UNCHARTED

For and with all jazz students and faculty

Jazz Project Week 1

Oct 31 - Nov 4

INTRODUCTION
Dear students and faculty,

Uncharted
With this theme we invite you to the first project week of this academic year.
A week to inspire new pathways, to imagine and explore! With uncharted in
mind we think of adventure and fun, but also of uncertainty and risk. None without the other.
After a successful first year of project weeks weve found ourselves with a new
quest for ideas. And in the ensuing process of searching and hanging in there,
new ideas have found us!
This program book maps out a week full of new encounters, music and insight.
But only with you there will it take its true form. Let this program become your
temporary travelers guide!
Were looking forward to this week with you,
Anna-Maria with Frits, David and Bram.

Monday October 31
MORNING
UNCHARTED Kick-Off
10.00 GET IN with tea, coffee & mini-breakfast buffet
10.30 Official Opening Program, Amsterdam Blue Note

Introduction

Performance Out of the Box (coached by Harmen Fraanje)
MASTERCLASSES per main subject
11.00-12.30 (if not stated differently)
Arranging/Composition, room 5.38
Jurre Haanstra - Audio & Video Presentation
11.00 13.00
Claus Ogerman - The Legend That Is (Part 1)
Claus Ogerman (1930-2016) is definitely one of the most prolific 20th century arrangers, best known for his remarkable works
with Michael Brecker, Bill Evans, Joo Gilberto, Billie Holiday,
Antonio Carlos Jobim, Frank Sinatra and Barbra Streisand.
An analysis of musical masterpieces from the man who Freddie
Hubbard rightly called The greatest string composer of the
century
Bass guitar, room 6.03
David de Marez Oyens, Charly Angenois, Jeroen Vierdag & Len te
Voortwis Meet & Greet; Who are we who are you
All bass guitar players in one room; introduce yourself and learn to know who
your fellow students are. Present yourself in around three minutes. Play and/or
tell us something that shows us who you are. What are you into, what did you
just record or would you like to record?
Bring your instrument!
Double-bass & Piano, Amsterdam Blue Note
Karel Boehlee & Frans van der Hoeven - Workshop
You must believe in spring
This workshop will focus on You must believe in spring, the last album Bill Evans recorded with bassist Eddie Gomez, who was so finely tuned-in to not only
Bills melodic ideas but to his freely played rubatos. Karel Boehlee and Frans
van der Hoeven will dive into the music, play for and discuss it with you. A central topic will be Evans melodic approach on this recording, thats been called
one of the most billevans-ish albums there are.

Please prepare for this workshop by listening to the album beforehand and
studying the themes of the songs!
Drums, Studio -2
Martijn Vink & Attie Bauw- Studio Workshop
11.00 13.00

Its all about the balance!

In this workshop we will take a closer look at the many aspects of recording
drums in the studio. Acoustics, placement of the microphones, tuning the
drums and finding the right dynamics will be some of the elementary topics.
We will work with several set ups and use live recording as a tool to experience
which factors in your playing influence the difference in sound, even using one
and the same set up.
Guitar, Ensemblezaal
Jesse van Ruller - Workshop Playing in between lines and chords
Guitarists often experience soloing and playing chords as two different worlds.
Well try to put the void in between lines and chord-grips on the map, and explore the possibilities to bring these worlds together.
Saxophone, 6.04 (from 12.00 also 6.02, 6.06, 6.08)
Marc Scholten - The Sopranos - Workshop
11.00-13.00
A lot of you double on soprano sax and if not, it would be a wise step to make
in the near future! Today we do the ultimate consumers test on soprano saxophones. Ill bring a line up of 8 different sopranos, so you can make up your
mind if you want an old American (Conn, Buescher), the Mark 6, the top line
of the Asian instruments (Yamaha, Yanagisawa) or maybe even a cheap new
Taiwanese?
Well check the character of sound, tuning, ergonomics, volume, price etc.
In addition to this Ill bring a lot of mouthpieces so we can try the set up of for
instance Dick Oatts, John Coltrane, Branford Marsalis and others.
The first hour youll get info and demonstration. The second hour you can try
yourselves in rooms 6.02, 6.06, 6.08. If you already have a soprano, bring it!
Trombone, room 6.44
Adrian Mears - Masterclass
11.00 - 13.00 - private classes in the afternoon
Originally from Sydney, Adrian has been welcomed in Europe since his arrival
in 1991. Already in Australia he was nominated as best Australian Trombonist
receiving awards not only for composition but as well his quintet Free Spirits
Best Jazz Group 1990.

After studying privately in New York with the likes of Robin

Eubanks, Steve Turre, Conrad Herwig and Slide Hampton, he
decided to move to Europe where he quickly established himself as one of the strongest voices on trombone in the European
scene. Mears career is already distinguished by performance
and recording credits alongside the likes of Vienna Art Orchestra (9 years), Kenny Wheeler, Bob Brookmeyer New Art Orchestra, McCoy Tyners Big Band, the NDR Big Band and many more.
Trumpet
First masterclass on Nov 1
Voice, room 8.03
Jason King Lecture
The History of Jazz Singers and Changes in Jazz Singing throughout the 20th
and 21st century.
Jason King is a Canadian-born singer, journalist, professor, producer, curator,
and filmmaker. He has worked as both an executive and in artistic roles in the
music industry. King is the co-founder of The Clive Davis Institute of Recorded
Music at New York University and has been the creative director and founder of
music programs at both the Berlin and NYU Abhu Dabi campuses.

AFTERNOON
ENSEMBLE PRESENTATIONS
13.30 15.30
Amsterdam Blue Note - Host: David de Marez Oyens
Cross-over group 1st year, Len te Voortwis
Cross-over group 1st year, Len te Voortwis
Cross-over group 1st & 2nd year, Len te Voortwis
Cross-over group 3rd and 4th year, David de Marez Oyens
Ensemblezaal - Host: Frits Heimans
Jazz group 2nd year, Ruud Ouwehand
Bachelor Ensemble: The Art of the Trio, Frans van der Hoeven
Jazz Group preliminary year, Bodhi Sykora
Jazz Group preliminary year, Edoardo Righini

ELECTIVES
16.00 17.30 (if not stated differently)
Bill Evans - Time Remembered - Amsterdam Blue Note
Movie
Bruce Spiegel has produced a complete documentary giving you insights into
Bill Evans: not just the musician, but also the person. The film moves chronologically starting with Bills childhood in New Jersey and culminating with details
about his death. For more info: http://www.billevanstimeremembered.com/
The film was a bulls eye at capturing as much as one can capture of someones
music, pain, and life story. My family is forever grateful to your outstanding
work. Debby Evans (Waltz for Debby)
DAngelos jazz approach to R&B Ensemblezaal
Jason King, Lecture
This lecture will focus on DAngelos jazz approach to R&B, his use of ensembles
and unconventional approach to rhythm.
Jason King is a Canadian-born singer, journalist, professor, producer, curator,
and filmmaker. He has worked as both an executive and in artistic roles in the
music industry. King is the co-founder of The Clive Davis Institute of Recorded
Music at New York University and has been the creative director and founder of
music programs at both the Berlin and NYU Abhu Dabi campuses.
Making Music With Aikido - room 5.34
Chuntug Taguba & Robbert Scherpenisse - Workshop
16.00 - 18.00
The similarities between making music and martial arts are virtually boundless.
Aspects like sensitivity, adaption and concentration are just a few examples
in which both disciplines deepen their understanding. Chuntug Taguba and
Robbert Scherpenisse will take you on a tour through the world of Aikido and
together well explore the connections with your own body, your environment
and your capabilities to adapt.

Please bring clothes in which you can move freely (sweatpants/ T-Shirt or similar)
Making Music
with

Aikido

DINNER DEAL
Meal + Drink 5
(Meal without drink 3,95)
(also Vegetarian)
Dinner from 17.30

EVENING
Jam Session, Amsterdam Blue Note
19.00 Session Opener: Surprise!
Free Entrance

Tuesday November 1
MORNING
MASTERCLASSES per main subject
10.30-12.00 (if not stated differently)
Arranging/Composition, room 4.37
Johan Plomp - The Topline-Arrangement -Workshop
Bass guitar
Next workshop on Wednesday
Double-bass + guitar, Ensemblezaal
Maarten van der Grinten & Ruud Ouwehand Workshop
Freddy Green c.s
Rhythm guitar in Swing
Practical workshop for guitarists and bassists
Bring your instrument!
Drums, Amsterdam Blue Note
Masterclass Martin van Duynhoven
Martin van Duynhoven (1942) is one of the most renowned Dutch jazz drummers and percussionists of the bebop generation of the 1960s and 1970s. He
was as steady member of the Theo Loevendie Quartet and received the Boy
Edgar Price in 1984.

He played with international artists such as Chet Baker, Frank Wright and Dexter
Gordon and worked with his own Martin van Duynhoven Percussion Ensemble
which often performed with acrobats, poets and other artists.
Saxophone, room 6.04
Arno Bornkamp Masterclass
The Soprano Saxophone from the classical point of view
Arno Bornkamp is a Dutch classical saxophonist and professor at the Conservatorium van Amsterdam. He is considered one of the most influential soloists in
the classical repertoire.
Piano
Next masterclass on Wednesday Nov 2
Trombone, room 6.03
Simon Rigter, Theory in Practice - Workshop
Trumpet, room 5.35
Jan Wessels, Workshop Harmonic Rhythm on Improvisation
Voice, Theaterzaal
Erik Willems Performance Workshop
9.30 11.30!!!
This workshop focuses on techniques to loosen your body on stage and will
take a closer look at the use of energies (economic, rhythmical, etc.) while
performing.
Erik Willems graduated at the Amsterdam University of the Arts in 2004 and
has since then been working as an actor, director, writer and coach. He is also a
certified hypnotherapist and combines his therapeutic work and teaching with
work in the creative field. For more information see www.hypnoworks.nl.
Please wear comfortable clothing

AFTERNOON
ENSEMBLE PRESENTATIONS
13.00 15.00
Amsterdam Blue Note - Host: David de Marez Oyens
Jazz group 1st and 2nd year, Rob van Bavel
Jazz group 1st and 2nd year, Rob van Bavel
Jazz group 1st year, Simon Rigter
Jazz group 1st year, Simon Rigter

Ensemblezaal - Host: Frits Heimans

Latin Rhythm Section, Danny van Kessel
Latin Jazz Group, Danny van Kessel
New York Salsa group, Danny van Kessel
Jazz Group without prior arrangements, Arnold Dooyeweerd
ELECTIVES
15.30 17.00
Song For Someone - The Musical Life of Kenny Wheeler,
Amsterdam Blue Note
Nick Smart Lecture
Kenny Wheeler (1930-2014) is one of the most enigmatic and influential jazz
musicians in recent memory. His musical life encompassed many of the developments in jazz from the mid-1960s onwards, placing him at the scene of
almost every major innovation in modern European jazz during the last half
century. Wheeler wrote countless compositions and was recognised as one of
the seminal writers for small groups and large ensembles. This talk provides an
overview of Wheelers varied musical life, with particular focus on the story behind his fascinating period of rapid artistic development in the late 60s, which
ultimately formed Wheelers instantly recognisable sound and approach.
Nick Smart is a British trumpet player and educator and the
head of the jazz department at the Royal Academy of Music
in London. Smart was a member of Wheelers big band and
worked closely alongside Kenny in his later years. Recognised
as one of the experts in Wheelers life and music, Smart is currently co-writing Kennys official biography for Equinox Publications; Song for Someone - The Musical Life of Kenny Wheeler.
The Timing-Laboratory, room 6.03
Achim Heine - Workshop
Timing is the basis for the flow in all jazz-related music. Its our culture.
This lab looks at timing through a microscope, starting from examples of groups
from various genres, such as the Meters up to Hiatus Kaiyote. By analyzing the
specialties of each example you get a map of the different rhythmic possibilities
within a group.
Then we are going to play different feels, using methods to be able to just focus
on timing. These methods include synchronicity (which is the basis of course),
gradual tempo changes, and parallel discrepancies in relation to the beat up to
different approaches to stretching time.
This lab is meant to highlight various aspects of time and their appliance so
that you can utilize that in your playing and composing.
All instrumentalists and vocalists welcome.

The Art of Being Interviewed, room 6.04

Co de Kloet, Career Clinic
As a music producer, programmer, director and presenter, Co de Kloet has an
extensive network in the professional music world.
Over the years he has done dozens of interviews with artists such as Ray
Charles, Angie Stone, Michel Petrucciani, John Scofield and many more.
During The Art Of Being Interviewed Co will highlight various aspects of career
design, self-management and presenting yourself.
As of October 1st, Co de Kloet is appointed Coordinator of Music Management
& Entrepreneurship at the Conservatorium van Amsterdams jazz department.
DINNER DEAL
Meal + Drink 5
(Meal without drink 3,95)
(also Vegetarian)
Dinner from 17.30

EVENING
CONCERT
19.00, Amsterdam Blue Note
Tuesday Big Band feat. Alex Sipiagin (trumpet)
Conducted by Johan Plomp
Free Entrance

This concert is part of a series of Tuesday Big Band

concerts featuring guest artists and faculty of the
Conservatorium van Amsterdam.

Wednesday November 2
MORNING
MASTERCLASSES per main subject
10.30-12.00 (if not stated differently)
Arranging/Composition
Next Masterclass on Thursday Nov 3
Bass-guitar, room 6.03
David de Marez Oyens & Len te Voortwis Workshop
Electronics for Bass guitar and other effects A two-hour session with a short introduction on sound and some effect basics
Quickly moving to part two with a lot of examples and possibilities. Please also
bring the special effects that you use, its going to be a hands-on-workshop.
(You might want to bring earplugs!)
Double-bass, room 6.04
William Parker - Workshop
10.30 - 12.30
Parker (1952) is an American free jazz double bassist, multi-instrumentalist,
poet and composer.He is one of few jazz bassists who frequently plays arco and
also plays several other instruments from around the world, including the West
African kora. While Parker has been active since the early 1970s, he has had a
higher public profile since the early 1990s.
He is a prominent and influential musician in the New York City experimental
jazz scene, and has regularly appeared at music festivals around the world.

Drums, Piano & Saxophone, Amsterdam Blue Note

Marcel Serierse, Karel Boehlee & Simon Rigter Masterclass
Guitar
Next Masterclass on Thursday Nov 3
Trombone
Next masterclass on Thursday Nov 3

Timetable
10.00
10.30
11.00
11.30
12.00
12.30

Monday
October 31
OPENING
MASTERCLASSES

Arranging/Composition, 5.38/
Bass guitar, 6.03/ Drums -2 / Double bass & Piano, ABN/ Guitar,
EZ/ Saxophone, 6.04/ Trombone
6.44 / Trumpet, Tue/ Voice, 8.03

13.00
13.30
14.00
14.30

ENSEMBLE
PRESENTATIONS

Amsterdam Blue Note,

Ensemblezaal, 13.30-15.30

Tuesday
November 1
MASTERCLASSES

Arr./Comp., 4.37/ Double-bass + Guitar, EZ /

Drums, ABN/ Saxophone
6.04/ Trombone, 6.03/
Trumpet, 5.35/ 9.30: Voice,
TZ

ENSEMBLE
PRESENTATIONS
Amsterdam Blue Note,
Ensemblezaal,
13.00-15.00

15.00
15.30
16.00
16.30
17.00
17.30

ELECTIVES
ELECTIVES

Song for Someone - The

Life & Music of Kenny
Wheeler, ABN/ The art of
being interviewed, 6.04/
The Timing Laboratory,6.03

JAM SESSION

CONCERT

DAngelos Jazz Approach to

R&B, EZ/ Bill Evans - Time Remembered - Film, ABN/ Making
music with Aikido, 5.34

18.00
19.00
20.00
21.00
22.00

SESSION OPENER:
SURPRISE!

TUESDAY BIG BAND

conducted by
Johan Plomp
feat. Alex Sipiagin

Wednesday
November 2

Thursday
November 3

MASTERCLASSES

MASTERCLASSES

Bass guitar, 6.03/ Double bass,

6.04/ Drums + Piano + Sax, ABN/
Trumpet, EZ/ 10.00: Voice,
studio -2

10.00: Arranging/Composition, 4.06/ Bass

-guitar studio - 2/ Piano,
ABN/ Guitar, EZ/
11.15 Trombone, 6.03/
Trumpet, 6.04

ENSEMBLE
PRESENTATIONS

ENSEMBLE
PRESENTATIONS

ELECTIVES

ELECTIVES

CONCERT

CONCERT

Amsterdam Blue Note,

13.00 - 15.00

Whos Emotions? An Esthetic

Journey from Score to Stage, ABN
/ Vocal Impro For Instrumentalists,
6.03/ Loop it!, 6.04

BAND NIGHT
feat. Semey Group,
Lachegyi/ Brunello/ Lotz ,
Hhnlein / Mller / Lotz ,
SunMi Hong Trio

Amsterdam Blue Note,

13.00 - 15.00

Super Impositions, 6.03/

Creating career paths
- lecture, ABN/How
Conducting can Influence
Timing & Phrasing while
playing in time, 6.04

THE MUSIC OF KENNY

WHEELER feat.
CvA Master students +
Nick Smart (trp),
Jasper Blom (sax),
Harmen Fraanje (p),
Ernst Glerum (b),
Mark Schilders (dr)

Friday
November 4
SPECIAL
ELECTIVE

10.00 The Big Nothing, room 6.04

Trumpet, Ensemblezaal
Alex Sipiagin Masterclass
Alex Sipiagin grew up in Russia, where he studied trumpet since the age of 12.
He moved to the U.S. in the early 90s and became a named player in New York,
collaborating with famous artists such as Michael Brecker and Eric Clapton. He
made name in, among others, the Mingus Big Band and Dave Hollands groups.
Voice, Studio -2
Humphrey Campbell & Attie Bauw Workshop
10.00-13.00
The vocalist in the studio. In this workshop you will gain practical knowledge
about many aspects of singing in the studio. You will be welcomed by two professionals: Humphrey Campbell (singer/ producer) and Attie Bauw (producer
engineer) - together more than 60 years of experience! :-). So please come to
studio -2, bring your voice, your talent and start singing.
More info: www.humphreycampbell.com & www.bauwhaus.nl

If you want to record a song with your acoustic duo or trio (no drums) during
this session, please send an email to anna-maria.nitschke@ahk.nl until Thursday
October 27th.

AFTERNOON
ENSEMBLE PRESENTATIONS
13.00 15.00
Amsterdam Blue Note - Host: David de Marez Oyens
Cross-over group: 2nd & 3rd year, Len te Voortwis
Jazz Group The Amsterdam Real Book, Michael Moore
Jazz Group 2nd and 3rd year, Berend van den Berg
ELECTIVES
15.30 17.00
Vocal Improvisation for instrumentalists, room 6.03
Sanna van Vliet Workshop
Would you like to express your melodic ideas more directly and find a way to
improvise with the melodies you truly hear? In this workshop we will improvise
only with our voice to get a closer connection to our musical ideas. Using your
voice is direct. You dont have to be a singer to use your voice. Lets explore if
we sing something else than we would play. Singing will raise your awareness
for what you hear and help you find the melodies youd like to express on your
instrument.

Whose Emotions? An Esthetic Journey from Score to Stage, Amsterdam

Blue Note
Michel Khalifa - Lecture & Group Discussion
Live performance of any kind of music can be highly emotional, for performers as well as listeners. But where do the emotions come from? What are they
supposed to achieve? Does a score for instance possess an emotional content?
And what do discussions about emotions tell us about the social status of musicians?
This lecture will focus on the changing relationship between composer, performers and listeners in various musical styles, from Monteverdi to bebop: A
presentation at the crossroads of aesthetics, music history and psychology,
hopefully followed by an impassioned discussion.
Michel Khalifa, musicologist and music journalist, teaches music history at the
Conservatorium van Amsterdam.
Loop It!, room 6.04
Bart Fermie, workshop
The loop-station is a great tool for both practice and performance. This workshop is meant as an introduction for using the Boss rc30.
DINNER DEAL
Meal + Drink 5
(Meal without drink 3,95)
(also Vegetarian)
Dinner from 17.30

EVENING
Band Night
Amsterdam Blue Note, 19.00
Free entrance
Semey Group
Teis Semey Guitar
Fernando Sanchez - Tenor saxophone
Xavi Torres Piano
Brodie Jarvie Bass
Guy Salamon Drums

Hhnlein/ Mller/ Lotz

Thomas Hhnlein (saxophone)
Christian Mller (double-bass)
Clemens Lotz (drums)

Lachegyi / Brunello / Lotz

Mt Lachegyi - piano
Rosa Brunello - double bass
Clemens Lotz - drums
SunMi Hong Trio
Brodie Jarvie - double-bass
Young-Woo Lee - piano
Sun-Mi Hong drums

Thursday November 3
MORNING
MASTERCLASSES per main subject
10.30-12.00 (if not stated differently)
Arranging/Composition, room 4.06
Walther Stuhlmacher & ALUMNI Jelle van Straaten, Hans Nieuwenhuijsen
& Arend Bruijn Arranging & Virtual Orchestration of Strings Workshop
10.00-13.00
Introduction to arrangement and virtual orchestration of strings at the hand of a
few representative examples drawn from film music, jazz and classical music.

Bass guitar, studio -2

Len te Voortwis & Charly Angenois - workshop
How to prepare the studio exam in December (5, 7 & 8-12)
The Jingle - The Song - The studio exam - The Band exam
Strong strategies to improve your performance in this somewhat stressful situation. A practical workshop with examples and tips - dont forget to bring your
Bass!
Guitar, Ensemblezaal
George Dumitriu - Masterclass
Mindfulness in practice
Coming from a background of classical music and having experience in jazz
and improvised music, George Dumitriu will share ideas on improving instrumental practicing through focus, awareness and time restrictions.
Piano, Amsterdam Blue Note
David Virelles, Masterclass
Special:* Interview by Ashley Kahn
10.30 - 12.30
Named #1 Rising Star in the Piano category in DownBeat
Magazines Critics Poll in 2015, Cuban born pianist/ composer
David Virelles grew up in a musical home. He started studying
music at seven, as well as being exposed to the rich Cuban musical traditions.
The Brooklyn based Virelles, who once became the first
recipient of the Oscar Peterson award, has worked with Ravi Coltrane, Romn
Daz, Tomasz Stanko, Steve Coleman, Andrew Cyrille,
Paul Motian, Chris Potter, Mark Turner, among others.
Trumpet, room 6.04
Robbert Scherpenisse, workshop
How to get more music out of your trumpet
This workshop will focus on the unconventional teaching approach of Bill Adam
(1917 - 2013), American trumpeter and pedagogue, whose focus was on explanation in terms of sound and demonstration rather than the mechanical aspects
of trumpet playing.
If your mind leaves the sound of the horn, obstacles will appear.
Therell be time to also discuss and post-process the ideas from Alex Sipiagins
masterclass.
Trombone, room 6.03
Bert Boeren, Coaching Session
Talking Trombone
11.15 -13.00

AFTERNOON
ENSEMBLE PRESENTATIONS
13.00 15.00
Amsterdam Blue Note - Host: David de Marez Oyens
Crossover group Master, David de Marez Oyens
Jazz Group Contemporary Jazz, Yuri Honing
Jazz Group higher years, Yuri Honing
Jazz Group higher years, Rob van Bavel
ELECTIVES
15.30 - 17.00
Creating career paths - Three ways of doing it today, Amsterdam Blue Note
Ashley Kahn - Lecture
Ashley Kahn is a Grammy-winning American music historian, journalist and
producer. He is also an adjunct professor at New York University, teaching various courses for the Clive Davis Department of
Recorded Music in NYUs Tisch School of the Arts. In 2014, Kahn
co-authored the autobiography of Carlos Santana, titled The
Universal Tone: Bringing My Story To Light.
To date, his most critically acclaimed books have been on two
major jazz albums, Kind of Blue by Miles Davis and A Love Supreme by John Coltrane.
How conducting can influence timing and phrasing while playing in time,
room 6.04
Erik van Lier - Workshop
Super Impositions The use of Coltrane changes as a tool to
Super-Imposed Changes, room 6.03
Yaniv Nachum & Franz von Chossy - Workshop
In this workshop we will look at the different possibilities of using
Coltrane-Changes as a tool to superimpose. We will look at the different
Coltrane-Changes variations and apply those over Major, Minor & II-V-I
progressions. We will later combine these variations with the material discussed
in the previous workshops, change the harmonic rhythm of the progression and
demonstrate the practical use of these variations.

DINNER DEAL
Meal + Drink 5
(Meal without drink 3,95)
(also Vegetarian) Dinner from 17.30

EVENING
CONCERT
The Music of Kenny Wheeler
feat. CvA Master students - Faculty & Guests
19.00, Amsterdam Blue Note, Free Entrance
Student bands coached by Nick Smart
Band 1
Anton Jakimenko (cl)
Lucas Martinez Membrilla (ten sax)
Mark Pringle (p)
Egle Petrosiute (voc)
Rosa Amalia Brunello (db)
Aaron Castrillo Fernandez (dr)
Band 2
Thomas Hhnlein (sax)
Laura Giavon (voc)
Christian Mller (db)
Keno Harriehausen (p)
Clemens Lotz (dr)

Faculty Concert With:

Nick Smart (trp)
Jasper Blom (sax)
Harmen Fraanje (p)
Ernst Glerum (b)
Mark Schilders (dr)

Band 3
Robbert Suilen (voc)
Laurie Carpenter (trp)
Eloi Calam (bcl)
Alexis Kasinos (g)
Giuseppe Campisi (db)
Joan Casares Alcobe (dr)

Friday November 4
MORNING
SPECIAL ELECTIVE
The big nothing, room 6.04
Hans Kunneman Workshop
10.00 11.30
In this workshop we will experiment with the uncharted aspects of life: How
can I deal with the unknown? Which role does the un-manifest dimension play
in music and in your daily life? We will share ideas and exercises from different
culture on this subject: Zen Tao, etc.

Save the date!

Coming up Soon:
October 24 - 30

November 21 - 24
November 28 - 29
December 5 - 9
December 12 - 15
December 21

Dennis Mackrel - Big Band Project &

Arrangers Project
Dick Oatts - Saxophone classes
B.C. Manjunath & Dr. Mysore Manjunath
Ensemble Festival Week
Justin DiCioccio - Big Band Project
Ineke van Doorn - vocal workshop

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