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Programmheft 25. Internationales Jazz Festival Viersen 2011
Viersen ab 1970 >> Kommunikation und Kultur (FB 90) >> Kultur >> Öffentlichkeitsarbeit >> Programmhefte
2011
Enthält: Trombone Shorty & Orleans Avenue; Barbara Dennerlein Duo; European Jazz Ensemble; BuJazzO & Splash; Nils Landgren Funk Unit; Luis; Gismo Graf Trio; WDR Big Band Köln feat. Eddie Daniels; Lutz Häfner Quartett feat. Adam Rogers; Curtis Stigers & Band; Pablo Held Trio; Lisa Bassenge Quintett; Tobias Weidinger's T-Funk; Pelemele; Matthias Schriefl Trio; Fidolino; Zaches & Zinnober "Konzert am Herd"; Workshop "Jazz for Kids"
Akten
Trombone Shorty
McFatter, Tim
Oestreicher, Dan
Murano, Pete
Ballard, Michael
Williams, Dwayne
Peebles, Joey
Dennerlein, Barbara
Pereira, Fabiano
Stivin, Jiri
Skidmore, Alan
Sulzmann, Stan
Dudek, Gerd
Schriefl, Matthias
van den Broeck, Rob
Haurand, Ali
Tracey, Clark
Luis, Angela
Scharmberg, Rachel
Stahl, Moritz 'Mo Soul'
Brandenburg, Nico
Gahler, Sebastian
Möller, Marcus
Baptist, Maria
Holtschneider, Ralf
Froleyks, Stephan
Graf, Gismo
Graf, Joschi
Kraus, Alex
Landgren, Nils
Studnitzky, Sebastian
Wall, Jonas
Pfeiler, Andy
Price, Magnum Coltrane
Ikiz, Robert
Held, Pablo
Landfermann, Robert
Burgwinkel, Jonas
Abene, Michael
Daniels, Eddie
Hörlén, Johan
Strassmayer, Karolina
Peters, Olivier
Heller, Paul
Neufang, Jens
Both, Wim
Bruynen, Rob
Haderer, Andy
Osterloh, Klaus
Marshall, John
Nuss, Ludwig
Gilkes, Marshall
Cederberg, Mattis
Chastenier, Frank
Shigihara, Paul
Goldsby, John
Dekker, Hans
Bassenge, Lisa
Kleber, Paul
Adams, Christoph
Kögel, Christian
Winch, Rainer
Häfner, Lutz
Rogers, Adam
Böhm, Rainer
Diener, Christian
Rückert, Jochen
Weidinger, Tobias
Kleiner, Ulf
Wieland, Patrick
Frehse, Krischan
Huber, Christian
Stigers, Curtis
Fries, Matthew
Schmitt, Cliff
Hall, Keith
Runde, Claudia
Fink, Achim
Winterschladen, Bernd
Gilgenberg, Andreas
Schulze, Stephan Jochen
Müller, Paulus
Fröhlich, Christoph
Ostricki, Andreas
Bergmann, Florian
Niemann, Andreas
Wolff, Kata
De Stefano, Pierre
Klieve, Oskar
Schriefl, Matthais
Morsey, Alexander
Burgwinkel, Jonas
Kremer, Tobias
Leigraf, Rainer
Jazz-Festival, 2011; Programmheft
Konzerte, Trombone Shorty & Orleans Avenue; (2011)
Konzerte, Barbara Dennerlein Duo; (2011)
Konzerte, European Jazz Ensemble; (2011)
Konzerte, Luis; (2011)
Konzerte, BuJazzO & Splash; (2011)
Konzerte, Gismo Graf Trio; (2011)
Konzerte, Nils Landgren Funk Unit; (2011)
Konzerte, Pablo Held Trio; (2011)
Konzerte, WDR Big Band feat. Eddie Daniels; (2011)
Konzerte, Lisa Bassenge Quintett; (2011)
Konzerte, Lutz Häfner Quartett feat. Adam Rogers; (2011)
Konzerte, Tobias Weidinger's T-Funk; (2011)
Konzerte, Curtis Stigers & Band, (2011)
Konzerte, Fidolino; (2011)
Konzerte, Pelemele; (2011)
Gastspiele, Zaches & Zinnober
Konzerte, Matthias Schriefl Trio; (2011)
Ausstellungen, Rainer Leigraf
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