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Dmitrij Golovanov

Born: March 31, 1983

Dmitrij Golovanov is one of the most demanded jazz pianists in Lithuania. He is the winner of several international jazz piano competitions as well as the semifinalist of Montreux Jazz Solo Piano Competition in 2012 and a finalist of European Jazz Competition in Rotterdam in 2013. For the last decade he is an active participant of Lithuanian jazz scene collaborating with most prominent musicians. He graduated Lithuanian Academy for Music and studied in F. Mendelssohn-Bartholdy Music Conservatoire in Leipzig (Germany) with Richie Beirach. Dmitrij performs various music styles ranging from traditional, modern - creative, free jazz to classic/jazz crossover and experimental electronic music

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Eric Verlinde

Born: May 24, 1976

Pianist Eric Verlinde has excited audiences worldwide with his energetic and passionate performances. He is in high demand and is constantly performing, refining the sound and creating new music. His different groups create music that is creative, spontaneous, superbly structured and melodic. Currently, he works with Josephine Howell at El Gaucho, The EntreMundos Quarteto (a Brazilian samba ensemble) and a number of top Northwest musicians. He has played music with legends like: Arturo Sandoval, Randy Brecker, Lee Oskar Eric Alexander, Terell Stafford, Mark Murphy, Luis Conte, Thelma Huston, Floyd Standifer, Buddy Cattlet, Bryan Lynch, Hadley Caliman, Francine Reed, Bobby Medina, Thomas Marriott and Bill Waltrous. Eric has composed more than 200 pieces of music in many different genres, including jazz, gospel, funk, electronic, neoclassical, latin-jazz, rock and R&B, He has published 5 of his own recordings (Peace, What Child Is This?, I Remember You, Daily Grind and Firewalker) and performed on more than 25 other recordings

Kuba Cichocki

Born: August 5, 1984

The New York-based, Polish pianist and composer, Kuba Cichocki specializes in merging that which is often kept at odds: the classic and the avant-garde, the technical and the emotional; the rigorously written and the spontaneously performed. One of the exceptional talents to emerge from the Eastern European jazz scene in the late 2000s, Cichocki has persistently matured a personal style over the course of his career, leading him from—in his youth—touring and recording work with European stars Zbigniew Namysłowski, Michael Urbaniak, and Ursula Dudziak to—now, in his adulthood—groundbreaking experiments that throw even New York’s brightest musicians into uncharted territory. 

Tom Hewson

Born: August 13, 1985

A finalist in the Uk's first National Jazz Piano Competition, Tom studied Music at New College, Oxford University, gaining an instrumental scholarship. Whilst at Oxford he played regularly as a classical pianist (including solo recitals, chamber music and as a vocal accompanist) whilst also playing in and then directing the Oxford University Jazz Orchestra. He completed his Masters in Jazz piano at Trinity College of Music in 2009, and now leads his own group 'Treehouse' featuring Calum Gourlay and Lewis Wright, who have performed across London and at festivals including the 2010 London Jazz Festival, and the 2011 Oxford Jazz and Canterbury Festivals

Sound Convincer

Born: February 19, 1968

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Paul Edis

Described as ‘a brilliant young pianist’ (Alyn Shipton, The Guardian) Paul Edis is a performer, composer, educator and promoter based in the North East England. From an early age Paul was composing and performing regularly, forming his own bands and promoting concerts. He received a scholarship to study composition at the London College of Music in 2003. Whilst at LCM, initially with the aim of training to become a composer of film music, Paul quickly became a regular visitor to the Jazz department arranging charts for the LCM Big Band, taking part in workshops, and he soon began performing regularly in London alongside saxophonist Vasilis Xenopoulos

Al Macy

Born: September 10, 1953

Al has studied trombone, guitar, and piano, but now devotes all of his time to piano. He can be seen at solo piano gigs, in duos with bass or saxophone, and, primarily, playing with the 24/7 Jazz Trio. When he lived in the San Francisco Bay Area, he studied jazz with bassist Clark Suprynowicz, and was a regular at jam sessions at The Bird Kage, The Manhattan Club, and The First Stop. Since moving to Humboldt County he's performed with The Horn Band, The Hall Street Honkers, The Dixie Dandies, The Eureka Jazz Ensemble, The Titanic Big Band, The CR Big Band, The Soul Survivors, Jazz Passport, and The CR West Coast Septet.

Robert Wells

First & Foremost Entertainment is extremely proud to represent the internationally acclaimed pianist, singer and award winning composer Robert Wells. This Swedish phenomena has been composing, singing and performing to sell-out crowds around the globe for the past 15 years with the "Rhapsody In Rock" concert series. "Rhapsody In Rock" is an infusion of musical genres including classical, jazz, boogie-woogie, rock ‘n’ roll and blues, all seamlessly presented and performed by Wells and his orchestra. Robert was a child prodigy, the youngest student ever to graduate from the Swedish Academy of Music in Stockholm and was the first artist ever to play at Stockholm’s grand Royal Castle. His “Rhapsody In Rock” concerts have filled stadiums and arenas in China, Russia, Australia, Japan, Germany and Sweden