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XXX International Jazz Festival in Granada

Tuesday, 06 October 2009 
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XXX International Jazz Festival in Granada

Beginning with the first festival in 1980, its history has run parallel to the Modern Jazz and its leading figures such as, Miles Davis, Oscar Peterson, Charlie Haden, Art Blakey, Tete Montoliu, Dizzy Gillespie, Wayne Shorter, Herbie Hancock, Chano Dominguez and more ...

The presence of such prestigious names has created a very authentic jazz movement in Granada. One more year of sounds and colors, the International Jazz Festival in Granada, celebrates its 30th anniversary with a program that includes concerts with very famous artists in the jazz industry and also new currents, all of this at the Teatro Isabel La Católica.The program includes, the presentation of the winner group of the VI International Jazz Competition, The cycle CajaGranada Jazz with the participation of groups original from Granada presenting new projects,like the most futuristic jazz as the New Jazz Experience.

It is an opportunity to experience the purest jazz emotions in the most unthinkable scenarios around the entire city. Music and fun with the best musical culture in a magical city.

The International Jazz Festival in Granada is one of the oldest and most important in Europe and the only Spanish one to be member of the Europe Jazz Network.

Experience music in several local clubs and outdoor concerts in downtown, which by the way are free.

From the 7 to 22 of November 2009, Hope to see you all !

The tickets are not yet on sale, but as soon as they are we will let you know because they fly away!!

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