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Joan Mar Sauqué

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He was born in 1996 in Garrigoles, Girona. His musical beginnings are homemade but it was at the Torroella de Montgrí Music School where he received his first lessons, first in trumpet and musical language and later in combo, big band and improvisation. In 2011, he started giving classes with David Pastor, who soon introduced the Sant Andreu Jazz Band, a band directed by Joan Chamorro with whom he played from time to time. Together with this band, he had the opportunity to play and record with some of the most outstanding musicians of the national and international scene such as Perico Sambeat, Toni Belenguer, Victor Correa, Ernesto Aurignac, David Pastor, Ignasi Terraza, Esteve Pi, Josep Traver, Scott Hamilton, Dick Oatts, Scott Robinson, Jon-Erik Kellso, Luigi Grasso and Joel Frahm. In 2012 he was admitted to the Oriol Martorell School, which is why he moved to Barcelona and also in order to study the batxillerat and the professional degree in classical trumpet

Album

Gone with the Wind

By Joan Mar Sauqué

Label: The Changes
Released: 2021
Track listing: Bitty Ditty; My Dream; Ray's Idea; I Only Have Eyes For You; In The Land Of Oo-Bla-Dee; I Cover The Waterfront; Gone With The Wind; Kitchenette Across The Hall; Bill; Shabozz; Strictly Romantic; Stompin' At The Savoy.

News: Interview

Joan Mar Sauqué: Album & Interview

Joan Mar Sauqué: Album & Interview

Let me start off by saying you're about to be turned on to an exceptional trumpet player. If you already know Joan Mar Sauqué, then you know what I'm talking about. If not, you can thank me later, after you say “Oh, wow." A bunch of weeks ago, Joan Mar Sauqué sent along an email with ...


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