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Thana Alexa
Barcelona International Jazz Day
Plaça de Catalunya
Plaça de Catalunya
28 abr 2024
12:30 CEST
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12.30 h.
SANT ANDREU DIXIE BAND
Joan Chamorro, director
Matí Costalago, trompeta
Sander Theuns, saxos soprano y alto
Pere Company, saxo tenor, clarinete y voz
Bernat Benavente, saxo barítono
Noa Bazuaye, saxo alto y voz
Luc Martin, trombón
Asier Vázquez, guitarra
Anna Ndiaye, piano y voz
Mateu Teixidó, contrabajo y banjo
Nils Theuns, batería
Didac Moya, batería
14 h.
LICEU BLAM COLLECTIVE
Joanna Craven, Claudia Castellsegue, Clara Bosch, Guillem Mas y Ferran Orriols, voces
Javier Agramonte y David Cobos, baterías
Xavi Veres y Albert Guallar, bajo eléctrico
Álex Iglesias y Marc Revert, guitarras
Julián Mújica y Àngela Hereu, teclados
Alex Dee y Pedro Campos, directores
15.30 h.
MESTRES DEL JAZZ - RAVAL 1979
Vicenç Solsona, guitarra, arreglos y dirección musical
Néstor Giménez, piano
Irene Reig, saxo
Alba Careta, trompeta
Alba Pujals, trombón
Pau Lligadas, contrabajo
Ramón Ángel Rey, batería
Climent Campà, percusión
Artistas invitadas:
Eva Fernández, voz y saxo
Gemma Humet, voz
Odette Tellería, voz
17 h.
CHICUELO
Caminos
Juan Gómez Chicuelo, guitarra
Karen Lugo, baile
David Gomez, batería
Manel Fortià, contrabajo
18.45 h.
ANDREA MOTIS & BARCELONA GOSPEL MESSENGERS
Andrea Motis, voz solista y trompeta
Sopranos:
Gemma Mateo, Raquel Parrondo, Lara Villodres y Anna Cartoixà
Contraltos:
Laia Badrenas, Mónica González, Ariadna Ferrer y Clàudia Masagué
Tenores:
Manel García, Javi Río, John Crockett y Daniel Lemos
Martí Serra, saxo tenor
Ignasi Cussó, guitarra
Isaac Coll, bajo eléctrico
Andreu Moreno, batería
Ramon Escalé, teclados y dirección musical
20.30 h.
ANTONIO SÁNCHEZ BAD HOMBRE
Antonio Sánchez, batería
Thana Alexa, voz
Lex Sadler, bajo eléctrico
BIGYUKI, teclados
Invitadas especiales:
Berta Contijoch y María Rios, baile
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Thana Alexa Biography
Surprising is the word that perhaps best describes Grammy® nominated and Downbeat cover artist, Thana Alexa, an extraordinarily creative force in music. An awe-inspiring vocalist, composer, arranger and producer – for whom the voice is both a lyrical and experimental instrument – her music pushes the boundaries of the genre into new and unexplored territory with deep seeded roots in jazz and overtones of contemporary soul and world music.
Her latest album, ONA (self-release, March 2020), which earned her two Grammy® nominations (Best Jazz Vocal Album and Best Instrumental Jazz Solo for Regina Carter’s performance), is Alexa’s focus, her mission statement. Translated to "SHE" from her family's native Croatian, ONA was inspired by the cross generational and cross-cultural stories of the immigrant women in her family and evolved into an exploration of the experiences of contemporary women everywhere. Its premise crystalized in 2017 after her attendance at the Women's March on Washington, D.C. after which she was inspired to learn more about the stories of the women in her own family and the influences that their life experiences have had on her own existence, growth and sense of freedom. The album speaks to us musically about every facet of womanhood, conveying a message of strength and empowerment.
ONA has spawned more female-focused projects: Alexa, together with Grammy® nominated artist, Nicole Zuraitis and bassist, Julia Adamy formed SONICA, a trio that fuses electronics, three-part harmonies, electric bass, keyboards and percussion into their unique original music and arrangements. Alexa also created the project Founding Mothers of Jazz in conjunction with MusicTalks Concerts to celebrate and honor the powerhouse women who helped build the jazz genre from the ground up, many of whom are not historically recognized for their contributions because of their gender.
Perhaps Alexa’s most important and ongoing collaboration has been with her husband, five-time Grammy® winner Antonio Sanchez (composer for the Oscar winning Birdman film and drummer with Pat Metheny for 20 years). Together with his band Migration they have recorded three critically acclaimed albums including the most recent CAM Jazz recording Lines in the Sand, a protest record about the immigrant experience. The group has toured worldwide and electrified audiences throughout North and South America, Europe, Asia, and Australia.
Leer másHer latest album, ONA (self-release, March 2020), which earned her two Grammy® nominations (Best Jazz Vocal Album and Best Instrumental Jazz Solo for Regina Carter’s performance), is Alexa’s focus, her mission statement. Translated to "SHE" from her family's native Croatian, ONA was inspired by the cross generational and cross-cultural stories of the immigrant women in her family and evolved into an exploration of the experiences of contemporary women everywhere. Its premise crystalized in 2017 after her attendance at the Women's March on Washington, D.C. after which she was inspired to learn more about the stories of the women in her own family and the influences that their life experiences have had on her own existence, growth and sense of freedom. The album speaks to us musically about every facet of womanhood, conveying a message of strength and empowerment.
ONA has spawned more female-focused projects: Alexa, together with Grammy® nominated artist, Nicole Zuraitis and bassist, Julia Adamy formed SONICA, a trio that fuses electronics, three-part harmonies, electric bass, keyboards and percussion into their unique original music and arrangements. Alexa also created the project Founding Mothers of Jazz in conjunction with MusicTalks Concerts to celebrate and honor the powerhouse women who helped build the jazz genre from the ground up, many of whom are not historically recognized for their contributions because of their gender.
Perhaps Alexa’s most important and ongoing collaboration has been with her husband, five-time Grammy® winner Antonio Sanchez (composer for the Oscar winning Birdman film and drummer with Pat Metheny for 20 years). Together with his band Migration they have recorded three critically acclaimed albums including the most recent CAM Jazz recording Lines in the Sand, a protest record about the immigrant experience. The group has toured worldwide and electrified audiences throughout North and South America, Europe, Asia, and Australia.
Best Jazz Vocal Album
Grammy Nominated
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