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Alexander Zonjic
Alexander Zonjic’s Smooth Mother’s Day Show
Cadieux Cafe
4300 Cadieux Rd
Detroit, MI 48224
12 de mai. de 2024
19:00 GMT-4
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Alexander Zonjic’s
Smooth Mother’s Day Show
Sunday, May 12, 2024
6:00pm
Doors 7:00p - 9:00pm Concert
featuring James Lloyd from Pieces of A Dream Sasha Kashperko, Jeff Canady & Mike Harrington
Enjoy world class music and great food in an intimate setting. Music charge Only $20!
Limited seating available, reservations are strongly suggested.
Call Phyllis 419-280-1073 for reservations and more info.
Cadieux Café 4300 Cadieux Rd, Detroit MI 40224
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Alexander Zonjic Biography
Alexander Zonjic (born 1951) is a professional flutist born in Windsor, Ontario. Zonjic plays both light jazz and some classical compositions. Zonjic initially played guitar at age 9, and by age 15 he was lead guitarist in a local R&B band. At age 21, Zonjic purchased his first flute from a street vendor asking $50. He was impressed with the potential the instrument had, and had pretty much mastered the basics of it by the year's end.
At the age of 22, Zonjic auditioned at the University of Windsor, where he was accepted and studied the works of past masters such as Mozart and Bach. It didn't take long for instructors to notice his gift with the flute. Upon graduation, Zonjic continued his studies under the tutelage of Ervin Monroe, principal flutist of the Detroit Symphony Orchestra. Zonjic still played guitar at this time, and also began teaching a few other people how to play the flute. Zonjic credits the music of Hubert Laws and Herbie Mann as early influences that helped him find his own style.
Over the years Zonjic has been a sideman with many musicians and has several solo albums to date. He has shared stages with such musicians as Earl Klugh, Harvey Mason, Kirk Whalum, and Angela Bofill. Zonjic is also a member of the Bob James' band. Zonjic has done performances at Carnegie Hall, the Hollywood Bowl, and the Apollo Theater in New York and has also performed with the Detroit Symphony Orchestra and the Windsor Symphony Orchestra.
Currently, Alexander Zonjic is the morning show host of WVMV-FM (Smooth Jazz V98.7), a jazz radio station in Detroit. He resides in his hometown of Windsor with his wife and son, Alexander Jr.
Ler maisAt the age of 22, Zonjic auditioned at the University of Windsor, where he was accepted and studied the works of past masters such as Mozart and Bach. It didn't take long for instructors to notice his gift with the flute. Upon graduation, Zonjic continued his studies under the tutelage of Ervin Monroe, principal flutist of the Detroit Symphony Orchestra. Zonjic still played guitar at this time, and also began teaching a few other people how to play the flute. Zonjic credits the music of Hubert Laws and Herbie Mann as early influences that helped him find his own style.
Over the years Zonjic has been a sideman with many musicians and has several solo albums to date. He has shared stages with such musicians as Earl Klugh, Harvey Mason, Kirk Whalum, and Angela Bofill. Zonjic is also a member of the Bob James' band. Zonjic has done performances at Carnegie Hall, the Hollywood Bowl, and the Apollo Theater in New York and has also performed with the Detroit Symphony Orchestra and the Windsor Symphony Orchestra.
Currently, Alexander Zonjic is the morning show host of WVMV-FM (Smooth Jazz V98.7), a jazz radio station in Detroit. He resides in his hometown of Windsor with his wife and son, Alexander Jr.
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