Everything you need to know about The Standard Bank Joy of Jazz 2014.

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Q U O T E S

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Other Grammy Award winners at Africa’s premiere jazz festival include
British R&B legend Billy Ocean; this year’s Best Jazz Vocal recipient
Gregory Porter and trumpeter Roy Hargrove.
Other huge draw cards include Tony-nominated composer and
multi-platinum-selling singer Ann Hampton Callaway; Filipino recording
artist and cultural trailblazer Charmaine Clamor; New Orleans trumpet-
er Christian Scott; Indepen-dent Music Award winner Omar Sosa from
Cuba; Italian jazz singer and Grammy nominee Roberta Gamba-rini;
Cameroon’s Richard Bona; Dwele from the US and trumpeter and com-
poser Tomasz Stanko, regarded as Poland’s most important jazz ambas-
sador, who will be performing with some of top young jazz performers
from Finland and Denmark.
Performers from South Africa include Tutu Puoane, Feya Faku and his
quintet; the Mike Rossi Project; Herbie Tsoaeli and Carlos Mombelli,
both of whom will be performing with their quartets.
A number of Standard Bank Young Artist for Jazz winners are also
on the bill including this year’s winner Kyle Shepherd, Gloria Bosman
(2000), Kesivan Naidoo (2009), Melanie Scholtz (2010) and Shane
Cooper (2013). >
Jazz giants from across the globe – including four-time Grammy
Award winner Dianne Reeves; National Endowment for the Arts
Jazz Master trombonist Delfeayo Marsalis and South African
musical legends Sibongile Khumalo and Jonas Gwangwa are part
of the line-up for this year’s star-studded Standard Bank Joy of
Jazz. The new-look 2014 Standard Bank Joy of Jazz will take
place at the Sandton Convention Centre from September 25 to 27.
M E D I A R E L E A S E

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M E D I A R E L E A S E
Germany’s Wolfgang Diefenbach is the founder and artistic direc-
tor of the Hessian State Youth Jazz Orchestra also known as Kicks &
Sticks who will be providing a big bandAA sound at this year’s festival.
Delfeayo Marsalis will be appearing with acclaimed Uptown Jazz
Orchestra (UJO) who play everything from traditional New Orleans
music, swing and bebop to modern-day brass band funk.
Standard Bank Joy of Jazz’s move to Sandton allows the festival to
continue its spectacular growth and also means that, for the first time,
audiences will be able to buy a full festival pass all four stages – Dinaledi,
Conga, Mbira and Diphala – in line with jazz festivals around the globe.
Tickets are on sale at Computicket with a 15% discount for all Standard
Bank customers valid until July 31 (terms and conditions apply). A one-
day pass costs R750 giving access to 16 acts. A two-day pass is R1250.
N E W V E N U E
The new-look 2014 Standard Bank Joy of Jazz will take place this year,
and for the next five years, at the Sandton Convention Centre and on
a new date - from September 25 to 27. The new move allows the festi-
val to continue its spectacular growth and also means that, for the first
time, audiences will be able to buy a full festival pass in line with jazz
festivals around the globe.
The move from Newtown to Sandton has been necessitated thanks to
the festival’s overwhelming and continuing popularity with Newtown
having reached its full capacity and unable to expand to accommodate
the growing audience numbers.
STANDARD BANK JOY OF JAZZ MOVES TO NEW VENUE
AND NEW DATE

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N E W V E N U E
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CITY
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DIPHALA
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In its first year at the Sandton Convention centre the festival will run
over four stages – The Dinaledi, Mbira, Conga, and newly named Dipha-
la (which replaces the Bassline stage). In addition, extensive corporate
hospitality options will be now be available given the extra venue ca-
pacity.
The decision to change the date was made as weather was a contri-
buting factor and pushing the festival out by a month brings it into the
beginning of summer. It also now means that the festival takes place
during Heritage month celebrations.
The first Joy of Jazz took place at the State Theatre in Pretoria in
1997 and moved to the Newtown precinct in the Johannesburg CBD
in 2000 when 1 800 people took part. A record audience of 24 178
attended Standard Bank Joy of Jazz in 2013.

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Q U O T E S
EVENT PRODUCER PETER
TLADI OF T-MUSICMAN:
“The move to a new venue later in the
year heralds a new era for Standard
Bank Joy of Jazz. We were determined
to bring audiences a star-studded line-
up that appeals to all tastes thanks to a
range of diverse styles. The powerhouse
artists performing this year are all highly
respected, heavyweight musicians,
whether newcomers or those who are
icons of the global jazz scene.”
HAZEL CHIMHANDAMBA,
HEAD OF GROUP
SPONSORSHIPS AT
STANDARD BANK:
“The continuing growth of this world-class
music festival is a cause for celebration
and a tribute to the city. Standard Bank
Joy of Jazz will continue to present top-
flight musicians, not only to the people of
Johannesburg but visitors from around
the country, Africa and the globe.”
MINISTER OF ARTS
AND CULTURE PAUL
MASHATILE
“Thanks to the ability to grow the festival,
Standard Bank Joy of Jazz will contribute
more to the economic growth of both
the country and the Gauteng province
and boost economic tourism by attrac-
ting a higher influx of domestic, African
and international travellers.”
EXECUTIVE MAYOR
OF JOHANNESBURG
PARKS TAU:
“The festival is moving north but it is still
firmly part of the City of Johannesburg.
It was held in the CBD for 16 years and
put Newtown on the entertainment
map. However, it grew too large for the
available infrastructure hence the move.
It will continue to promote Johannes-
burg as a world class city and bring
visitors to our city.”
EVENT PRODUCER
PETER TLADI OF
T-MUSICMAN EXPLAINS:
“Given the exponential growth of Stan-
dard Bank Joy of Jazz, the Convention
Centre allows us almost unlimited
numbers. We are projecting nearly 30
000 people attending this year and
we will be taking the festival to greater
heights at its new home for the next
five years. The move to the Convention
Centre has multiple benefits. It allows
us to grow, to sell a full festival pass as
well as to improve sound, staging, security
and parking. We are also no longer at
the mercy of the weather.”
The 2014 Standard Bank Joy of Jazz is
produced by T-Musicman and brought
to audiences by Standard Bank in
association with the Department of Arts
& Culture; the City of Joburg, Gauteng
Province and South African Tourism.

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P E R F O R M E R S ’
B I O G R A P H I E S
ANN HAMPTON
CALLAWAY (US)
Dinaledi Stage, Thursday, 25 Septem-
ber at 18h30 & Dinaledi Stage, Friday,
26 September, at 20h30
Ann Hampton Callaway is a multipla-
tinum-selling singer, composer, lyricist,
pianist, and actress. She is best known
for writing and singing the theme
to the TV series The Nanny, writing
songs for Barbra Streisand and star-
ring in the Broadway musical Swing!
for which she received a Tony nomina-
tion.
Featuring:
Ted Rosenthal (piano)
Martin Wind (bass)
Tim Horner (drums)
BILLY OCEAN (UK)
Mbira Stage, Friday, 26 September at
00h45 & Mbira Stage, Saturday,
27 September at 22h00
Billy Ocean is regarded as the most
popular British R&B singer-songwriter
of the early to mid-1980s. His biggest
hits include When the Going Gets Tough,
the Tough Get Going, Loverboy, Get
Outta My Dreams, Get into My Car and
Nights (Feel Like Getting Down). He
has penned numerous hits for other arists.
annhamptoncallaway.com
youtube.com/channel/UCLpMg217DChXjuf-GR7DQjA
billyocean.com
www.youtube.com/watch?v=c_e2D2qsaso

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Carlo Mombelli has recorded and per-
formed at many international festivals.
Back home he can be heard as a bassist
on many recor-dings with amongst ot-
hers, Zim Ngqawana, Marcus Wyatt,
Simphiwe Dana, Sibongile Khumalo
and Miriam Makeba. Accolades include
several ballets that have been choreo-
graphed to his music; his 2013 piece
for the Grammy awar-d-winning New
York String Quartet Ethel and SAMA
(South African Music Award) nomina-
CARLO MOMBELLI
QUARTET (SA)
Diphala Stage, Friday,
26 September at 20h45
CHARMAINE CLAMOR
(US/PHILIPINES)
Diphala stage, Saturday,
27 September at 19h00
youtube.com/watch?v=ITebqXKLTvM
youtube.com/watch?v=ylzp6Z7ef_o
youtube.com/watch?v=RQBch8ZT0A0
charmaineclamor.com
youtube.com/watch?v=XCzIj4VhmGg
tions. He has given workshops around
the world from the Munich Richard
Strauss Conservatory in Germany
to the Berklee College of Music in
the US. He is a published author and
teaches at Wits University where he
received his doctorate in composition
in 2009.
Featuring:
Kesivan Naidoo,(drums), Kyle Shepherd
(piano), Mbuso Khoza (vocals)
Celebrated by The New York Times
as “a gifted vocalist” and by The Los
Angeles Times as “one of the impor-
tant and original new jazz singers of
the decade,” Filipino-American re-
cording artist and cultural trailblazer
Charmaine Clamor has earned her
Queen of Jazzipino crown. Accompa-
nying her will be Laurence Hobgood
(piano and keyboards) Abe Lagrimas
(drums) and Gary Wicks from The
Manhattan Transfer (Bass)
Featuring:
Laurence Hobgood (piano and key-
boards), Abe Lagrimas (drummer)
Gary Wicks from The Manhattan
Transfer (bass)

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CHRISTIAN SCOTT (US)
Conga Stage, Friday, 26 September
at 21h15 & Conga Stage,
Saturday, 27 September at 23h45
DELFEAYO MARSALIS AND
THE UPTOWN JAZZ
ORCHESTRA (US) Diphala
stage, Friday, 26 September at
midnight & Diphala stage, Saturday, 27
September at 20h30
New Orleans trumpeter Christian Scott,
also known as Christian aTunde Adjuah,
is the 2010 and 2012 Edison Award win-
ner for Best International Jazz Artist and
a Grammy Award-nominated jazz trum-
peter, composer, producer and actor.
Performing blues and standards that com-
bine riff-playing, spontaneous arrangements
and the New Orleans second-line groove,
the Uptown Jazz Orchestra keeps old
school jazz traditions alive under the
direction of trombo-nist Delfeayo Marsalis,
a Grammy Award-winning producer,
trombonist and composer.
The Christian Scott Sextet features:
Christian Scott aTunde Adjuah (trumpet,
reverse flugel and sirenette), Braxton Cook
(straight alto, alto), Lawrence Fields (pi-
ano, keys), Cliff Hines (guitar), Kris Funn
(bass)
Corey Fonville (drums), Isadora Mendez
Scott (vocals)
christianscott.tv
www.youtube.com/watch?v=XCzIj4VhmGg
delfeayomarsalis.com
youtube.com/watch?v=llcRxRnKhRU

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DIANNE REEVES (US)
Dinaledi Stage, Thursday, 25 Sep-
tember 25 at 21h45 & Dinaledi
Stage, 27 September at 19h30
DWELE (US)
Mbira Stage, Friday, 26 September
at 23h15 & Mbira Stage, Saturday
27 September at 23h30 Saturday,
27 September at 20h30
Dwele is an American soul singer, song-
writer and record producer from
Detroit, Michigan. A self-professed
devote of jazz and R&B, he was raised
in a musical family and studied piano,
trumpet, guitar and bass drawing from
influences of Miles Davis, Stevie Wonder,
Roy Ayers, Donny Hathaway and Freddie
Hubbard. Dwele performs with the Joy
of Jazz Ensemble
American jazz singer and four-time
Grammy Award winner Dianne Reeves
is among the pre-eminent jazz vocalists
in the world. She is known for her live
performances as much as her albums.
She studied music at the University of
Colorado, before she moved in 1976 to
Los Angeles. In LA her interest in
Latin-American music grew. She began
experimenting with different kinds of
vocal music and finally decided to
pursue a career as a singer. She met
Eduardo del Barrio, toured with his
group Caldera and sang in Billy Childs’
jazz band Night Flight. Later she toured
with Sergio Mendes. From 1983 until
1986 Reeves toured with Harry
Belafonte as a lead singer.
diannereeves.com
youtube.com/watch?v=Q2GTkapkYJg
www.dwele.net
www.youtube.com/watch?v=nXeXT6FGEls

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FEYA FAKU QUINTET (SA)
Dinaledi Stage, Saturday,
27 September at 20h45
GREGORY PORTER (US)
Dinaledi Stage, Thursday 25 September
at 23h00 & Dinaledi Stage, Saturday, 27
September at midnight
American jazz vocalist Gregory Porter
will come to South Africa as the 2014
Grammy Award winner for Best Jazz
Vocal Album for his recording Liquid
Spirit. He has been called “The brilliant
new voice of jazz.” He will be accompa-
nied by Chip Crawford (piano), Emanuel
Harrold (drums), Aaron James (bass)
and Yosuke Sato (alto sax) as well as
the Music Academy of Gauteng.
Featuring:
Chip Crawford (piano)
Emanuel Harrold (drums)
Aaron James (bass)
Yosuke Sato (alto sax)
He will be accompanied on the Saturday
by the Music Academy of Gauteng.
The Feya Faku Quintet’s music elabo-
rates and comments on South African
jazz’s intimate affair with ‘hard bop’ and
with ‘freer’ sound zones from the United
States, Europe and local spaces. Mixed
with this edgy hard-bop, the Quintet’s
contemplative melodies betray their
knowledge, and love, of western ‘art’ music.
The Feya Faku Quintet
Feya Faku (trumpet/flugelhorn);
William Haubrich (trombone); Nduduzo
Makhathini (piano); Romy Brauteseth
(acoustic bass) and Kesivan
Naidoo (drums)
youtube.com/watch?v=qqIAuTn8QCc
gregoryporter.com
youtube.com/watch?v=9HvpIgHBSdo&feature=kp

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HERBIE TSOAELI (SA)
Dinaledi Stage, Friday,
26 September at 22h15
THE JAZZ DIVAS (SA)
Dinaledi Stage, Thursday,
25 September at 20h15
Four of South Africa’s most celebrated
singers share the stage on opening
night, all of whom have been Standard
Bank Young Artist winners for Jazz. In
a vocal celebration both unique and
captivating Gloria Bosman, Melanie
Scholtz, Sibongile Khumalo and Tutu
Puoane produce a beautiful bouquet of
vocal harmonies and jazz classics that
indicate why they are regarded as be-
ing of our nations finest singers.
Herbie has developed a reputation
as one of the most accomplished and
in-demand electric and acoustic bass
players in the country. He won last
year’s Best Jazz SAMA Award for the
acclaimed African Time. The Herbie
Tsoaeli Quartet is Herbie Tsoaeli,
bass; Sisonke Xonti, tenor sax;
Nduduzo Makhathini, piano and
Ayanda Sikade, drums.
Featuring:
Herbie Tsoaeli (bass)
Sisonke Xonti (tenor sax)
Nduduzo Makhathini (piano)
Ayanda Sikade (drums)
youtube.com/watch?v=8visaTMhMhY

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GLORIA BOSMAN (SA)
MELANIE SCHOLTZ (SA)
SIBONGILE KHUMALO (SA)
TUTU PUOANE (SA)
Gloria Bosman - who has headlined many concerts in
this country - is a former 2000 Standard Bank Young
Artist of the Year and is a multiple SAMA Award sinner.
Gloria has shared the stage (both locally and interna-
tionally) with music greats including Sibongile Khumalo,
Moses Molelekwa, Tananas, Concord Nkabinde, Sipho
Mabuse, Vusi Mahlasela, Sipho Gumede, Oliver Mtuku-
dzi, Victor Masondo and Hugh Masekela.
Melanie has collaborated with many South African and
international jazz artists. In 2012, Melanie won all three
prizes in the prestigious Jazz Reve-lations competition as
part of the Jazz a Juan Festival held in Nice, France. Mel-
anie was also nominated for the Women in Jazz category
at the 2013 Mbokodo Awards. Melanie tours regularly to
the Czech Republic and has also performed in Norway,
France, Germany, Slovakia, Holland, Morocco, Portugal and
Spain.
Sibongile Khumalo has been described interchangeably
as South Africa’s ‘first lady of song’ and ‘the Empress of
Song’. She is the most celebrated member of a musical
dynasty, marked by an extraordinary vocal gene-pool
and passion for making music.
Tutu Puoane was the recipient of the Standard Bank
Young Artist of the Year Award for Music. She has
performed extensively in South Africa with many great
South African musicians. Tutu leads her own quartet
and is a guest vocalist for the great Brussels Jazz
Orchestra, with which she recently released an album
in honour of Miriam Makeba, called Mama Africa.
youtube.com/
watch?v=yZrZmVEfl7o
www.melaniescholtz.com
sibongilekhumalo.co.za/
tutupuoane.info
www.youtube.com/
watch?v=sZZrHzZHIcA
youtube.com/watch?v=8gNtlC6aNaI
vimeo.com/76338216

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JONAS GWANGWA (SA)
Conga Stage, Friday,
26 September at 19h30 KICKS & STICKS (GERMANY)
Mbira Stage, Friday 26 September
at 19h45 & Mbira Stage, Saturday,
27 September at 19h00
As instrumentalist, composer, arranger,
band leader and musical director whose
musical footprints can be found around
the world, Jonas Gwangwa has touched
millions with his music. Gwangwa
achieved recognition far beyond South
Africa’s shores and interacted musically
with jazz and musical greats of
the 20th century such as Miles Davis,
Dizzy Gillespie and Harry Belafonte.
Wolfgang Diefenbach is the founder
and artistic director of the Hessian State
Youth Jazz Orchestra also known as
Kicks & Sticks which offers talented
young musicians the opportunity of a
professional big band training. More than
1000 young musicians have played in the
orchestra since it was founded in 1985.
Kicks & Sticks is an important part of the
German cultural landscape and is
considered to be one of Europe’s best
youth jazz orchestras.
youtube.com/watch?v=KCHjUt2f0Ok
landesjugendjazzorchesterhessen.de
youtube.com/watch?v=cgatpeyC9wE

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KYLE SHEPHERD (SA)
Conga stage, Saturday,
27 September at 19h15
Kyle Shepherd is the Standard Bank
Young Artist for Jazz for 2014. The 26
year old Capetonian pianist is regarded
as one of South Africa’s most influential
and accomplished jazz musicians. Zim
Ngqawana once said the young musician
has “managed to find a balance between
the intellect and intuition. Kyle is a medi-
tator and a poet.”. He has released three
albums to date, which has earned him
South African Music Award nominations
for all three
Featuring:
Kyle Shepherd (piano)
Jonno Sweetman (drums)
Shane Cooper (double bass)
The Mike Rossi Project is the result of
a mixed musical life as a musician and
educator who has travelled extensively.
While born in the US, much of the music
that will be performed reflects Rossi’s
experiences of living in South Africa for
over a decade with frequent travels to
the US, Africa and Europe. The music
was specifically orchestrated for three
horns with a stellar rhythm section. The
music ranges in style from South African
township jazz, to hard bop, to modal, to
Latin and contemporary.
Featuring:
Mike Rossi (saxophones)
William Haubrich (trombone)
James McClure (trumpet)
Andrew Ford (piano)
Wesley Rustin (bass)
Kesivan Naidoo (drums)
kyleshepherd.co.za
youtube.com/watch?v=y8JJzN8yXG4
mikerossijazz.com
MIKE ROSSI PROJECT (SA
/US) Diphala stage, Saturday,
27 September at 23h30

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OMAR SOSA (CUBA)
Conga Stage, Friday, 26 Septem-ber
at 22h45 & Conga Stage,
Saturday 27 September at 20h45
Omar Sosa is a composer, bandleader,
and jazz pianist. Moving to San Francisco
in 1995 he became deeply involved in
the local Latin jazz scene. He also made
a series of recordings including the
ground-breaking Oaktown Irawo, featur-
ing Tower of Power drummer Dave Gari-
baldi, Cuban saxophonist Yosvany Terry
and Cuban percussionist Jesus Diaz.
Sosa and Landau recorded with Carlos
“Potato” Valdes and Pancho Quinto and
worked on several film scores. He has
been nominated for numerous Grammy
Awards and in 2011 won The 10th Annual
Independent
Music Awards in the Jazz Album
category for Ceremony.
Richard Bona - whose African name is
Bona Pinder Yayumayalolo - is a jazz
bassist and musician. He emigrated
to Germany at the age of 22 to study
music in Düsseldorf and later relocated
to France, where he furthered his studies
in music. In 1995, Richard established
himself in New York, where he still lives
and works. In New York he played bass
guitar with artists such as Joe Zawinul,
Larry Coryell, Michael and Randy Brecker,
Mike Stern, George Benson, Branford
Marsalis, Chaka Khan, Bobby McFerrin
and Steve Gadd.
omarsosa.com
youtube.com/watch?v=ZJsu3pCVkVc
bonamusic.com
youtube.com/watch?v=H5dUH7D2gDk
RICHARD BONA
(CAMEROON/US)
Conga Stage, Friday, 26 September
at 00h30 & Conga Stage, Saturday,
27 September at 22h15

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ROBERTA GAMBARINI
(ITALY) Dinaledi Stage, Friday,
26 September at 19h00 &
Saturday 27 September at 20h45
Grammy nominee Roberta Gambarini
is an Italian jazz singer. She got her big
break in 2006 with the release of her al-
bum Easy to Love, which caught the at-
tention of jazz critics. Legendary pianist
Hank Jones declared she was the best
singer to emerge in more than 60 years.
She will perform with Justin Robinson
(alto sax and flute); Sullivan Fortner (pi-
ano), Ameen Saleem (bass) and Quincy
Phillips (drums).
Featuring:
Justin Robinson (alto sax and flute)
Sullivan Fortner (piano)
Ameen Saleem (bass)
Quincy Phillips (drums)
Roy Hargrove is an American jazz trum-
peter. He won worldwide notice after
winning two Grammy Awards for dif-
fering types of music, in 1997 and in
2002. Hargrove has played primarily
with jazz musicians with stellar careers,
from Wynton Marsalis to Herbie Han-
cock. Hargrove is the bandleader of the
progressive group the RH Factor, which
combines elements of jazz, funk, hip-
hop, soul and gospel music
Featuring:
Roy Hargrove (trumpet and flugelhorn)
Justin Robinson (alto sax and flute)
Sullivan Fortner (piano)
Ameen Saleem (bass)
Quincy Phillips (drums)
facebook.com/pages/Roberta-Gambarini/29421470920
youtube.com/watch?v=yJ0MQaMoMzo
vervemusicgroup.com/royhargrove
youtube.com/watch?v=qxeb0cwjE8U
ROY HARGROVE (US)
Dinaledi Stage, Friday, 26 September
at midnight & Dinaledi Stage,
Saturday, 27 September at 22h30

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STANDARD BANK
NATIONAL YOUTH JAZZ
BAND (SBNYJB) (SA)
Diphala Stage, Friday,
26 September at 19h00
Standard Bank National Youth Jazz
Band (SBNYJB) is a product of the
Standard Bank National Youth Jazz
Festival, which takes place in Graham-
stown in July each year as part of the
National Arts Festival. It is the most
significant youth development initiative
in jazz in South Africa, and attracts the
very best young players in the country,
the cream of who are selected for the
SBNYJB each year.
Tomasz Stanko is a Polish trumpeter,
composer and improviser, often associ-
ated with free jazz and the avant-garde.
Stanko has established a reputation as
a leading figure not only in Polish jazz,
but on the world stage as well, working
with many notable musicians including
Jack DeJohnette, Dave Holland, Reggie
Workman, Rufus Reid, Lester Bowie,
David Murray, Manu Katche and Chico
Freeman. Stanko has been regularly
ranked among the world’s top 10 jazz
trumpeters in the prestigious annual
Down Beat Magazine Poll. The same poll
listed him among the world’s top jazz
composers as well. As a leader he has
released 37 albums.
Featuring:
Tomasz Stanko (trumpet)
Alexi Tuomarila (piano)
Jakob Bro (guitar)
Anders Christensen (bass)
Olavi Louhivuori (drums)
youthjazz.co.za
tomaszstanko.com
youtube.com/watch?v=GGgO8TicDHg
TOMASZ STANKO QUINTET
(POLAND/SCANDANAVIA)
Diphala Stage, Friday, 26 September
at 22h30 Diphala Stage, Saturday,
27 September at 22h00

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