Vi har koncert med Marilyn Keller i Gilleleje 22.01.2012 og er ledige i dagene deromkring. Nogen der er interesseret?
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July 2011
30 July 2011
Ledige med Derek Winters
Vi har job med Derek Winters 4.11. og igen 18.11. - men er ledige i dagene deromkring. Nogen der har brug for os? Se evt. vores kalender.
28 July 2011
27 July 2011
Uge 28 på Bornholm
Tak til Per Bech Nielsen for at sende billeder fra uge 28 på Bornholm. Han og Bodil Stendevad var med til alle koncerter - undtagen kirkekoncerten i Hasle.
Her et billede fra vores åbningskoncert på havnen ved Allinge Jazzfestival.
Dejlig mange mennesker og rekordomsætning ved ølboderne.
Tirsdag to fyldte kirkekoncerter i Allinge.
Onsdag eftermiddag et koldt og blæsende job i Danchels Have.
Mange mennesker, og der var optaget på alle stole og bænke, så græsset måtte tages i brug. Dejligt at publikum holdt ud trods kuling og havgus gennem haven.
Langt over 200 tilhørere i Nexø Kirke torsdag aften. Dejligt!
Tak for fine billeder og gode minder, Per!
Kulturstationen Vanløse
Klik på billedet for at se det i større gengivelse
22 July 2011
Hällevik TradJazz Festival med Derek Winters
11.08.2011: Kirkekoncert i Listerkyrkan kl. 18:00
12.08.2011: Lax&Vin kl. 13:15
12.08.2011 Dagmars kl. 17:30
10 July 2011
Ian Wheeler
On a beautiful Cornish summer day, in the Glynn Valley, we said farewell to Ian Wheeler, musician and inspiration to many. He seemed to be part of our youth and I remember listening to him at the St. Albans Jazz Club when he was a member of the great Ken Colyer Jazzmen. I did not know him then, I was 17 and he was old, he must have been nearly 30 by then! Over the years Ian went on to form his own band and then joined Chris Barber, a band he was with for over 25 years and this took him to international acclaim. After making many recordings and a career in music that took him all over the world he stepped down from the Barber band and returned to his home in the fishing port of Polperro. Over the last few years Ian played more locally and on many occasions I was able to book him with my band. At his funeral his son, Chris, spoke of a loving father, a great musician and a person that was enthusiastic about everthing he did from his jazz to becoming a pilot and his keen interest in model making.
The family said the funeral was to be a celebration of Ian’s life and it was. A parade band of eleven musicans, all who had played with him over the years led the cortage to the Chapel door and recordings of some of Ian´s work was played duringthe secular service. We were told that one of his favourites was the CD he made with Edmond Hall playing the tune High Society, I think Ian was part of a jazz high society, he was one of the best.
- Derek Winters, Cornwall, England
Photo: Jill Pepper
