A programme by Performing Arts Fund NL to promote Dutch music, theatre and dance abroad.
22 Jun. → 23 Jun. '17Rotterdam, the Netherlands
Visitors' programme inJazz 2017
inJazz and Dutch Performing Arts work closely together on an international visitors' programme to introduce (new) Dutch work, musicians & bands to international presenters.
Informative meetings and panel discussions will tackle new developments, challenges and opportunities. More and more foreign delegates are finding their way to inJazz and appreciate its broad approach.
Lots of promising Dutch jazz acts, but also more seasoned groups, will hit the stage on Friday and Saturday night to show what they're capable of. They hope to gain new fans and to level up their career. With Broken Brass Ensemble, BRUUT!, Tin Men & the Telephone, Xavi Torres Trio, The Nordanians, Rogier Telderman and many more.
Also, a number of important European jazz festival promoters taking part in the European Talent Program for jazz have picked a remarkable jazz act from their country. It is the intention that these bands will perform at all of the European festivals in the near future, including inJazz.
For more information go to www.injazz.nl or send an email to info@injazz.nl. The visitors' programme is made possible by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Netherlands.
Lots of promising Dutch jazz acts, but also more seasoned groups, will hit the stage on Friday and Saturday night to show what they're capable of. They hope to gain new fans and to level up their career. With Broken Brass Ensemble, BRUUT!, Tin Men & the Telephone, Xavi Torres Trio, The Nordanians, Rogier Telderman and many more.
Also, a number of important European jazz festival promoters taking part in the European Talent Program for jazz have picked a remarkable jazz act from their country. It is the intention that these bands will perform at all of the European festivals in the near future, including inJazz.
For more information go to www.injazz.nl or send an email to info@injazz.nl. The visitors' programme is made possible by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Netherlands.