| Day | Hour | Type Event |
Name Lang | Event name | Short Event | Extended Lang | Extended Event |
| 03/12 | 01h28>02h47 |
(0x00) ? | hrv | Guitarlegend Wes Montgomery in The Netherlands, Modern | | hrv | Wes Montgomery: Live in '65 shines a light on one of the most unique and influential guitarists in music history. These beautifully filmed programs from the spring of 1965 feature Wes, in intimate studio settings, leading three different lineups through some of his best-known tunes, including Four On Six, Jingles, and West Coast Blues. This rare footage, featuring rehearsals, between-song banter, and closeup camera angles, illuminates Wes's extraordinary musical vocabulary and unconven tional picking technique. |
| 03/12 | 02h47>03h16 |
(0x00) ? | hrv | The Hammond(C) Sessions: Rob Mostert Hammond Group, Fusion | | hrv | The Dutch Hammond organ player Rob Mostert develops, in cooperation with DJAZZ, the programme 'Mostert Meets'. In this series, the Hammond B3 organ takes centre stage. Rob Mostert invites the world's finest jazz musicians for a musical collabora tion, in which the Hammond Organ plays a major role. The Hammond B3 is an electric organ, which generates sound by creating an electric current from rotating a metal tonewheel near an electromagnetic pickup. Initially, the Hammond B3 was at home in churches, until it entered the jazz scene in the mid-20th century. In this episode, Mostert performs with his Rob Mostert Hammond Group, of Rob Mostert (Hammond B3), Jurriaan Suring (guitar), Chris Strik (drums), Efraim Trujillo (saxophone), Michael Rorby (trombone) and Michael Simon (trumpet). |
| 03/12 | 03h16>04h21 |
(0x00) ? | hrv | Benny Goodman Septet - North Sea Jazz Part II, Jazz | | hrv | The North Sea Jazz Festival is the largest indoor music festival in the world, known globally as the event where the past, present and future of jazz are featured within three days. Next to a firm base of jazz as the festival's staple music genr e, many others, such as blues, soul, funk, or hip hop, pass by. In 1982, legendary swing band leader jazz clarinettist Benny Goodman performed two sets with his septet at the North Sea Jazz Festival in The Hague. True to form, with his concert t he 'King of Swing' revisited the atmosphere of the swing era - the 1930s - when jazz enjoyed tremendous popularity. Goodman's septet includes Scott Hamilton (tenor saxophone), John Bunch (piano), Phil Flanigan (double bass), Mel Lewis (drums), W arren Vaché (trumpet), and Chris Flory (guitar). Here is the second of two sets recorded at the festival in 1982. |
| 03/12 | 04h21>05h24 |
(0x00) ? | hrv | Liran Donin - Music Meeting, Jazz | | hrv | Since 1985, the Dutch city of Nijmegen has been welcoming the International Music Meeting Festival every Pentecost. Ranging from jazz and improvisational music to traditional music and unique crossovers, this adventurous festival is all about mu sical encounters and international collaborations. In 2019, Tel Aviv-born bass player, producer and composer Liran Donin appeared here. Donin has collaborated with high-profile, cutting-edge artists, bands and projects. With his distinctive powe rhouse groove and virtuoso approach to both the electric and double bass, Liran pushes the bass well beyond its boundaries. |
| 03/12 | 05h24>05h54 |
(0x00) ? | hrv | Seine Sessions: World Music, World | | hrv | The term "jam-session" was born in the 1920s, when black and white musicians gathered in smoke-filled bars after their respective concerts to enjoy the kind of jazz they could not play in traditional sets. Bing Crosby was a regular at these sess ions, and had fun marking the first and third beats of musical phrases by clapping hands, which the musicians call "jammin' the beat". Today, the Seine Sessions revive the happy years of "jam sessions", while the cream of jazz, blues, gipsy and funk Parisian scenes occurs on the boards of the legendary restaurant and jazz club Le Réservoir. Entitled "World Music", this episode hosted by Eddy King features unique performances by artists playing together for the first time, and interview s with Teófilo Chantre, Tiwitine, Kinsy Ray, and many others. |
| 03/12 | 05h54>06h41 |
(0x00) ? | hrv | The Morgenland Festival: I Will Not Be Sad, Fusion | | hrv | Since 2005, the Morgenland Festival, held in Osnabrueck, has dedicated itself to the fascinating music culture of the Near and Middle East. From traditional and classical music to avant-garde, jazz, and rock, the festival program also features a rt, such as visual arts, dance, and theatre of interdisciplinary projects. Jivan Gasparyan Jr has always been inspired by the folk melodies of his native Armenia. His grandfather, also a musician, taught him the art of duduk, an instrument of Ar menian origin. |
| 03/12 | 06h41>07h00 |
(0x00) ? | hrv | Dinah's Blues, Concert | | hrv | In 1988, Dee Dee Bridgewater was one of the first great jazz singers to perform at the Jazz Festival in Ramatuelle. In 2016, the story seems to repeat itself as her daughter China Moses took the stage at Ramatuelle. Over the years, China Moses h as become a mature performer with a unique style: rocky voice, sharp sense of swing, and intense/energetic stage presence. After signing compilations dedicated to Dinah Washington and blues, Moses released in 2016 an album of his own composition s, entitled "Whatever". Get ready for a most entertaining performance combining jazz, soul, and hip-hop. |
| 03/12 | 07h00>07h58 |
(0x00) ? | hrv | Saluzzi, Mariano & Dauner live in Stuttgart, Latin | | hrv | Dino Saluzzi, one of Argentina's tango music masters, has been building his legacy since the mid-1980s. His accordion-like bandoneon defines Argentina's tango music. Saluzzi has explored many paths--paths along which he has rarely travelled more than once, despite some common threads. This rare, vibrant and intense performance is an intimate collaboration with Charlie Mariano (saxophone) and Wolfgang Dauner (piano) and features music ranging from tango and classical music to internatio nal favorites. |
| 03/12 | 07h58>08h59 |
(0x00) ? | hrv | Teus Nobel live at the Bimhuis Amsterdam, Modern | | hrv | Teus Nobel is a Dutch trumpet and flugelhorn player. As a little boy, he was inspired by 'power' trumpeters such as Maynard Ferguson and Bill Chase. While studying at the conservatory, he played both as jazz player and as a commercial session mu sician at musicals. After his time at the conservatory, he started playing in the Royal Netherlands Air Force Orchestra, playing march music influenced by pop and jazz. Today's broadcast was recorded at the Amsterdam BIMhuis. Teus dedicates his compositions to his all-time heroes Jarmo Hoogendijk, Woody Shaw, Christian Scott, Roy Hargrove and Eric Vloeimans. This performance is based on his second album 'Legacy'. |
| 03/12 | 08h59>10h00 |
(0x00) ? | hrv | Charles Mingus And Eric Dolphy live in Liege | | hrv | Traditional |
| 03/12 | 10h00>10h54 |
(0x00) ? | hrv | Forró Series, Latin | | hrv | The Da Pá Virada Sessions series presents the best musicians of contemporary Brazilian jazz, and beyond. Filmed and curated in Sao Paulo by director and presenter Dani Gurgel and producer and engineer Thiago Rabello, each session offers a unique experience by giving a fresh look into Brazil's music scene. The artists for each session are selected in consultation with Stingray DJAZZ's music editor. Drawing from her Brazilian roots, upcoming vocalist Fran Nóbrega is poring today's underg round scene to bring us the latest trends in forró and popular Brazilian music. Her album A flor e o Tempo has won her a strong cult following, and her performances exude positive energy: get ready to dance to Nóbrega's exciting set! |
| 03/12 | 10h54>12h25 |
(0x00) ? | hrv | Live at The Sydney Entertainment Centre, Pop | | hrv | When Daryl Hall and John Oates took to the stage at Sydney's Entertainment Centre as the iconic bass line of 'Maneater' began to play, the fans knew they were in for a treat.
This duo may have been opening concerts with that irresistibly smooth number for years, but it never seems to lose its magic, and the crowd - an eclectic mix of teens and baby boomers alike - lapped it up. Daryl Hall and John Oates wisely reunited a few years ago after a string of solo projects, and although Oates no longer sports his signature 'tache, they put on the kind of show that makes it hard to believe they even considered going their separate ways. Earworms like 'I Can't Go For That', 'Out Of Touch' and 'Kiss On My List' were surefire reminders that these guys are absolute hit machines, and their catchy synth-soul classics probably deserve to permeate the airwaves as much today as they did decades ago. These Philly crooners still have it in bucket-loads, so this show should have everyo ne from diehard Daryl Hall and John Oates fans to kids of the 80's groovin' along in no time. |
| 03/12 | 12h25>12h51 |
(0x00) ? | hrv | Julie Campiche - Schaffhauser Jazz Festival 2018, Fusion | | hrv | The line-up of the Julie Campiche Quartet is unconventional to say the least: Julie Campiche on harp, Leo Fumagalli on saxophone, Manu Hagmann on bass, and Clemens Kuratle on drums and percussion, with Kuratle deftly incorporating electronics in to their individual sound. To say that the quartet takes its listeners on a musical journey is not an overstatement. During two performances (Campiche's Onkalo and Kuratle's To The Holy Land) from the Schaffhauser Jazz Festival on May 24, 2018, the Quartet slowly develops hypnotic grooves that features all the jazz sensibilities fans could wish for while still pushing the boundaries of what constitutes jazz. |
| 03/12 | 12h51>13h14 |
(0x00) ? | hrv | Portrait of Roy Ayers, Jazz | | hrv | 'The legend of the groove' is a series of documentaries devoted to the musicians who were most influential on contemporary hip hop, soul, rhythm 'n' blues, and on the course of history. Between the late 1950s and now, these musicians radically c hanged music. Although sometimes hardly in the public eye, they have all been major sources of inspiration for today's major artists: Prince, Erykah Badu, Janis Joplin and Jimi Hendrix. |
| 03/12 | 13h14>13h35 |
(0x00) ? | hrv | Wee Dot, Concert | | hrv | The Newport Jazz Festival, first established in the North-American town of Newport, Rhode Island in the summer of 1954, has now grown to become one of the largest multi-day celebrations of jazz worldwide. It has resulted in numerous famous live albums from top-rate jazz stars, and has spawned several worldwide tours, including editions of the Newport Jazz Festival in Rotterdam, The Netherlands. In October 1968, two former colleagues met again on stage, this time leading their own bands at the Newport Jazz Festival in Rotterdam: drummer Art Blakey and pianist Horace Silver were both co-founders of The Jazz Messengers. |
| 03/12 | 13h35>13h57 |
(0x00) ? | hrv | Con Alma, Concert | | hrv | The Newport Jazz Festival, first established in the North-American town of Newport, Rhode Island in the summer of 1954, has now grown to become one of the largest multi-day celebrations of jazz worldwide. It has resulted in numerous famous live albums from top-rate jazz stars, and has spawned several worldwide tours, including editions of the Newport Jazz Festival in Rotterdam, The Netherlands. In 1968, the Newport Jazz Festival in Rotterdam welcomed three talented Americans: pianist H orace Silver, guitarist Muddy Waters, and trumpeter Dizzy Gillespie, alongside their bands. |
| 03/12 | 13h57>14h03 |
(0x00) ? | hrv | Chicken, Concert | | hrv | The audience at the Montreal Jazz Festival in Canada was in for a treat on July 3, 1982, as a true musical innovator hit the stage: Jaco Pastorius, who transformed the electric bass into a formidable solo instrument. Combining intricate harmonic s, fluid melodies, and unparalleled technical skill, Pastorius left a lasting impact on the music world. In this concert, he is accompanied by Peter Erskine (drums), Don Alias (percussion), Othello Molineaux (steel drums), Bob Mintzer (tenor sax and bass clarinet), and Randy Brecker (trumpet and electronics). They perform Chicken, Donna Lee, Mr. Phone Bone, and Fannie Mae. Don't miss this extraordinary opportunity to experience Jaco Pastorius's electrifying performance at the Montreal Jazz Festival 1982! |
| 03/12 | 14h03>14h33 |
(0x00) ? | hrv | NSJ Vocal Selection: Carter, O'Day and Benjamin | | hrv | Traditional |
| 03/12 | 14h33>15h30 |
(0x00) ? | hrv | Blue Note: A Story of Modern Jazz - Part I | | hrv | Documentary |
| 03/12 | 15h30>16h29 |
(0x00) ? | hrv | Les McCann: Live in New Orleans, Smooth | | hrv | Self-taught musician Les McCann became the international jazz superstar he is today after the release of his album Swiss Movement which he recorded in 1968 with the late Eddie Harris. Yet there is much more to this musician than that one record. McCann moves comfortably from one jazz style to the next, demonstrating impressive chops in all areas, from bop to fusion, and from vocals to the keys of the electric piano, clavinet, or synthesizer. His mix of church and swing music captures t he spirit of the time perfectly, even when an illness prevented him from playing with more than one finger at a time in the early 1990s. In today's broadcast, McCann takes gospel back to New Orleans, where he played this set in 1983. McCann's vo cals shine in the soulful performances of several of his hits, including Just Like Magic, backed by his wonderful Magic Band of saxophonist Bobby Bryant Jr., bassist Curtis Robertson Jr., and drummer Tony St. James. |