sign this is the right place for them. “Here, you can move towards jazz, but also stay connected to your own musical heritage,” he says. Jan gives an example: during scouting visits, young musicians in [...] own tradition while also being exposed to other styles - from jazz and pop to Caribbean and Arabic traditions,” Jan explains. “If you’re open to letting different styles influence your playing, then
world is world music taken as seriously as classical music and jazz." Jawa emphasised how Codarts has shaped her as both a musician and an individual. Her story underscores why we continue to invest
scores of 95 points each, while the Bachelor of Music – covering Jazz, Pop, World Music, Classical Music, and Musical Theatre – scored 83 points. These results are a wonderful testament to the quality
he is today. This production is a monologue, accompanied by a jazz pianist and for violinists and will premiere at the Parade 2023. Ege Şahin will spend his prize on the realisation of his project
. Made up of more than 80 specially selected students of Pop, Jazz, World Music and Classical Music, they are known for their spectacular performances, featuring both original student compositions
The Andrew Moreno Trio took on saxophonist Femke Mooren and drummer Rafael Slors in the exciting final. Both promising artists with great potential. The j ury spoke the following words about the winner: "We witnessed an extremely dynamic, versatile and mature trio with Andrew in a clear and leading role. He managed to pick the right, high-level players to accompany him on a journey thru his own musical universe. The trio showed an eclectic set of edgy and free, but yet accessible songs and is ready to play the big festivals straight away!"
