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SWINGIN’ BUCHAREST

Swingin’ Bucharest este o serie noua de concerte care aduce in atentia publicului

magia Big Band-ului si a Jazz-ului anilor ’30.

Titluri precum Strangers in the Night, Come Dance With Me sau I’ve Got You Under My Skin vor aminti de atmosfera boema a acelor ani, de eleganta si efervescenta perioadei interbelice dar si de “parfumul Micului Paris”.

Bucharest Jazz Orchestra alaturi de Adrian Nour si invitatul lor, Marius Florea Vizante, isi propun sa surprinda tot acest tablou intr-o abordare moderna si originala, rezultand un spectacol complex adresat publicului contemporan.

Momentele actoricesti, muzica si coregrafiile de step se vor imbina cu insertii comice interactive intre solisti, orchestra si public, oferind o experienta unica si relaxanta, potrivita pentru o seara de week-end in doi sau cu prietenii la Sala Rapsodia.

Categoria VIP include o sticlă de Gramofon Wine Rose Merlot ediție limitată și

CD-ul Bucharest Jazz Orchestra - Povești din București

Adrian Nour este un actor pasionat de muzică şi dans, cunoscut mai ales pentru rolurile din "Fantoma de la Operă", "Mamma mia", "We will rock you", "My fair lady", "Kiss me, Kate", "Romeo şi Julieta", "D'ale noastre", "Necuvinte" etc, dar şi pentru concertele în care îmbină muzica cu tap-dance-ul şi improvizaţia. Este unul dintre finaliştii emisiunii "Vocea României" (2013), iar în prezent colaborează cu unii dintre cei mai importanți artişti de la noi, atât în teatru, cât şi în muzică.

Marius Florea Vizante s-a născut la data de 12 august 1972 în orașul Oradea. A absolvit cursuri de teatru la Universitatea de Artă Teatrală și Cinematografică din București în anul 1997.

După absolvirea facultății, a jucat la Teatrul Național din București în „Moartea unui comis voiajor“ de Arthur Miller (în regia lui Horia Popescu), în „O scrisoare pierdută“ (montată de Alexandru Tocilescu în 2000) și în „D’ale carnavalului“ (în regia lui Gelu Colceag în 2002).

S-a transferat apoi la Teatrul de Comedie, unde a jucat în „Audiția“ de Aleksandr Galin (regia Mircea Cornișteanu - 2004), în „Avarul indrăgostit“ de Cristian Juncu (în regia lui Vlad Massaci - 2005) și în „Ce formidabilă harababură!“ de Eugène Ionesco (în regia lui Gelu Colceag - 2005).

A jucat de asemenea în filme, colaborând în special cu regizorul Nae Caranfil, având roluri episodice în „É pericoloso sporgersi“ și „Filantropica“, precum și rolul

principal în filmul „Restul e tăcere“ (2008). A participat, de asemenea, la mai multe producții de televiziune.

În 2019 își face debutul regizoral si de autor de teatru în piesa „Viziuni - oameni show“, la Teatrul de Comedie.

Bucharest Jazz Orchestra este singurul big band independent cu activitate permanentă din România.

Înființat în februarie 2012, la inițiativa trompetistului Sebastian Burneci, Bucharest Jazz Orchestra se bucură de o bogată activitate pe scena jazzului românesc și de colaborări cu nume importante ale genului.

În anul 2015, apare discul de debut al orchestrei, „Povești din București”.

Ansamblul concerteaza la Bucharest Jazz Festival 2014 prezentand repertoriul original care avea sa devina Povesti din Bucuresti, BJF 2018 impreuna cu grupul Blue Noise si la BJF 2019 avandul ca invitat pe trompetistul american Alex Sipiagin.

In vara anului 2019 Bucharest Jazz Orchestra lanseaza alaturi de Irina Sarbu proiectul “Urban Sky Swing” in cadrul programului Jazz in TNB la Teatrul National din București.

Din componența orchestrei fac parte muzicieni de top ai scenei bucureștene, unii dintre cei mai importanți muzicieni de studio ai scenei comerciale dar și membri ai Orchestrei Naționale Radio și ai Filarmonicii George Enescu.

SWINGIN’ BUCHAREST
Swingin’ Bucharest is a new concert series that brings the magic of the Big-Band

and 1930’s Jazz to the attention of the contemporary audience.

Pieces such as Strangers in the Night, Come Dance With Me or I’ve Got You Under My Skin will remind us of the bohemian atmosphere of those years, of the elegance and the effervescence of the inter-war period but also of the “perfume of Little Paris” (as Bucharest has often been called).

Bucharest Jazz Orchestra together with Adrian Nour and their special guest, Marius Florea Vizante, wish to create this picture with a modern and original approach, the result being a complex and entertaining show for today’s audience.

The Acting, Music and Tap-Dance Choreographies will mingle with comic interactions between the soloists, orchestra and the audience, offering a unique and relaxing experience, perfect for a weekend evening in two or with groups of friends at the Rapsodia Hall.

Adrian Nour is an actor passionate of music and dance, well known for his roles in “The Phantom of the Opera", "Mamma mia", "We will rock you", "My fair lady", "Kiss me, Kate", "Romeo and Juliet", "D'ale noastre", “Necuvinte" etc., and also for his concerts where he combines music with tap-dancing and improvisation.

He is one of the finalists of the Voice of Romania TV Show (2013) currently collaborating with the most important artists in the country, both in the theatre and in the music worlds.

Marius Florea Vizante was born on the 12th of August 1972 in Oradea. He graduated the Theater and Film University of Bucharest in 1997.

After the graduation, he acted at the National Theater of Bucharest in plays such as „The Death of a Salesman“ by Arthur Miller (directed by Horia Popescu), „O scrisoare pierdută“ (directed by Alexandru Tocilescu in 2000) și în „D’ale carnavalului“ (directed by Gelu Colceag in 2002).

He then trasfered to the Comedy Theater where he acted in plays such as „The Audition“ by Aleksandr Galin (directed by Mircea Cornișteanu - 2004), în „Avarul

indrăgostit“ by Cristian Juncu (directed by Vlad Massaci - 2005) and in „Ce formidabilă harababură!“ By Eugène Ionesco (directed by Gelu Colceag - 2005).

He acted also in movies, having a special collaboration with the director Nae Caranfil, appearing in„É pericoloso sporgersi“ and „Filantropica“, as well as having the main role in „Restul e tăcere“ (2008). He often participates in TV productions.

In 2019 he makes his directorial and script- writing debut with the play „Viziuni - oameni show“ at the Comedy Theatre in Bucharest.

Bucharest Jazz Orchestra is the only independent Big Band with a permanent activity in Romania.

Founded in February 2012 at the initiative of the trumpetist Sebastian Burneci, Bucharest Jazz Orchestra developed a rich activity on the Romanian jazz scene and collaborates with important names of the genre.

In 2015 they released their debut album, „Povești din București”.

The ensemble was invited to perform at the Bucharest Jazz Festival in 2014 with the original repertoire that later became the material of the „Povești din București” album, at BJF 2018 in a collaboration with the Blue Noise vocal group and at BJF 2019 having the renown trumpet player Alex Sipiagin as guest soloist.

In the Summer of 2019, Bucharest Jazz Orchestra launched together with the vocalist Irina Sarbu the “Urban Sky Swing” project during the Jazz in TNB programme at the National Theatre in Bucharest.

The orchestra reunites top level musicians of the Bucharest scene, some of the most important studio musicians of the commercial music scene as well as members of the National Radio Orchestra and the George Enescu Philharmonic Orchestra.

Dirijor/Conductor

Simona Strungaru

Trompete/Trumpets

Sebastian Burneci Silviu Groaza Laurentiu Moise

Saxofoane/Saxophones

Catalin Milea Paolo Profeti Diana Suciu Eugen Mamot Marcel Pascu

Tromboane/Trombones

Florian Radu Adrian Cojocaru Cristian Labus

Pian/Piano

BUCHAREST JAZZ ORCHESTRA

Sorin Gabriel Dragos

Bas/Bass

Adrian Flautistu

Tobe/Drums

Adrian Tetrade