Daniel Prandl - Hero's Journey, theIn search of universal truth based on the most well known myths and religions of the world, The Hero's Journey mixes jazz, contemporary modern music, and improvisation based on literature. One of the most recognized piano players in Germany, Daniel Prandl is part of various projects, from mainstream to contemporary jazz. With his quartet, he implements his own vision, combining his affinity for jazz and literature.

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The young Belgian organist Stephane Mottoul has already received several awards not only as an outstanding performer but also as a remarkable organ improviser

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Ian Dicke - Cowboy Rounds

Born in Naples in 1883 and trained in Rome

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including a Parents Choice Gold Award