Jazz en cinquième dimension avec le Quintet du pianiste français en tournée aux Pays-Bas, Camille Prenant avec Eric Ineke, (batterie), Matheus Nicolaiewsky (contrebasse), Marco Bernardi (saxophone), Daniel Clason (trompette) pour un hommage aux frères Adderley "Tribute to the Adderley Brother"

Save the date: for the live jazz concert of French pianist Camille Prenant Jazz Quintet:

Saturday 23rd october from 20h30 to 22h30

Haagse Kunstkring (denneweg 64, The Hague)

20h-20h30 visit of th exhibition

20h30-21h15 concert

21h15-21h45 pause / bar open

21h45-22h30 concert

22h30- midnight Bar open

Entrance 15€

HK members & Ooievaarspas 10€

Students 7,50€

Camille Prenant (Piano) discovers jazz with Erroll Garner when he is ten years old, growing up in Paris. He studied in France with Philippe Milanta and Patrick Villanueva and in the Netherlands with Rob Van Bavel and Eric Ineke. Well anchored in jazz tradition, his energic sound and swinging style allowed him to share the band stand with great artists across Europe, as a side man and a leader.

Sir Eric Ineke (Drums) started his career in the sixties.

Drummers like Philly Joe Jones and Elvin Jones were his inspiration. In 1969 he made his first record with Ferdinand Povel. From the seventies on Eric played in the legendary Rein de Graaff/Dick Vennik Quartet, The Ben van den Dungen/Jarmo Hoogendijk Quintet and The Piet Noordijk Quartet. During his career he recorded numerous CD’s and toured with many great American jazz musicians like Dexter Gordon, Johnny Griffin, George Coleman, Al Cohn, Jimmy Raney, Barry Harris, Eric Alexander, Grant Stewart and David Liebman. He teaches at the jazz department of the Royal Conservatoire in The Hague and is giving Masterclasses over the whole world.

Marco Bernardi started to study saxophone at age of 10, and after completing his studies in classical music, wins a scolarship in Siena Jazz Summer Courses following lessons with Reuben Rogers, Miguel Zenon, Greg Osby, John Taylor, Jeremy Pelt, Anders Jormin and many others Thanks to the advices received in Siena, start his Jazz studies in Royal Conservatorium of The Hague under the guidance of John Ruocco. Completes the Master program in the Amsterdam Conservatorium taking lessons from Simon Rigter and participating in the Erasmus program with Temple University in Philadelphia, coming in contact and learning from Dick Oats, Terrell Stafford, Tim Warfield and Tim Green. He presently teaches and performs in Netherlands and Europe.

Daniel Clason (1994, Rotterdam) Started with organ lessons in a church from the age of 6 and later started to play trumpet when he was 10. In 2006 he attended the ‘’School voor jong talent’’ (a conservatory high school) where he was surrounded with young Dancers Musicians and Artist, this drove him to proceed his career as a musician. Since a teenager he has been an active presence in the jazz/improvising and electronic music community, playing for groups like, ‘’Nohmi Jazz Quintet’’, ‘’Brintex Collective’’, and his own group ‘’Daniel Clason 6tet’’ and ‘’Sonica Ensemble’’ he brings his own perspective to jazz music and beyond. �Daniel doesn’t cut corners and lets inspiration come from all sources, not just from Traditional Jazz, which he grew up listening to as a teenager.

Graduating from the ‘’Codarts University Of The Arts’’ in Rotterdam, he found new inspirations such as Indian Classical Music, and Electronic Production. 2022 will be the year for DC6tet to record Daniel’s debut album, and all these influences will be surely heard.

Matheus Nicolaiewsky (Double Bass) is a Brazilian bassist based in the Netherlands. Firmly grounded in the Jazz Tradition, he transitions between the electric bass and the double bass with fluency, versatility and musicality in a vast range of musical strands. His unique way of playing the bass has made him highly requested for works as a side- man and soloist in the European jazz scene and worldwide.