Jazz music and other improvised misdemeanours by Nick McGuire
Jazz music and other improvised misdemeanours by Nick McGuire
Nick McGuire & The Jazz Jargonites
The Jazz Jargonites are something else! a jazz band that pulls a crowd, pushes and pulls the boundaries of jazz music in search of its limits, a band that loves to interact and entertain
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Nick McGuire & The Jazz Jargonites
The Jazz Jargonites are something else! a jazz band that pulls a crowd, pushes and pulls the boundaries of jazz music in search of its limits, a band that loves to interact and entertain.
The Jargonites are based in the Netherlands and are; Andreas Suntrop who plays guitar and was born abroad. Stanislav Mitrovic who plays tenor sax, soprano sax, clarinet and cajon and was imported from afar. Wim Lammen who plays the alto sax, baritone sax, clarinet and the only Dutch-born national. Nick McGuire who plays double bass, comes from Blighty and was born long before the Brexit.
They play jazz music at all venues and events so give them a ring on 0031(0)6 23 87 30 96 (Nick's number)
We have just finished a three-concert mini tour of Belgium with the wonderful guitarist Paulus Schäfer and alto saxophonist Jacco van Santen . Standing in for Paulus's bass playing brother Noah Schäfer, we performed a programme of music in...
to play with Edu, John and Gé and we had great fun as you can see in the photos taken by my dear friend Albert Schaap, musician, composer, arranger and professor of music.
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We have just finished a three-concert mini tour of Belgium with the wonderful guitarist Paulus Schäfer and alto saxophonist Jacco van Santen . Standing in for Paulus's bass playing brother Noah Schäfer, we performed a programme of music in...
to play with Edu, John and Gé and we had great fun as you can see in the photos taken by my dear friend Albert Schaap, musician, composer, arranger and professor of music.
