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Tijn Wybenga Live at BIMHUIS Amsterdam

By BIMHUIS | BIMHUIS Radio
June 12, 2019
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First presentation of the 14-piece AM.OK (Amsterdams Modern Orkest) led by Tijn Wybenga, maker at BIM Productions. Tijn Wybenga (1993) made the transition from jazz pianist and arranger to composer, conductor and artistic director. After graduating he shook off his good side and now he writes intense musical, touching notes, rich and ripe, highly personal and specific. His craftsmanship is indisputable, as he proved with his multidisciplinary performance Prikkel at Oerol 2018.

Tijn Wybenga conductor, Alistair Payne trumpet, Kika Sprangers sax, Odei Al Magut trombon, Federico Calcagno bassclarinet, Andre Lima violin, Pedro Pablo Rodríguez violin, George Dumitriu altviolin, Pau Sola cello, Angelo Boltini live electronics, Felix Back synthesizers, Vuma Levin guitar, Allesandro Fongaro contrabass / bassguitar, Alex Brajcovic drums, Tom Pritchard percussion

Recording: Marc Schots
Introduction Voice-Over: Jurgen van Loenhout

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Introduction Bimhuis Radio 0:00
Tijn Wybenga Live Concert @ BIMHUIS 1:11

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