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Short Stories

by Jan Van Duikeren

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1.
Here's To Life 06:12
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2.
Beautiful Daybreak 06:55
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3.
Almost Blue 07:40
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4.
No Flowers 05:13
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5.
Hope (in Memory of George Floyd) 06:38
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6.
Young 06:54
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7.
Mum 06:24
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about

Recording a ballad album with his JVD4 quartet has been a great wish for many years, according to trumpet player/composer Jan van Duikeren. Apart from his own work, Jan is most known for his leading role in the Jazz Orchestra of the Concertgebouw (JOC) and as a prominent sidemen in Candy Dulfer’s Funky Stuff.
On his new release Short Stories, Jan van Duikeren shows himself as a storyteller, with a velvet sound. The groove is gently laid by drummer icon John Engels (a former band member of Chet Baker, and 86 years young today) and embedded in the warm blanket of the string section of the multiple Grammy Award winning Metropole Orkest.

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released May 20, 2021

Jan van Duikeren’s JVD4
Jan van Duikeren - trumpet, flugelhorn
John Engels - drums
Karel Boehlee – grand piano
Aram Kersbergen – double bass

Metropole Orkest Strings
Violin 1: Vera Laporeva, Sarah Koch, Denis Koenders, Pauline Terlouw, Arlia de Ruiter, David Peijnenborgh, Jasper van Rosmalen, Giles Francis, Ian de Jong.
Violin 2: Merel Jonker, Herman van Haaren, Ruben Margarita, Robert Baba, Ewa Zbysznska, Xaquin Carro Cribeiro, Casper Donker.
Viola: Norman Jansen, Mieke Honingh, Julia Jowett, Isabella Petersen, Wouter Huizinga.
Cello: Joel Siepmann, Emile Visser, Annie Tangberg, Jascha Albracht.

Guests
Tineke Postma – alto sax
Marcel Veenendaal – vocals

All compositions written by Jan van Duikeren, except for Almost Blue (Elvis Costello) and Here’s to Life (Artie Butler, Phyllis Molinary)

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Rotterdam-based trumpet player/composer/arranger/producer Jan van Duikeren (Schiedam 1975) now ranks among a select group of internationally acclaimed Dutch jazz artists. Recognized by Quincy Jones as one of the top Dutch players, his extensive musical interests and outstanding versatility have ensured his success as a much sought-after solo player and side-man. ... more

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