Eric Vloeimans
Eric Vloeimans has been active in a wide variety of ensembles all over the years. The Eric Vloeimans Quartet and his recent Gatecrash group have earned reputations as being Holland's top bands. Vloeimans' performances with a multitude of other formations has shown his versatility. His musical talent, easy-going attitude and great sense of humour have brought him to play with national and international artists. Eric Vloeimans has attained a level that enables him to share the stage with many of the most reputable and established musicians in the jazz scene and beyond. He played with Marc Johnson, Pierre Courbois, The Rotterdam Philharmonic Orchestra, Michiel Borstlap, Jeroen van Vliet, Nguyên Lê, Anton Goudsmit, Spinvis, Jimmy Haslip, Lars Danielsson, Michael Moore, Joey Baron, Mercer Ellington, John Taylor, Harmen Fraanje, Henny Vrienten and many, many others.
His musical cooperation’s have taken Eric Vloeimans abroad many times. With diverse artists and ensembles he played all over Europe, South Africa, Indonesia, Thailand, China and Japan. The experiences from his travels influence his work constantly. The music of Eric Vloeimans shows a remarkable power to create bridges and reach the hearts of people all over the world.
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- Eric Vloeimans' Oliver's Cinema by Dan Bilawsky
- Live at The Concertgebouw by John Kelman
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- Hyper by Javier AQ Ortiz
- Bitches and Fairy Tales by Joel Roberts
- Bitches and Fairy Tales by Glenn Astarita
May 03, 2010
Eric Vloeimans' Gatecrash - Heavensabove! (2010)
January 27, 2010
Dutch Trumpet Sensation Eric Vloeimans Returns to US + Canada February...
November 10, 2008
"...with the CD Bitches and Fairy-tales he firmly established his reputation... Vloeimans seeks the same virtue in his music as Raymond Chandler does in literature: 'to acquire delicacy without losing the power." --Bert Vuijsje, HP/De Tijd (Dutch weekly opinion magazine)
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