Wednesday, November 26, 2008
Tuesday, November 25, 2008
Pierre Courbois 5/4 Sextet
Pierre Courbois
@ jazzclub Porgy & Bess
Terneuzen
Netherlands
Winner of the VPRO Boy Edgar Prijs 2008
Pierre Courbois, drums
Toon de Gouw, trumpet
Jasper Blom, tenor- and sopranosaxophone
Jan Menu, baritonsaxophone
Willem Kühne, piano
Niko Langenhuijzen, bass
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Sunday, November 23, 2008
The Cave Singers
The Cave Singers
The Cave Singers
@ Crossing Border
The Hague
Netherlands
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Thursday, November 20, 2008
Art- and Culture Award 2008
The young jazztrumpeter Rik Mol receives the Art- and Culture Award 2008 of Lions Club Vlissingen. The price contains a cheque to the amount of € 2.500 and a concert.
In October he also got the Stimulatingsprice 2008 for young talent of the Prins Bernhard Cultuurfonds.
Rik Mol’s
What’s on tonight
@ Cultuurwerf
Arsenaaltheater
Vlissingen
the Netherlands
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Sunday, November 16, 2008
James Taylor Quartet
James Taylor Quartet
James Taylor Quartet
@ ‘t Beest
Goes
the Netherlands
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Saturday, November 15, 2008
Dan Weiss
Dan Weiss
Rudresh Mahanthappa Quartet
@ MuziekPodium Zeeland
Jazzcafé 't Schuttershof
Middelburg
the Netherlands
Fredo Corleone: I'm your older brother, Mike, and I was stepped over!
Michael Corleone: That's the way Pop wanted it.
Fredo Corleone: It ain't the way I wanted it! I can handle things! I'm smart! Not like everybody says... like dumb... I'm smart and I want respect!
Michael Corleone: That's not what Pop wanted..
Fredo Corleone: That's what I wanted!!
(from the Godfather II)
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Monday, November 10, 2008
Miriam Makeba, Mama Afrika died on stage
Miriam Makeba (March 4, 1932 - November 9, 2008)
was a Grammy Award-winning South African singer, also known as Mama Afrika.
Makeba was perfoming in Castel Volturno in the Province of Caserta, in the south of Italy, during an anti-maffiaconcert for Roberto Saviano, a writer who was threatened by the maffia to be killed. She died after the concert due to cardiac problems.
Miriam Makeba became famous as a jazzsinger in the fifties. Her worldhit Pata Pata came out in 1967. A year before she got a Grammy for a record that she made together with Harry Belafonte.
Makeba's full name is Zenzile Makeba Qgwashu Nguvama Yiketheli Nxgowa Bantana Balomzi Xa Ufun Ubajabulisa Ubaphekeli Mbiza Yotshwala Sithi Xa Saku Qgiba Ukutja Sithathe Izitsha Sizi Khabe Singama Lawu Singama Qgwashu Singama Nqamla Nqgithi. In keeping with tradition, her full name contains the first names of her male ancestors followed by a one- or two-word description of their character.
My photocollections on Flickr
Miriam Makeba became famous as a jazzsinger in the fifties. Her worldhit Pata Pata came out in 1967. A year before she got a Grammy for a record that she made together with Harry Belafonte.
Makeba's full name is Zenzile Makeba Qgwashu Nguvama Yiketheli Nxgowa Bantana Balomzi Xa Ufun Ubajabulisa Ubaphekeli Mbiza Yotshwala Sithi Xa Saku Qgiba Ukutja Sithathe Izitsha Sizi Khabe Singama Lawu Singama Qgwashu Singama Nqamla Nqgithi. In keeping with tradition, her full name contains the first names of her male ancestors followed by a one- or two-word description of their character.
My photocollections on Flickr