- Damien Fogieltenor sax
- Lucio Balduinielectric guitar
- Pipi Piazzollabattery
SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 10
Original music plus reversioned classics, in this masterful duet of piano, bass and voices that make up the acclaimed Javier Malosetti and Hernan Jacinto.
- Hernan Jacintopiano, voice
- Javier Malosettibass, voice
SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 17
the trumpeter Mariano Loiacononext to Pablo Raposo on piano and the singer Julia Moscardiniwill address the repertoire of the Swing era.
Jazz in an intimate and subtle format.
- Julia Moscardinivoice
- Mariano Loiaconotrumpet
- Pablo Raposopiano
Mariano Loiacono He was born in Cruz Alta (Córdoba, Argentina) and began his piano musical studies at the age of 8. At 12 he began playing the trumpet at the Silvio Agostini Music School in Cruz Alta. He is a graduate of the School of Contemporary Music (Berklee International Network) and has perfected himself with jazz musicians such as George Garzone, Jeremy Pelt, Scott Wendholt, Tim Haggans, Eddie Henderson, Jim McNeely and Alex Sipiagin.
He has played with Cyrus Chestnuts, Antonio Hart, Ugonna Okegwo, Dave Douglas, Vincent Herring, Antonio Hart, Gary Smulyan, Clarence Penn, David Williams, Carl Allen, Donnald Harrison, Eve Cornelious, among others.
He has released six albums, the last one -“Vibrations”- recorded in New York with George Garzone, Anthony Wonsey, David Williams and Rudy Royston.
SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 24
Round Midnight and other tangos
Adrian Iaiesone of the most important artists of Argentine popular music and a benchmark of national jazz, presents his solo piano proposal.
Pianist, composer, arranger, record producer, film composer, teacher. Former Director of the Buenos Aires Jazz International Festival (BAJAZZ) and Usina del Arte (CABA, Argentina), Adrian Iaies It is a benchmark of national jazz.
solo piano It is the format with which he produced several of his most remembered and recognized works years ago, such as Una modica plenitude, When the rain stopped being sacred (double disc recorded live at Café Vinilo) and Goodbye Solo Piano.
Says Adrian Iaies: The piano has not only made my life better. Much more than that: it has given him meaning. The relationship of a pianist with his instrument is one of a very powerful intimacy when the two of them are just sharing reflections, evoking moments and, at the same time, looking ahead.
And I have filled my fingers with the treasures that Monk, Bill Evans, Billy Strayhorn, Spinetta or Juan Carlos Cobiàn bequeathed to us. Probably my favorite music. Music that has allowed me to talk about myself, tell something about my life even more than playing my own compositions.
Returning to solo piano after such a long time makes me very excited”.
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 1
This trio performs compositions that were part of the discography of one of the most important jazz pianists: Oscar Peterson.
- Pablo Raposopiano
- Jerome Carmonadouble bass
- eloy michelinibattery
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 8 – NOON: 1 PM
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With Andrés Hayes, Pablo Raposo, Mauricio Dawid and Sebastián Groshaus
The singer closes her year of performances at her beloved Bebop Club with a show created for a spring Sunday, in which she will perform jazz standards by George Gershwin, Cole Porter, Billy Strayhorn, Bill Evans, and other composers and musicians. classics of the genre to enjoy a full swing lunch.Delfina Oliver, voice
- Andres Hayessax
- Pablo Raposopiano
- Mauricio Daviddouble bass
- Sebastian Groshausbattery
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 29
Flopa Suksdorf Quintet celebrates the career of the queen of vocal jazz, Ella Fitzgerald. Both the classics shared with Louis Armstrong, as well as the songbooks of the greatest jazz composers, such as Duke Ellington, Cole Porter, Jerome Kern, Harold Arlen, Gershwin, etc.
Leo DeFrancis on trumpet, Pablo Raposo on piano, Jerome Carmona on double bass, eloy micheliniin drums and flopa suksdorf in voice.
flopa suksdorf He was born in Parana. He began his musical studies in his childhood. It intensified with the leading singer of Argentine jazz, Roxana Amed, also participating in international workshops with Sheila Jordan, Jay Clayton, Barry Harris, Christine Correa, Jazzmeia Horn, Dominique Eade, Judy Niemack, Darmon Meader, Dena DeRose, Michele Weir , Joey Blake, Gino Sitson, Norma Winstone, Tatiana Parra, Karol Bayer, and also with Argentine composers and instrumentalists, such as Mariano Loiácono and Francisco Lo Vuolo.
In 2013 he studied at the School of Music in Curitiba, Brazil. She was also awarded a scholarship by the Córdoba School of Jazz the same year. Since 2014 she began to perform as a soloist at the Jazz festivals in Argentina.
In 2017 he recorded his first solo album “Afro Blue”, arranged by Mariano Loiácono, which is awarded as “Best Album” in the province by UNO de Entre Ríos. In turn, Flopa received mentions as a revelation of Argentine vocal jazz throughout the country. In July 2019, he developed the scholarship granted by the Vermont Jazz Center in the United States to study with world-renowned jazz vocalists Sheila Jordan, Camille Thurman and Jay Clayton. During 2020 and 2021 he prepared international jazz exams.
During 2022 he recorded and presented his second solo material: “Freedom Day”, also arranged by Mariano Loiácono. He currently teaches classes in Buenos Aires and in the coastal region independently. In addition to the Popular Singing Degree from the Autonomous University of Entre Ríos, she prepares her next recording materials and their respective presentations inside and outside Argentina.
Source: Ambito
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