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Wesley Crispus

Born: August 20

Wesley Crispus, professionally acknowledged as 'Wes', is an exceptional Indian saxophonist, who stands out as a prominent figure among his peers, embodying an unmatched blend of creativity and educational expertise.

In 2020, Wes achieved a significant milestone by earning Distinction at the London College of Music, showcasing his unwavering dedication and expertise in the realm of music education—a testament to his fervent commitment to nurturing the next generation of musicians. He fostered a deep and enduring connection with APL Global School, inspiring and guiding aspiring students. His proficiency extends across diverse musical ensembles, including collaborations with bands at the KM Conservatory, Jatayu, Second-sight, and Staccato, as well as with contemporary dancers and theater groups, all of which further showcase his saxophone prowess. Additionally, he holds a distinguished role in education, having made significant contributions as a valued member of the Swarnabhoomi Academy of Music College. Initially serving as an academic counselor during the pandemic, he later advanced to the position of Academic Manager. His dedication to music education and academic leadership is truly commendable.

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Onur Aymergen

Born: May 26, 1880

Onur Aymergen started playing classical guitar with Özhan Gölebatmaz and studied classical flamenco with Suat Demirkıran, then interested in rock, funk and jazz music. He played his own compositions in many festivals and music clubs with his quartet and took part in projects with European musicians. In his jazz projects, he reflected the sounds of European jazz, modern jazz and world music. Afterwards, Aymergen worked with Mısırlı Ahmet for several years and tried to develop his rhythmic ideas. He worked a variety of styles including Turkish, Indian and jazz music. He recently wrote his thesis on Turkish Maqam Harmonisation with Prof

Sebastiaan van Bavel

Born: March 31, 1992

Sebastiaan van Bavel is a pianist and composer combining the jazz tradition with elements from Indian and Western classical music. Although you will find his compositions to resemble a classical symphony more than a jazz standard, improvisation and swing always prevail in his music. Sebastiaan is in love with the piano trio format but is also praised when performing solo or as part of The Edison Duo with renowned jazz pianist Rob van Bavel (who just happens to be his dad). Sebastiaan likes to experiment with sound and timbre by occasionally expanding his trio with vocals, strings and/or horns