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The New Conrad Miller Trio, Ronald Snijders, Siegfried Hart and Yuri Honing Acoustic Quartet
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Captured in intimate settings and on festival stages, these recordings offer a snapshot of the energy, diversity and creative spirit of Dutch jazz today. Settle in and enjoy this special selection, available here exclusively via the injazz podcast.
Playlist
- intro: The New Conrad Miller Trio "Night Dreamer" (C. Molenaar)
- Ronald Snijders "Kaseko Sisters" (R. Snijders)
- Siegfried Hart "Intro" (D.R. Krozendijk)
- Siegfried Hart "Cunucu Di Seit" (D.R. Krozendijk)
- The New Conrad Miller Trio "While You Were Sleeping" (C. Molenaar)
- The New Conrad Miller Trio "Night Dreamer" (C. Molenaar)
- Yuri Honing Acoustic Quartet "Temple of Trees" (Y. Honing)
- Yuri Honing Acoustic Quartet "John, I'm only dancing" (D. Bowie)
- Yuri Honing Acoustic Quartet "Heaven on my mind" (Y. Honing)
- Yuri Honing Acoustic Quartet "So Long Song" (Y. Honing)
- outro: The Preacher Men "Music For Blueshorn" (E. Trujillo)
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