie braimah percussion

melissa aldana tenor sax, lage lund guitar, pablo menares bass, kush abadey drums

laura polence voice, mola sylla voice, felicity provan trumpet, benjamin herman alto sax, david kweksilber reeds, ada rave tenor sax/clarinet, andy moor electric guitar, oscar jan hoogland piano/electric clavichord, ernst glerum, double bass, gerri jäger drums/percussion

tom harrell trumpet, mark turner tenor sax, charles altura guitar, ben street bass, johnathan blake drums

alain deval drums/electronics, adrien lambinet trombone/fx, antoine dawans trumpet/synths, clément dechambre saxophones/synths

alan regardin trumpet, matthieu prual saxophones/bass clarinet, ronan courty double bass, ronan prual double bass

thea ellingsen grant vocals, malin dahl Ødegård vocals, mona krogstad tenor saxophone, georgia wartel collins double bass, ingvald vassbø drums

dominic landolt guitar/effects, ramon landolt keys/synths/samples, mario hänni drums

filippo vignato trombone / filters / electronics, yannick lestra fender rhodes / bass synth / fx, attila gyárfás drums / electronics

niels broos keyboards, jamie peet drums

camiel jansen double bass/composer, julian schneeman piano, jeroen batterink drums, tessel hersbach violin, yanna pelser viola, bence huszar cello

andi tausch guitar, leonhard skorupa saxophone / clarinet / synth / samples, daniel moser bass clarinet / fx, konstantin kräutler drums

erik fräki drums, adele sauros saxophones, mikael saastamoinen double bass

andi tausch guitar, leonhard skorupa saxophone / clarinet / synth / samples, daniel moser bass clarinet / fx, konstantin kräutler drums

sanem kalfa vocals, george dumitriu viola

kim macari trumpet, riley stone-lonergan tenor sax, tom rivière double bass, steve hanley drums

xavi torres piano

kasia pietrzko piano, andrzej Święs bas, piotr budniak drums

nicolo ricci tenorsax, alistair payne trumpet, young woo lee piano, alessandro fongaro bass, sun-mi hong drums

eric vloeimans trumpet, frank woeste piano

jason yarde soprano / alto / baritone sax, shabaka hutchings tenor sax, alexander hawkins piano, john edwards bass, louis moholo-moholo drums

king ayisoba ayuune sule adontanga aporee aboba azure francis ayamga maxwell dagati agongo atamina zenabu zea & oscar jan hoogland

hans dagelet vocals/trumpet, john dikeman sax, wilbert bulsink piano/hammond, jeroen kimman guitar, peter jessen bass, onno govaert drums, floris van bergeijk electronics

luedji luna vocals, françois muleka guitar / backing vocals, aniel sommelian acoustic bass / electric bass, kato change guitar, rudson daniel percussion, lenynha oliveira percussion

amaro freitas piano, jean elton bass, hugo medeiros drums / percussion

petros klampanis bass, kristjan randalu piano, francesco ciniglio drums

ben van gelder alto sax, reinier baas guitar

kit downes piano

david murray tenorsax, ingebrigt håker flaten contrabass, paal nilssen-love drums

jake mcmurchie sax, pete judge trumpet, jim barr bass, clive deamer drums

joris roelofs bass clarinet

chris abrahams piano, lloyd swanton bass, tony buck drums

sanne rambags’ european colours group sanne rambags vocals, jesse schilderink tenorsax, oddrun lilja jonsdottir guitar sun-mi hong quintet nicolo ricci tenorsax, alistair payne trumpet, young woo lee piano, alessandro fongaro bass, sun-mi hong drums

jason stein bass clarinet, greg ward alto saxophone, jim black drums, eric revis bass

braxton cook altosaxofoon, marquis hill trumpet, junius paul bass, jonathan pinson drums, joel ross vibraphone

keir neuringer sax, camae ayewa poet/spoken word, luke stewart bass, aquiles navarro trompet, tcheser holmes drums

tijn wybenga conductor, alistair payne trumpet, kika sprangers sax, odei al magut trombon, federico calcagno bassclarinet, andre lima violin, pablo rodriguez violin, george dumitriu altviolin, pau sola cello, angelo boltini live electronics, felix back synthesizers, vuma levin guitar, allesandro fongaro contrabass / bassguitar, alex brajcovic drums, ruven ruppik percussion

linda may han oh bass, greg ward altsax, fabian almazan piano, rudy royston drums

christian kühn guitar, ziv taubenfeld bass clarinet, esat ekincioglu bass, george hadow drums

jorrit westerhof guitar, donatas bielunski bass, aleksander Škoric drums

jeremy pelt trumpet, victor gould piano, vicente archer bass, chien chien lu vibraphone/marimba allan mednard drums

filippo vignato trombone, francesco diodati guitar / electronics, francesco ponticelli bass / electronics

jasper høiby bas, ivo neame piano, anton eger drums

allison miller drums, jenny scheinman violin, ben goldberg clarinet, myra melford piano, kirk knuffke trumpet, chris lightcap bass

Óskar guðjónsson sax, Ómar guðjónsson guitars/bass guitars, davíð Þór jónsson hammond organ/moogs/rhodes piano/piano/bass, magnús trygvason eliassen drums

mark turner tenor saxophone, jason palmer trumpet, joe martin double bass, jonathan pinson drums

craig taborn fender rhodes/midi controller, matt mitchell piano/prophet 6/modular synthesizers, ben monder guitar, trevor dunn bass guitar, dan weiss drums

tord gustavsen piano, sigurd hole bas, jarle vespestad drums

kit downes piano, petter eldh bass, james maddren drums

erika stucky vocal, accordeon, film, ian gordon-lennox tuba, trumpet, jon sass tuba, fm einheit sounds

sylvain rifflet tenor sax, joce mienniel flute, rembrandt frerichs piano, tony overwater bass, vinsent planjer drums

jasper van ’t hof synthesizers / piano, tony lakatos sax, tineke postma altsax, paul van kemenade altsax, dick de graaf tenorsax, llja reijngoud trombone, philip catherine gitaar, stefan lievestro bas, aldo romano, pierre courbois, jamie peet drums

marc ribot, shahzad ismaily, ches smith

shai maestro piano, jorge roeder bass, ofri nehemya drums

ben wendel tenor saxophone, gilad hekselman guitar, sullivan fortner (replaces kevin hays) piano, joe martin bas, kendrick scott drums

jelena kuljić vocals, kalle kalima, frank möbus guitar, christian lillinger drums

donny mccaslin tenor saxophone, jeff taylor vocals/guitar, jason lindner keyboards, owen biddle bass, zach danziger drums

lionel loueke guitar, massimo biocati bass, ferenc nemeth drums

monty alexander piano, jj shakur bass, jason brown drums

julian lage guitar, jorge roeder bass, eric doob drums

philipp rüttgers piano/microphonic soundbox, heidi heidelberg vocals/guitar, oene van geel alto violin, jörg brinkmann cello/fx effects, mark schilders drums/fx effects, seppe ovink vj

gabriel joão vocals, antonio menezes, leonído barros guitar, albertino santan afonso bass, manuel oliveira drums dj alex figueira (vintage voudou)

oded tzur tenor saxophone, nitai hershkovits piano, petros klampanis double bass, ofri nehemya drums

bob reynolds sax, ruslan sirota piano, janek gwizdala bass, chaun horton drums

larry goldings hammond b3, peter bernstein guitar, bill stewart drums

ravi coltrane tenor sax, ralph alessi trumpet, andy milne piano, john hébert bass, mark ferber drums

benjamin herman saxophones, giuseppe doronzo bariton sax, efe erdem trombone, alexander van popta piano/keys, rory ronde guitar, manuel hugas bass, joost kroon drums, [special guest] jonathan herman guitar, pauline koning violin, yannick hiwat violin, mara tieles viola, susanne rosmolen violoncello

Óskar guðjónsson tenor saxophone, elias stemeseder keyboards, chris tordini bass, jim black drums/sampler

rogier telderman piano/composities, guus bakker bass, niek de bruijn drums (niek de bruijn replaces tuur moens)

sylvaine hélary flute/vocals, fred lonberg-holm cello/effects, eve risser piano, mike reed drums

omer avital bass, eden ladin piano, asaf yuria saxophones, alexander levin tenor saxophone, ofri nehemya drums

jazzmeia horn vocals, victor gould piano, geraud portal bass, henry conerway iii drums

jason stein bass clarinet, lisa alvarado harmonium/gong, joshua abrams guimbri/bass, mikel avery drums

zara mcfarlane vocals, peter edwards piano/keys, max luthert bass, binker golding tenor saxophone, sam jones drums & pads

guillermo celano guitar/effects, gerard kleijn trumpet/flugelhorn/voice/effects, joost kesselaar drums. speciale gast: chris cheek tenor saxophone

(logan richardson is being replaced by) jason yarde saxophone, abel marcel calderon piano, (mark helias is being replaced by) eric revis bass, nasheet waits drums

charles mcpherson alto saxophone, alberto palau piano, (darryl hall is being replaced by) joris teepe bass, stephen keogh drums

robin verheyen saxophone, marc copland piano, (drew gress will be replaced by) clemens van der feen bass, (billy hart will be replaced by) eric mcpherson drums

jure pukl, melissa aldana tenor saxophone, joe sanders bass, gregory hutchinson drums special guests: tineke postma, ben van gelder saxophone, kaja draksler piano

benjamin herman saxophone, han bennink drums, peter beets piano, ernst glerum (will replace ruud jacobs) bass

greg ward alto saxophone, tim haldeman tenor saxophone, ben lamar gay cornet, jason stein bass clarinet, marvin tate spoken word, jason roebke bass, mike reed drums, kim alpert video special guests: marta warelis piano & joost buis trombone

moving still jonathan finlayson trumpet and composition, miles okazaki guitar, andy milne piano, john hébert double bass, craig weinrib drums

mozes rosenberg, pascal theune guitar, arnoud van den berg bass, christiaan van hemert violin/narrator

joost lijbaart drums, bram stadhouders guitar, sanne rambags drum

mars williams sax, wolter wierbos trombone, eric boeren cornet, wilbert de joode bass, jasper stadhouders guitar, frank rosaly drums

dash! (maarten ornstein sax, alex oele bass, eric hoeke drums) special guests: joshua samson percussion, joost buis trombone, michael moore sax, jasper stadhouders guitar

gilad hekselman guitar/fender rhodes, aaron parks piano/fender rhodes, kendrick scott drums/pads

maarten hogenhuis, jasper blom saxophone, raphael vanoli, anton goudsmit guitar, sean fasciani bass, stefan kruger, joost patocka drums

martin fondse piano/vibrandoneon/synthesizers, lenine vocals/guitar, claudio puntin clarinets/electronics, eric vloeimans trumpet, dirk peter kölsch drums, eric van der westen bass, mete erker saxophones, morris kliphuis french horn, remy van kesteren harp, sanne rambags vocals, anna serierse vocals, jörg brinkmann cello, annie tangberg cello and kees van kooten voice/poetry

ben cottrell director, anthony brown saxophone, oliver dover, tom ward saxophone, nick walters, graham south, owen bryce trumpet, simon lodge, rich mcveigh, ed horsey trombone, anton hunter guitar, richard jones piano, stewart wilson bass, finlay panter drums

sofia jernberg vocals, joachim badenhorst sax/basclarinet, raphael vanoli guitar, petter eldh bass, giray gürkal guitar, frank rosaly drums, gerri jäger drums/composition, meeus van dis light, sandor caron sound design, ellenoor bakker film dj juha (progress bar, viral radio)

mark guiliana drums/composition, jason rigby saxophone, fabian almazan piano, chris morrissey bass

kaja draksler piano, petter eldh bass, christian lillinger drums alexander hawkins piano kaja draksler piano, alexander hawkins piano, harald austbø cello, petter eldh bass, olie brice bass, onno govaert drums, christian lillinger drums

marquis hill trumpet, josh johnson alto saxophone, joel ross vibraphone, jeremiah hunt bass, makaya mccraven drums

warelis / de joode / govaert marta warelis piano, wilbert de joode bass, onno govaert drums warelis / rave / tuan ku marta warelis piano, ada rave saxophone, yung-tuan ku percussion waralis / petruccelli / renfow marta warelis piano, miguel petruccelli guitar/bass, tristan renfrow drums

mariÁ portugal / paul van kemenade / jasper van ‘t hof paul van kemenade alto saxophone, jasper van ‘t hof piano/keys/sampling, mariá portugal drums van kemenade’s three horns and a bass van kemenade alto saxophone/compositions, angelo verploegen flugelhorn, louk boudesteijn trombone, wiro mahieu bass vintskevich-taylor quartet (ru/usa) leonid vintskevich piano/fender rhodes, nick vintskevitch alto-/soprano saxophone, kip reed bass, joel taylor drums

ben van gelder alto saxophone, mike lebrun tenor saxophone, paul cornish piano, max kraus bass, kevin van den elzen drums

yuri honing saxophone, wolfert brederode piano, gulli gudmundsson bass, joost lijbaart drums

cortex kristoffer berre alberts saxophone, thomas johansson trumpet, ola høyer bass, gard nilssen drums acoustic unity andré roligheten saxophone, petter eldh bass, gard nilssen drums

will vinson alt saxophone, kevin hays keyboards, matt brewer bass, henry cole drums

tobias klein alto saxophone/bass clarinet, gonçalo almeida bass, martin van duynhoven drums

philipp gropper tenorsax, elias stemeseder piano/synthesizer, robert landfermann bas, oliver steidle drums

ernst glerum bas, timothy banchet piano, jamie peet drums

bram de looze piano, bert cools gitaar, electronica, thierry castel synthesizers, electronica, mark schilders drums, gitaar, synthesizers

munha da 7 bas/groepsleider, lucas ‘sombrio’ muniz basklarinet, gustavo ‘don chavez’ elias gitaar, jota dale cavaquinho, lupa marques drums

ivo perelman sax, matthew shipp piano

fred hersch piano, john hébert bas, eric mcpherson drums

alex simu klarinet/tenorsax/viola da gamba, george dumitriu gitaar/(alt)viool, franz von chossy piano/accordeon, jörg brinkman cello/basgitaar, kristijan krajncan cello/drums

aaron parks piano, ben street bas, billy hart drums

jef neve, rythm section & string quartet jef neve piano, lennart heyndels bas, jens bouttery drums/toys, teus nobel trompet, pauline koning viool, cristina constantinescu viool, steven de roeck altviool, marlon dek cello

dele sosimi keys/lead vocals, tamar osborn baritone saxophone, graeme flowers trumpet, justin thurgur trombone/backing vocals, phil dawson guitar, suman joshi, femi elias bass, kunle olofinjana drums/backing vocals

michael moore altsax/klarinet, ab baars, tobias delius tenorsax/klarinet, thomas heberer trompet, wolter wierbos trombone, guus janssen piano, mary oliver (alt)viool, tristan honsinger cello, ernst glerum bas, han bennink drums. speciale gasten: ben van gelder, reinier baas, oscar jan hoogland, marije nie, michael schumacher

john scofield gitaar, sullivan fortner orgel/piano, vicente archer bas, bill stewart drums

marshall allen dirigent/altsax/fluit, cecil brooks trompet, tara middleton zang/viool, knoel scott zang/saxen, james stewart tenorsax, danny ray thompson baritonsax, dave davis trombone, george burton piano, dave hotep gitaar, tyler mitchell bas, elson nascimento percussie, wayne anthony smith jr drums

chris cheek, tony malaby tenorsax, craig taborn piano, chris lightcap bas, gerald cleaver drums

james brandon lewis tenorsax, luke stewart bas, warren ‘trae’ crudup drums

michael moore altsax/klarinet, eric boeren cornet, wolter wierbos trombone, greg moore tuba, michael vatcher drums

jeremy pelt trompet, danny grissett piano, dezron douglas bas, louis hayes drums

paul bollenback gitaar, orlando le fleming bas, jeff ‘tain’ watts drums

jeroen van vliet piano/effecten, cord heineking bas/effecten, mark schilders drums

maarten hogenhuis altsax, folkert oosterbeek hammond, thomas rolff bas, felix schlarmann drums

craig taborn piano

shabaka hutchings sax/klarinet, theon cross tuba, tom skinner drums, maxwell hallett replaces seb rochford on drums

makaya mccraven drums, greg spero toetsen, dustin laurenzi sax, matt gold gitaar

han bennink (drums) in duo with the following pianists: bobby few, gerard bouwhuis en oscar jan hoogland

with: wilbert de joode, achim kaufmann, frank gratkowski, tobias delius, ab baars, martin van duynhoven, marta warelis, peter van bergen, ada rave, onno govaert, michael vatcher

benjamin herman sax, robin nolan, kevin nolan gitaar, arnoud van den berg bas

bassekou kouyaté lead ngoni, amy sacko vocal, moustafa kouyaté bas ngoni, moctar kouyate kalebas, mahamadou tounkara yabara/tama (percussie)