Home » Search Center » Results: Steven Delannoye

Results for "Steven Delannoye"

About Steven Delannoye

Results for pages tagged "Steven Delannoye"...

Musician

Steven graduated in 2006 at the Lemmens Institute in Leuven in the jazz department, where his teacher was Frank Vaganée. He was also taught by John Ruocco, Ben Sluijs and Tony Malaby, and he took workshops with Phil Woods, Dave Liebman, Bob Mintzer, Bill Carrothers, etc. Steven is soprano-, alto- and tenorsaxophone player in his own trio and his quartet Sammy's On The Bowery. As a sideman he worked with the free-jazz trio: Mopti, Peter Hertmans Sextet, Louis Favre Group (a group of the French drummer Favre), MuchoGusto Bigband, Tuesdaynight Orchestra, Free Breathing Ensemble and Phusionculture. He freelances in the young Belgian jazz scene with colleges on different occasions in clubs

Article: Live Review

Amersfoort World Jazz Festival 2021

by Martin Longley
November 11, 2021

Amersfoort World Jazz Festival Amersfoort, Netherlands August 9-15, 2021 As with so many festivals during the last 18 months, the Amersfoort World Jazz Festival was forced to concentrate on local talent. Although steering away from big name international visitors, this summer edition offered a prime opportunity to familiarise our ears ...

Article: Live Review

Citadelic 2019

by Martin Longley
June 14, 2019

Citadelic Citadelpark Gent, Belgium May 29-June 2, 2019 Free jazz with free admission. That's the appealing concept of the five-day Citadelic festival, which presents jazz, improvisation and other adventurous sounds, from around noon until around 10pm, in a continuous schedule that roams several dips and mounts, or caves ...

Album

Midnight Suite

By Steven Delannoye

Label:
Released: 2010
Track listing: 01. Trio Story 1; 02. Trio Story 2; 03. Trio Story 3; 04. At; 05. So True; 06 Play It; 07. Os; 08. Me...; 09. Midnight Suite; 10. The Nice Ones Gone; 11. ...Me. Tutte le composizioni sono di Steven Delannoye.

Article: Album Review

Steven Delannoye Trio: Midnight Suite

by AAJ Italy Staff
January 21, 2010

Finalmente un trio che suona la propria musica! Nessuna cover di pop hits, nessuno standard, solo brani originali. Ed un album concepito come opera organica e non collage alla moda che pizzica un po' di jazz, una spruzzata di funky, un po' di sano folklore popolare e qualche spezzone di free tanto per far vedere l'animo ...