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The Godfather of Swing – Ray Gelato

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Jaffa Jazz Festival

For tickets call now 03-5733001 Jaffa Jazz Festival honors the man jazz radio broadcaster Danny Karpel, the unwavering contribution to Israeli jazz Danny Karpel 1954-2016  

KJ DENHERT: Singing My America ! Jazz , blues , country , etc…

KJ’s performances will move you to laugh, to dance and even to cry. Her special blend of urban folk & jazz has earned her four Independent Music Award nominations and in ’09, she was named as one of Jazz.com’s top female vocalists. She’s appeared at scores of festivals and has residencies at the ’55 Bar’, Smoke in NYC, at the Baz Bar in St. Barth’s, and the prestigious Umbria Jazz Festival in Italy. Her very latest, “Album No.9, a collection …

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The Godfather of Swing – Ray Gelato

Jaffa Jazz Festival

יפוג'אז 2016

For tickets call now 03-5733001


We have a social Jazz Festival and his friend of all of us: your viewers and supporters of non-reserved and united together musicians from all over the world. Together we enjoyed the performance of the eight friend, guest artists from abroad, and 43 Israeli artists, all leading jazz musicians in their countries join together to honor the great jazz composers disposable gestures and memorable.

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פסטיבל יפו ג'אז 2016

Jaffa Jazz Festival honors the man jazz radio broadcaster Danny Karpel, the unwavering contribution to Israeli jazz Danny Karpel 1954-2016

לוגויים יפו ג'אז.

עמיקם קימלמן- יוזם פסטיבל יפו ג'אז

Amikam Kimelman founder and artistic director Jaffa Jazz Festival

זיו בן- מנהל אמנותי ג'אז חם

Ziv Ben CEO Sea Organization , Managing and Production

 



KJ DENHERT: Singing My America ! Jazz , blues , country , etc…

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KJ’s performances will move you to laugh, to dance and even to cry. Her special blend of urban folk & jazz has earned her four Independent Music Award nominations and in ’09, she was named as one of Jazz.com’s top female vocalists. She’s appeared at scores of festivals and has residencies at the ’55 Bar’, Smoke in NYC, at the Baz Bar in St. Barth’s, and the prestigious Umbria Jazz Festival in Italy. Her very latest, “Album No.9, a collection of 60’s jazz, pop and rock standards is set for release on Motema Music in Europe & the US in the fall 2010. Consistently praised for her pathos, originality and impeccable musicianship, KJ is a one of a kind songwriter, guitarist and performer, not to be missed. Kj will perform in th Hot Jazz Sseries all over Israel.

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KJ DENHERT: Singing  My America ! Jazz , blues , country , etc…

21.6.16

22:00

Zappa Hrtzlih- Jewish state 85 Herzliya Pituach


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KJ DENHERT: Singing  My America ! Jazz , blues , country , etc…

22.6.16

21:00

Modiin Einan Hall


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KJ DENHERT: Singing  My America ! Jazz , blues , country , etc…

23.6.16

21:00

Tel Aviv Museum of Art 27 Shaul Hamelech


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KJ DENHERT: Singing  My America ! Jazz , blues , country , etc…

24.6.16

21:30

Tel Aviv Museum of Art 27 Shaul Hamelech


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KJ DENHERT

” If Sting was married with Roberta Flack and having ankj Denhert
affair with Cassandra Wilson , my music was their baby “
that depicts the singer , guitarist and composer ,
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KJ Denhert Vocal&Guitar  (New York)

Bennett Paster Piano (New York)
Lenny Sendersky Saxophone
Assaf Hakimi Bass
Gasper Bertoncelj Drums

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New Orleans- Blues

Posted on2 August 2012 | 0 comments

 Evan Christopher

Clarinetist, Evan Christopher combines virtuosity, immaculate taste, and enthusiasm with a deep commitment to exploring the full range of possibilities around the New Orleans clarinet tradition. Anchored in the musical vocabulary created by early Creole musicians such as Sidney Bechet, Omer Simeon, and Barney Bigard, he has created a highly personal brand of “contemporary early-jazz” that strives to expand the legacy of this unique style.Christopher’s journey on Clarinet Road began in 1994 when he left his native California for New Orleans to be a part of the country’s most important and historic music community.

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 He worked with musicians as stylistically diverse as Al Hirt and veterans of Preservation Hall to funk and brass bands including the Nightcrawlers and Galactic, before leaving to join the Jim Cullum Jazz Band in San Antonio, Texas in 1996. For nearly three years, he appeared nightly as their featured clarinetist and recorded several of their syndicated radio programs, Riverwalk: Live from the Landing.Christopher returned to New Orleans to be an ambassador for the New Orleans clarinet style. Besides his own “Clarinet Road” series of CDs (STR Digital), he has recorded alongside New Orleans artists including Big Al Carson, Duke Heitger, Narvin Kimball, Uncle Lionel Battiste, and Tom McDermott. After the the Federal levees failed in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina in August, 2005, he traveled continuously and even based himself briefly in Paris at the invitation of

the French government. During this artist-residency, he formed his current groups, the JazzTraditions PROJECT and Django à la Créole. The latter, fusing Gypsy Swing with New Orleans grooves and rhythms of “le monde Créole,” released their debut CD, “Django à la Créole” in 2008 and a second outing, “Finesse,” in 2010 (Fremeaux & Associés). As a composer, his original songs are the high point of critically acclaimed CDs such as “Delta Bound” featuring pianist Dick Hyman (Arbors, 2007), “The Remembering Song” featuring guitarist Bucky Pizzarelli (Arbors, 2010), and the Grammy-winning New Orleans Jazz Orchestra’s “Book One.” In July 2010, he had the honor to debut his “Treat It Gentle Suite,” the first concerto written for clarinet and jazz band in the New Orleans style, with the Minnesota Orchestra.Mr. Christopher began his musical training on clarinet at age 11. In high school, he received the Louis Armstrong National Jazz Award and was one of the first graduates of the prestigious Idyllwild Arts Academy. He continued studies at the University of Southern California and graduated cum laude with a Bachelor’s degree from California State University, Long Beach. Published research and presentations on the New Orleans clarinet style initiated pursuit of a Masters degree in Musicology at Tulane University. Having returned to New Orleans in 2008, Christopher is an advocate for the cultural workforce and jazz-based music education. He even taught part-time at the University of New Orleans where he coached a “New Orleans Music Ensemble” that performed with guest mentors such as Lucien Barbarin and Marcus Roberts. When not touring, he appears as as a guest with groups such as the New Orleans Jazz Orchestra and is a charter member of jazz composer guild, NOLA ArtHouse Music.

Swing de Gitanes

An Israeli based Gypsy Swing bandOren Sagi- Double BassYaakov Hoter & alon sagi – Guitars

 

 

 

 

 

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New Orleans- Blues- PLAYING SIDNEY BACHET

Herzelia Pituach Zappa Club

 8 January 2013

22:00

Zappa Herzliy, Medinat Hayehudim 85, herzeliya pituh


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New Orleans- Blues- PLAYING SIDNEY BACHET

 10 January 2013

21:00

Tel Aviv Museum of Art 27 Shaul Hamelech Blvd Tel Aviv


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New Orleans- Blues- PLAYING SIDNEY BACHET

 11 January 2013

21:30

Tel Aviv Museum of Art 27 Shaul Hamelech Blvd Tel Aviv


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Evan Christopher


Colombian jazz Madness

Posted on4 October 2012 | 0 comments

Edmar Castañeda (born 1978 in Bogotá, Colombia) is a Colombian harpist. He performs his own compositions as well as tapping into native Music of Colombia, Music of Venezuela;Joropo and Music of Argentina, Zamba. He tours regularly as the leader of the Edmar Castañeda Trio, together with David Silliman on drums/percussion and Marshall Gilkes on trombone. He is also a band member for the Andrea Tierra Quartet whose members areAndrea Tierra on vocals, Sam Sadigursky on flute/clarinet/saxophone, and David Silliman.

Castañeda is the son of Colombian harp player, composer, singer, teacher Pavelid Castañeda.

He has performed with Paquito D’Rivera, Wynton Marsalis, John Scofield, Joe Locke, JLCO,John Patitucci, Giovanni Hidalgo, Lila Downs, Janis Siegel, Chico O’Farrill Afro-Cuban jazz big band, The United Nations Orchestra, Simón Diaz, Samuel Torres among other renowned musicians

In 2006 he released the solo album Cuarto de Colores and he released his new album Entre Cuerdas in June 2009

Supersax – Sonny Rollins Music

Posted on1 November 2012 | 0 comments

Joel Frahm’s May 1st release, We Used to Dance, places him in the company
of master musicians Kenny Barron (piano), Rufus Reid (bass), and Victor
Lewis (drums).  Frahm more than holds his own in showing both the chops
and lyricism that has made him an irreplaceable part of so many sessions
in his two decades on the jazz scene.
Surrounded by jazz legends, Frahm makes this recording a true “coming
out party” for his maturing artistry. It is his most ambitious CD to date, featuring six of his original compositions that come to life in beautiful and variegated ways in the hands of this remarkable band. “It was an honor and a
watershed experience to make this record with these incredible musicians”
he says.
Having made a name for himself through his associations with singer Jane
Monheit and boyhood friend, pianist Brad Mehldau, Frahm hones his own
voice on this breakout recording. Joel has also worked with a vast array of
musical peers and jazz legends including Maynard Ferguson, Betty Carter,
Matt Wilson, Larry Goldings, Dewey Redman, Lee Konitz, Kurt Rosenwinkel, Andrew Hill, Ben Allison, Pat Martino, Ingrid Jensen, Dena Derose,
The Village Vanguard Jazz Orchestra, Kyle Eastwood and many others.
Born in Racine, WI in 1969, Frahm attended the Mason Gross School for
the Arts and earned his B.A. in Jazz Performance at Manhattan School of
Music. He released three highly regarded CDs on Palmetto: The Navigator,
Don’t Explain (with Mehldau), and Sorry No Decaf.   Don’t Explain, his
latest, was the number one jazz release for radio play in the United States
for two consecutive weeks in 2004, according to jazzweek.com airplay chart
and also reached number one on college radio for one week, according to
College Music Journal’s airplay chart. Joel was also recently selected in
DownBeat Magazine’s Critics Poll as a Rising Star in the category of tenor

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