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New Rotterdam Jazz Orchestra
+ Ernst Reijseger
@ LantarenVenster
Rotterdam (NL)
Ernst Reijseger - cello
Louk Boudesteijn – trombone
Morris Kliphuis - french horn
Jan van Duikeren – trumpet
Rob van de Wouw – trumpet
Jasper van Damme – alto saxophone
Miguel Boelens – saxophones
Cyrille Oswald – saxophones, flutes
Tini Thomsen – baritone and contrabass saxophone, bass clarinet
Frans Cornelissen – tuba
Reinier Baas – guitar
Johan Plomp – bass
Mark Schilders – drums
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Maarten Hogenhuis Quartet
@ DUTCH JAZZ COMPETITION 2012
LantarenVenster
Rotterdam
the Netherlands
Maarten Hogenhuis - sax
Mark Schilders - drums
Thomas Rolff - bas
Miguel Rodriguez - piano
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CD presentation FRE
Frederike Schonis
@ Lantaren/Venster
Rotterdam
Netherlands
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Rien de Graaff Trio
& Ronnie Cuber
@ LantarenVenster
Rotterdam (NL)
Rein de Graaff – piano
Ronnie Cuber – baritone saxophone
Marius Beets – bass
Eric Ineke – drums
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Trio Van Binsbergen, Offermans, Sun + Matthias Schriefl @ Lantaren/Venster.
Still kind of an (adventure) using my 85mm. Use 1 AF point? (On his face or on his trumpet?) Use ´m all?
Photos taken at the Jazz International Festival Rotterdam, which was held on ocober 27th in Lantarenvenster Rotterdam. Nordic.
Mathias Eick quintet
Mathias Eick - trumpet
Håkon Aase - violin
Andreas Ulvo - piano
Ellen Andrea Wang - double bass
Torstein Lofthus - drums
Rien de Graaff Trio
& Ronnie Cuber
@ LantarenVenster
Rotterdam (NL)
Rein de Graaff – piano
Ronnie Cuber – baritone saxophone
Marius Beets – bass
Eric Ineke – drums
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The photographer and his friend Ayaha Matsuoka keep their level of mutual conversations extremely low. It's not that they took a oath of silence or so, but it's a sort of language barrier: he communicates through photography and she communicates through dance.
Now look what happen when the photographer describes what she has to say, each in their own language.
Photos taken at the Jazz International Festival Rotterdam, which was held on ocober 27th in Lantarenvenster Rotterdam. Nordic.
Ellen Andrea Wang trio
Ellen Andrea Wang - doble bass, vocals
Andreas Ulvo - keyboard
Siv Øyunn Kjenstad - drums
New Orleans is a skyscraper in the Dutch city of Rotterdam to the design of Álvaro Siza.
The building stands at the Otto Reuchlinweg on the Wilhelmina Pier and adjacent to the river Nieuwe Maas. In 2007 launched the construction of the New Orleans data. In the spring of 2010, the building reaches its highest point and on November 6, 2010 the building was officially opened. The 158.35 meter high building [1] is the second tallest building in Rotterdam, Netherlands and the tallest residential tower. Bottom and it is also multidisciplinary theater LantarenVenster established, with five theaters and a special jazz stage
CD presentation FRE
Frederike Schonis
@ Lantaren/Venster
Rotterdam
Netherlands
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David Kweksilber Big Band
@ Jazzdag
LantarenVenster
Rotterdam (NL)
Grensverleggend, veelzijdig en spetterend: de David Kweksilber Big Band vertegenwoordigt het Bimhuis ter gelegenheid van het 40-jarig jubileum. Cutting edge, zinderend repertoire, tot nu toe 75 voor de DKBB nieuw geschreven werken met de meest uiteenlopende klankwerelden. Ervaar de verpletterend rijke sound, de energie en het enthousiasme van deze big band met baanbrekende musici uit zowel de geïmproviseerde als de modern klassieke muziek.
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CD presentation FRE
Frederike Schonis
@ Lantaren/Venster
Rotterdam
Netherlands
Photo © Eddy Westveer
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2009_EW39727
Rien de Graaff Trio
& Ronnie Cuber
@ LantarenVenster
Rotterdam (NL)
Rein de Graaff – piano
Ronnie Cuber – baritone saxophone
Marius Beets – bass
Eric Ineke – drums
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Hermeto Pascoal
80th anniversary tour
@ LantarenVenster
Rotterdam (NL)
Alina Morena – vocals, guitar
Hermeto Pascoal - flute, horn, piano, keyboards, melodica, bass, kettle, air pump, bottles
Itiberê Zwarg - bass, percussion
André Marques - piano, flute, percussion
Vinícius Dorin - flute, saxophones, percussion
Ajurina Zwarg - drums, percussion
Fábio Pascoal – percussion
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Fay Claassen (remembering Chet Baker)
Lantarenvenster, Rotterdam
23 maart 2013
Fay Claasen - vocaal
Johnny Engels - drums
Jan Menu - bariton saxofoon
Frans van der Hoeven - bas
Jan Wessels - trompet
Kris Goessens - piano
Nina and the Butterfly Fish
@ Jazzdag
LantarenVenster
Rotterdam (NL)
Nina Kristine Linge – vocals, guitar
Dan Peter Sundland – bass guitar
Hans Hulbækmo - drums, percussion, mbira, mouth harp
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In earlier times, many Europeans escaped poverty and/or religious persecution by leaving from Rotterdam. These emigrants usually left for North America, hoping for a better life. In 1873 the Nederlandsch Amerikaanse Stoomvaart Maatschappij company was founded, officially renamed ‘Holland America Line’ in 1896. Emigrants embarked in Rotterdam in large numbers, most of them debarking in New York City on arrival in the ‘Promised Land’ of America. In 1971, after more than 100 years of transporting passengers, the Nieuw Amsterdam left the city on the Maas for its last crossing. An important episode in Rotterdam’s nautical history had come to an end.
Hotel New York is situated in the beautiful former head office of the Holland America Line, also known as ‘The Grand Old Lady’. This office was built in the Jugendstil style in 1901 by the architects J. Muller, Droogleever Fortuin and C.B. van der Tak. In 1977 the Holland America Line’s head office moved to Seattle and in 1984 the building on Wilhelmina Pier was put on sale. One fine day in the early nineties, a few people regarded the building from across the water. With its tall towers and spinning weathercock, the building seemed to say: “Yes, I’m still here!” That is when the idea of a hotel and large café-restaurant on Wilhelmina Pier first took shape, leading to Hotel New York opening its doors on May 5, 1993.
Today, the Wilhelmina Pier is in the process of being redesigned and laid out like a large ship’s deck. High-rise residential buildings (such as Montevideo and New Orleans), the Dutch Museum of Photography, the film and jazz venue LantarenVenster, shops, parks and restaurants – if it’s not there yet, it will be there soon. For more information, see www.wilhelminapier.nl.
Rein de Graaff Trio
& Ronnie Cuber
@ LantarenVenster
Rotterdam (NL)
Rein de Graaff – piano
Ronnie Cuber – baritone saxophone
Marius Beets – bass
Eric Ineke – drums
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20131108_EW46688
CD presentation FRE
Frederike Schonis
@ Lantaren/Venster
Rotterdam
Netherlands
Photo © Eddy Westveer
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2009_EW39695
Nieuwe locatie voor het Festival, he-le-maal over de Erasmusbrug. Mooie zalen maar ik mis de Gouvernestraat.
Ieder Kind een Instrument concert met het New Rotterdam Jazz Orchestra in LantarenVenster 2017
Foto: Gaby Jongenelen
Hotel New York is situated in the beautiful former head office of the Holland America Line, also known as ‘The Grand Old Lady’. This office was built in the Jugendstil style in 1901 by the architects J. Muller, Droogleever Fortuin and C.B. van der Tak. In 1977 the Holland America Line’s head office moved to Seattle and in 1984 the building on Wilhelmina Pier was put on sale. One fine day in the early nineties, a few people regarded the building from across the water. With its tall towers and spinning weathercock, the building seemed to say: “Yes, I’m still here!” That is when the idea of a hotel and large café-restaurant on Wilhelmina Pier first took shape, leading to Hotel New York opening its doors on May 5, 1993.
Today, the Wilhelmina Pier is in the process of being redesigned and laid out like a large ship’s deck. High-rise residential buildings (such as Montevideo and New Orleans), the Dutch Museum of Photography, the film and jazz venue LantarenVenster, shops, parks and restaurants – if it’s not there yet, it will be there soon. For more information, see www.wilhelminapier.nl.