André Van Bosbeke

Since returning from the USA, guitarist Philipp van Endert has established himself as a distinct and unmistakable voice in the current jazz scene. He has played numerous tours and recordings throughout America and Europe, and has followed invitations from many international festivals including the prestigious Montreux Jazz Festival, The Hague Jazz, Jazz Sur Son / Toulouse, Ankara Jazz Festival and the Leverkusen Jazz Festival.

Baptisé roi européen de la valse, le hollandais André Rieu reçoit une formation classique et entame l'apprentissage du violon dès l'âge de cinq ans. En qualité de chef d'orchestre, il dirige le Strauss Opera, travaille sur de nombreux concerts télédiffusés jusqu'aux Etats-Unis et entame une discographie foisonnante pour Polygram. Fondateur et leader du Johann Strauss Orchestra, Rieu est à la tête d'une impressionnante collection d'enregistrements, de Strauss & Co (1994) à Romantic Moments II (2018) en passant par Romantic Moments (1998) et peut s'enorgueillir d'une communauté de fans lui permettant de remplir des stades.

Dubbed the European king of the waltz, Dutchman André Rieu received classical training and began learning the violin at the age of five. As a conductor, he conducted the Strauss Opera, worked on numerous televised concerts all the way to the United States, and began a rich discography for Polygram. Founder and leader of the Johann Strauss Orchestra, Rieu is the head of an impressive collection of recordings, from Strauss & Co (1994) to Romantic Moments II (2018) to Romantic Moments (1998) and can boast a community of fans allowing him to fill stadiums.

In front of an audience of tens of thousands of cheering people, André Rieu gave a Coronation Concert on 30 April 2013 on Museum Square in Amsterdam.

In front of an audience of tens of thousands of cheering people, André Rieu gave a Coronation Concert on 30 April 2013 on Museum Square in Amsterdam.

An acclaimed Italian jazz pianist, composer, and educator, Enrico Pieranunzi is known for his virtuosic, classical-influenced technique, nuanced sense of harmony, and elegantly restrained approach to modern post-bop jazz. Influenced heavily by Bill Evans, Pieranunzi emerged in the 1970s leading his own trio, and quickly established himself internationally as an in-demand sideman for such jazz giants as Chet Baker, Lee Konitz, Phil Woods, and others. Along with performing, he is a dedicated teacher, having worked for many years as a full professor at the Conservatorio di Musica in Frosinone. Recognized as one of the foremost Italian jazz artists, he has garnered a handful of awards, including taking home the 1997 Django d'Or as Best European Jazz Musician and winning the 2014 German Echo Jazz Award as Best International Keyboard Artist. Pieranunzi remains a highly prolific artist, moving from trio albums like 2019's New Visions, to conceptual solo dates like 2020's Jackson Pollock-inspired Frame, to vibrant collaborations like 2021's After Glow with Bert Joris.