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Les musiciens de Bohème - Part 6 Jazz club Un chef d’orchestre en déclin, fantôme d’une époque abandonnée, présente les instruments hantés par le swing, avec une histoire originale et des anecdotes de clubs disparus. Un maître de cérémonie hilarant et un orchestre de jazz survolté. Comédien: Patrice Haddad Pianiste / Compositeur: Guillaume Marcenac Guitariste: Vincent Koning Clarinettiste: Patrieck Bonnet Contrebassiste: Gabriel Barbalau
Les musiciens de Bohème - Part 5 Jazz club Un chef d’orchestre en déclin, fantôme d’une époque abandonnée, présente les instruments hantés par le swing, avec une histoire originale et des anecdotes de clubs disparus. Un maître de cérémonie hilarant et un orchestre de jazz survolté. Comédien: Patrice Haddad Pianiste / Compositeur: Guillaume Marcenac Guitariste: Vincent Koning Clarinettiste: Patrieck Bonnet Contrebassiste: Gabriel Barbalau
Les musiciens de Bohème - Part 4 Fats Loser Un chef d’orchestre en déclin, fantôme d’une époque abandonnée, présente les instruments hantés par le swing, avec une histoire originale et des anecdotes de clubs disparus. Un maître de cérémonie hilarant et un orchestre de jazz survolté. Comédien: Patrice Haddad Pianiste / Compositeur: Guillaume Marcenac Guitariste: Vincent Koning Clarinettiste: Patrieck Bonnet Contrebassiste: Gabriel Barbalau
Les musiciens de Bohème - Part 3 Django Reinette Un chef d’orchestre en déclin, fantôme d’une époque abandonnée, présente les instruments hantés par le swing, avec une histoire originale et des anecdotes de clubs disparus. Un maître de cérémonie hilarant et un orchestre de jazz survolté. Comédien: Patrice Haddad Pianiste / Compositeur: Guillaume Marcenac Guitariste: Vincent Koning Clarinettiste: Patrieck Bonnet Contrebassiste: Gabriel Barbalau
Jurjen Donkers performed songs arranged by Guillaume Marcenac, with a latin/jazz, and french chanson flavour.<br /><br />Composer Lyricist: Ted Koehler<br />Composer Lyricist: Harold Arlen<br /><br />Guillaume Marcenac on Piano / Arrangements /Compositions<br />Jurjen Donkers on Vocals<br />Gerardo Rosales on Congas<br />Yussif Barakat on Doublebass<br />Jasper Hilgerink on Drums<br /><br />Ronald Bergman on Video<br /><br />About Jurjen Donkers<br />"What a beautiful voice you have”, Rita Reys responded after hearing Jurjen Donkers sing. She and other legendary interpreters of the Great American Songbook, such as Tony Bennett, Barbra Streisand and Frank Sinatra, would set the standard for his own singing. It is characterized by both a heartfelt interpretation of the lyrics as well as a great sense of timing. Or as pianist Peter Beets said recently: “This guy swings!”. The late bass player and record producer Ruud Jacobs commented: "He is a real talent."<br />Jurjen Donkers got into the world of jazz music at the age of 14 when he met Europe's First Lady of Jazz Rita Reys, who's personal assistent he was from 2004 till her passing in 2013. Through her he was introduced into the Dutch jazz scene. In recent years he shared the stage with well known artists and musicians such as Ruud Jacobs, Eric Ineke, Marjorie Barnes, Peter Beets, and Lex Jasper. He regularly performs with Robert Koemans, Vincent Koning, Cas Jiskoot and Francesca Tandoi, and recently sang as a guest soloist with the West Coast Big Band and the Harbour Jazz Band.<br />​<br />Besides his own projects Donkers has through the years been involved in organizing several events, such as Greetje Kauffeld's 60 Years On Stage tour, Eric Ineke's 70th birthday concert, a tribute concert for Rita Reys at the Amsterdam Concertgebouw in 2016, and the celebration of Ack van Rooyen's 90th birthday in 2020. In 2018 he was one of the producers of Rita Reys Collected, a 3CD released worldwide by Universal Music.
Jurjen Donkers performed songs arranged by Guillaume Marcenac, with a latin/jazz, and french chanson flavour.<br /><br />Writers= Billie Holiday, Arthur Herzog<br /><br />Guillaume Marcenac on Piano / Arrangements /Compositions<br />Jurjen Donkers on Vocals<br />Gerardo Rosales on Congas<br />Yussif Barakat on Doublebass<br />Jasper Hilgerink on Drums<br /><br />Ronald Bergman on Video<br /><br />About Jurjen Donkers<br />"What a beautiful voice you have”, Rita Reys responded after hearing Jurjen Donkers sing. She and other legendary interpreters of the Great American Songbook, such as Tony Bennett, Barbra Streisand and Frank Sinatra, would set the standard for his own singing. It is characterized by both a heartfelt interpretation of the lyrics as well as a great sense of timing. Or as pianist Peter Beets said recently: “This guy swings!”. The late bass player and record producer Ruud Jacobs commented: "He is a real talent."<br />Jurjen Donkers got into the world of jazz music at the age of 14 when he met Europe's First Lady of Jazz Rita Reys, who's personal assistent he was from 2004 till her passing in 2013. Through her he was introduced into the Dutch jazz scene. In recent years he shared the stage with well known artists and musicians such as Ruud Jacobs, Eric Ineke, Marjorie Barnes, Peter Beets, and Lex Jasper. He regularly performs with Robert Koemans, Vincent Koning, Cas Jiskoot and Francesca Tandoi, and recently sang as a guest soloist with the West Coast Big Band and the Harbour Jazz Band.<br />​<br />Besides his own projects Donkers has through the years been involved in organizing several events, such as Greetje Kauffeld's 60 Years On Stage tour, Eric Ineke's 70th birthday concert, a tribute concert for Rita Reys at the Amsterdam Concertgebouw in 2016, and the celebration of Ack van Rooyen's 90th birthday in 2020. In 2018 he was one of the producers of Rita Reys Collected, a 3CD released worldwide by Universal Music.
Jurjen Donkers performed songs arranged by Guillaume Marcenac, with a latin/jazz, and french chanson flavour.<br /><br />Writers = Antônio Maria, Luiz Bonfá<br /><br />Guillaume Marcenac on Piano / Arrangements /Compositions<br />Jurjen Donkers on Vocals<br />Gerardo Rosales on Congas<br />Yussif Barakat on Doublebass<br />Jasper Hilgerink on Drums<br /><br />Ronald Bergman on Video<br /><br />About Jurjen Donkers<br />"What a beautiful voice you have”, Rita Reys responded after hearing Jurjen Donkers sing. She and other legendary interpreters of the Great American Songbook, such as Tony Bennett, Barbra Streisand and Frank Sinatra, would set the standard for his own singing. It is characterized by both a heartfelt interpretation of the lyrics as well as a great sense of timing. Or as pianist Peter Beets said recently: “This guy swings!”. The late bass player and record producer Ruud Jacobs commented: "He is a real talent."<br />Jurjen Donkers got into the world of jazz music at the age of 14 when he met Europe's First Lady of Jazz Rita Reys, who's personal assistent he was from 2004 till her passing in 2013. Through her he was introduced into the Dutch jazz scene. In recent years he shared the stage with well known artists and musicians such as Ruud Jacobs, Eric Ineke, Marjorie Barnes, Peter Beets, and Lex Jasper. He regularly performs with Robert Koemans, Vincent Koning, Cas Jiskoot and Francesca Tandoi, and recently sang as a guest soloist with the West Coast Big Band and the Harbour Jazz Band.<br />​<br />Besides his own projects Donkers has through the years been involved in organizing several events, such as Greetje Kauffeld's 60 Years On Stage tour, Eric Ineke's 70th birthday concert, a tribute concert for Rita Reys at the Amsterdam Concertgebouw in 2016, and the celebration of Ack van Rooyen's 90th birthday in 2020. In 2018 he was one of the producers of Rita Reys Collected, a 3CD released worldwide by Universal Music.
Jurjen Donkers performed songs arranged by Guillaume Marcenac, with a latin/jazz, and french chanson flavour.<br /><br />Guillaume Marcenac on Piano / Arrangements /Compositions<br />Jurjen Donkers on Vocals<br />Gerardo Rosales on Congas<br />Yussif Barakat on Doublebass<br />Jasper Hilgerink on Drums<br /><br />Ronald Bergman on Video<br /><br />About Jurjen Donkers<br />"What a beautiful voice you have”, Rita Reys responded after hearing Jurjen Donkers sing. She and other legendary interpreters of the Great American Songbook, such as Tony Bennett, Barbra Streisand and Frank Sinatra, would set the standard for his own singing. It is characterized by both a heartfelt interpretation of the lyrics as well as a great sense of timing. Or as pianist Peter Beets said recently: “This guy swings!”. The late bass player and record producer Ruud Jacobs commented: "He is a real talent."<br />Jurjen Donkers got into the world of jazz music at the age of 14 when he met Europe's First Lady of Jazz Rita Reys, who's personal assistent he was from 2004 till her passing in 2013. Through her he was introduced into the Dutch jazz scene. In recent years he shared the stage with well known artists and musicians such as Ruud Jacobs, Eric Ineke, Marjorie Barnes, Peter Beets, and Lex Jasper. He regularly performs with Robert Koemans, Vincent Koning, Cas Jiskoot and Francesca Tandoi, and recently sang as a guest soloist with the West Coast Big Band and the Harbour Jazz Band.<br />​<br />Besides his own projects Donkers has through the years been involved in organizing several events, such as Greetje Kauffeld's 60 Years On Stage tour, Eric Ineke's 70th birthday concert, a tribute concert for Rita Reys at the Amsterdam Concertgebouw in 2016, and the celebration of Ack van Rooyen's 90th birthday in 2020. In 2018 he was one of the producers of Rita Reys Collected, a 3CD released worldwide by Universal Music.
Jurjen Donkers performed songs arranged by Guillaume Marcenac, with a latin/jazz, and french chanson flavour.<br /><br />Auteur : Jacques Plante<br />Compositeur : Charles Aznavour<br />Éditions Musicales Charles Aznavour<br /><br />Guillaume Marcenac on Piano / Arrangements /Compositions<br />Jurjen Donkers on Vocals<br />Gerardo Rosales on Congas<br />Yussif Barakat on Doublebass<br />Jasper Hilgerink on Drums<br /><br />Ronald Bergman on Video<br /><br />About Jurjen Donkers<br />"What a beautiful voice you have”, Rita Reys responded after hearing Jurjen Donkers sing. She and other legendary interpreters of the Great American Songbook, such as Tony Bennett, Barbra Streisand and Frank Sinatra, would set the standard for his own singing. It is characterized by both a heartfelt interpretation of the lyrics as well as a great sense of timing. Or as pianist Peter Beets said recently: “This guy swings!”. The late bass player and record producer Ruud Jacobs commented: "He is a real talent."<br />Jurjen Donkers got into the world of jazz music at the age of 14 when he met Europe's First Lady of Jazz Rita Reys, who's personal assistent he was from 2004 till her passing in 2013. Through her he was introduced into the Dutch jazz scene. In recent years he shared the stage with well known artists and musicians such as Ruud Jacobs, Eric Ineke, Marjorie Barnes, Peter Beets, and Lex Jasper. He regularly performs with Robert Koemans, Vincent Koning, Cas Jiskoot and Francesca Tandoi, and recently sang as a guest soloist with the West Coast Big Band and the Harbour Jazz Band.<br />​<br />Besides his own projects Donkers has through the years been involved in organizing several events, such as Greetje Kauffeld's 60 Years On Stage tour, Eric Ineke's 70th birthday concert, a tribute concert for Rita Reys at the Amsterdam Concertgebouw in 2016, and the celebration of Ack van Rooyen's 90th birthday in 2020. In 2018 he was one of the producers of Rita Reys Collected, a 3CD released worldwide by Universal Music.
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