
Kurt Elling & Jazz Orchestra of the Concertgebouw - Swinging Holidays
Multiple Grammy-winning jazz vocalist Kurt Elling is considered 'the standout male vocalist of our time'. Together with the renowned Jazz Orchestra of the Concertgebouw he brings a heartwarming concert with a nod to Christmas.
Expect swinging Christmas classics and the most beautiful songs from Kurt Elling's oeuvre to ring in the holidays!
Singer Kurt Elling
Chicago-based singer Kurt Elling is also called 'Sinatra with superpowers' and is known for his full and rich voice. Elling is a standard-bearer of contemporary vocal jazz and has single-handedly pushed the boundaries of the genre. The singer is praised for his virtuosity, his great vocal range & soulful performances.
Jazz Orchestra of the Concertgebouw
The Jazz Orchestra of the Concertgebouw consists of world-class Dutch jazz musicians and is among the best in Europe. The big band has won several Edison Awards and collaborates with contemporary (jazz) musicians from all over the world. Traditionally, the big band gives a series of festive end-of-year concerts. During previous editions, the big band invited Jose James, Oleta Adams, James Carter and Jazzmeia Horn to ring in the holidays with them.
John Clayton
The orchestra will be led by John Clayton – a living legend in the jazz world. This Grammy© winner, with no less than nine nominations to his name, is known for his exceptional musicality and versatility. He has worked with icons such as Milt Jackson, Diana Krall, Paul McCartney, Regina Carter, Dee Dee Bridgewater, Gladys Knight, Queen Latifah, McCoy Tyner, Yo-Yo Ma and Charles Aznavour – to name but a few. A master on the double bass and on the podium as a conductor, who will give this concert an extra glow and grandeur.
All dates
Datum | Tijd | Locatie | Ticketlink |
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Sat 13 Dec | 20:30 | de Doelen | Buy tickets |
Saturday 13 December
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