Esteban Sanchez

Sant Andreu Jazz Band is a youth jazz band from Barcelona, 7 to 22-year-old children and teenagers. The band leader is Joan Chamorro. The band was founded in 2006 at Escola Municipal de Musica de Sant Andreu. «I learn every day from my students, who don’t stop teaching me that we have no limits, that we always can advance, that enjoying every moment we are unconsciously aware that the best is yet to come, but not because that we live waiting, because, once and again, we are in the best moment: the present.» –Joan Chamorro. In 2012 the film director Ramón Tort made the documentary A film about kids and music based on the band's work and efforts. The film was awarded best feature film at the Lights. Camera. Help. festival in Austin, Texas, in 2013.

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Joan Chamorro has already finished the new album of the Sant Andreu Jazz Band. It's called Jazzing 10 Vol. 1, will be released on May 8 and is a tribute to American trumpeter Clifford Brown (1930-1956). The album Jazzig 10 Vol. 1 (Record Time) also includes collaborations from Dick Oatts, Scott Hamilton, Andrea Motis and Fredrik Norén. The songs were recorded live at a concert by the band at La Fabra i Coats (Barcelona), and the repertoire consists of original Brown songs and other songs often performed by Clifford Brown.

This new work, although it includes many vocal themes, also contains so many instrumental themes in which the increasingly numerous soloists of the orchestra have their opportunity to share their creativity, their ability to generate their own discourse, in a continuous evolution.

This new work, although it includes many vocal themes, also contains so many instrumental themes in which the increasingly numerous soloists of the orchestra have their opportunity to share their creativity, their ability to generate their own discourse, in a continuous evolution.