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Eric Legnini

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Joe Higham

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Tenor, alto and soprano saxophones, B flat clarinet After studying sculpture at the Brighton College of Art & Design he went to the CAT in Newcastle (now the Newcastle University) where he graduated in Light Music (nowadays called jazz). Several years later, whilst visiting friends and playing concerts in Brussels (1988), he discovered that the Brussels Conservatory was opening a new jazz section and decided to follow the courses -4 years- given by Belgian musicians such as Steve Houben, Jean Louis Rassinfosse and Bruno Castellucci, ending up with a first prize in saxophone and a diploma in Jazz Studies. Whilst at the Brussels Conservatory, he naturally became involved in the Brussels jazz scene, playing with many of the local musicians who were heavily centered around two places 'Travers' and 'The Kaai'

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Steven Delannoye

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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

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Al Granato

AL GRANATO discovered the accordion at the age of 8, which he played till he got fourteen. At that age he went over to pop and rock music, and started playing keyboards At his eighteenth he turned back to his old love: the accordion, and this time for good. Started as a street musician, this guy is one of the genuine braves who knows the price of loving one's art and living for it ! After this « hard but rich journey», he has discovered the pleasure to appear on stage (or in recording sessions) with many artists from all over the world. He played for instance in the musical “PIAF” He also played as support act of famous singers like : Noa, Rachid Taha, The Wailers, Patricia Kaas, Maurane, Céline Dion, Aston Villa, Bernard lavilliers,Michel Fugain, Natasha St Pier, .

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Dalton Drum Syndicate

Dalton Drum Syndicate is a 4-drummers band based in Brussels, Belgium. DDS was founded in 1999. After having jammed on a drum event in a music shop, three of the actual drummers decided to work out something for real. The band members of DDS all have different musical backgrounds. Each one of them provided a whole lot of different rhythmic ideas. After having worked on these ideas, they became original compositions, with influences of any musical style you can think of. Collaborations with guest-performers such as Dancers, DJs and VJs took place, and more will follow in the future. DDS performes @ a lot of festivals such as: Marktrock Leuven, Rhythm Sticks London (UK), Cape Breton international Drum Festival (Canada),Tambours de fête Charleville (France),MTV night Belgium, Gentse Feesten, Paulusfeesten, Couleur café festival, Midi Minuit, Euritmix grand place Brussels, Fête de la musique, Halles de Schaerbeek, Percufolas Le Muy (France), DDS also featered in several TV broadcasts (Canal+, Event TV, MTV, VTM).

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Tom Back

Reza Labani was baptized in Iranian classical music ever since his early childhood. After studying the violin, he discovered the Tombak, also named Zarb. His father, a competent musicologist, taught him about the great masters, but Reza was soon following his own direction. He had the chance, on several occasions, to keep the most important musicians of his country company and as he goes back to Iran frequently, he has the chance to buy his instruments at the best factories of Teheran. Hardly 20 years old, this young miracle boy, very fascinated by modern art, started a big international career. Marc Van Eyck has developed his own drum language during his 34 years old career

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Studio Pagol

Have you already seen a band with as well a virtuoso from Bangladesh, a Castafiora from Tanger, a percussionist from Haiti, a V-Jay from Vietnam, a diva Belgian-Moroccan, an Ethiopian singer of which her Madagascan ancestors are whispering regularly promontories dreams into her ears, a singer Baul whose Bengaline Culture and philosophy resembles a lot the huge ideals of the hippy ideology of the sixties, and when he was a little boy, had the privilege to meet up with Bob Dylan, a jazz drummer who's been living in India for eight years to specialize himself in playing Tablas, mridangams, ... and two producers who've been together for twenty-five years already, who've been locking themselves up in a cave to put all this together? Well here is one like that: Studio Pagol. We love to invite you to discover www.myspace.com/studiopagol and/or www.studiopagol.com so you can listen to this divine mixture of electro pop spiced with tika masala sauce and admire the heavenly curls of their new dancer. Briefly, what does this multi-cultural collective stands for? A dialogue north/south, confrontation East/West, Oriental/Occidental, the place of each individual in his own town, in his own culture as well as in other cultures, in this world, this unique world, one of a kind on earth! Studio Pagol is performing for more than seven years already on the same stages as artists like Talvin Singh, Gotan Project, Zuco 103, Le peuple de l'Herbe, Natacha Atlas, Badmarsh & Shri, State Of Bengale, Transglobal Underground, Arno, Zita Swoon, Jean-Louis Aubert, Orchestre National de Barbès, and Check Point 303 and this in more than twelve countries.

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Peggy Richie and the Rock

Peggy Richie was born in 1974 as the youngest of a very talented family. It didn't take long before she started singing in church with the local child chorus Peggy played in many musicals until she discovered the stage. She was 15 when she became front lady of Uncle Bob. She took singing classes with Carolien Goudswaard and Louis de Vries. Soon she started writing her own songs. From 1993 till 1996 she was working with composer/pianist Jan Meiborg. She performed with him on stage as well as in the studio. On her 21° Peggy traveled to the other side of the world. During a year and a half she was the singing barmaid at Café Amsterdam in Auckland (New-Zeeland). In 1998 she came back to Belgium where she worked as freelance singer in different bands and with different artists

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Daniel Miranda

Daniel Miranda introduces you into the amazing and captivating world of the guitar in al his facets. He will let you enjoy the sounds of the authentically Brazilian guitar, which is a guitar with seven or ten strings. He will also show you that Brazilian music is much more that Bosa Nova and Salsa only. Daniel Miranda has his merits in Brazil, as well as in the United States and Belgium. This because of his virtuosity combined with his refined and sophisticated compositions which are a real pleasure to listen too. Some of his merits: 1997: RIO TRIO: first full CD Lots of concerts and workshops in Brazil as well as in the United States. Professor and performing artist on international conferences of the mandolin at San Diego (California) and in Montana with the "Montana Mandolin Orchestra: The Bozeman" 1999: " suite Retratos " of Radamés Gnatali with the chamber orchestra of the conservatorium of Brazil 2001 CD in Belgium " Rencontre " with Frankie Rose (belgo-irish) 2002 professor at the Villa-Lobos school 2003 in a theater at Mons " si c'est chanté c'est pas perdu " under the direction of Pascal Charpentier (know also from his performances with Christoff)

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Music Music Music

MMM are Michael Edlund (drums), Fabian Kallerdahl (keyboards), Josef Kallerdahl (bass)--an independent jazz trio from Sweden. No rules, just fun.

The leading jazz critics of Sweden all agree on the vitality and freshness of this trio and the second biggest newspaper appointed the group's second album "What's a good boss anyway?" best jazz album of 2005.

They are touring all over the world, from Bangkok to the United States.


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