Live Jazz in Barcelona

Enrico Tomasso trumpet and vocals · Eva Slongo violin and vocals · Enric Peidro tenor saxophone · Richard Busiakiewicz piano · Ignasi Gonzalez double bass · Martin Andersen drums International Classic Jazz All Stars — Swing, Hard-Bop, and Shared Tradition International Classic Jazz All Stars brings together a group of veteran musicians with decades of experience, who have collaborated with some of the most influential figures in jazz. Their approach combines swing and hard-bop with the solidity and elegance of tradition, showcasing the power of improvisation within a classic and recognized language. Each member contributes their own voice and experience, creating a collective sound that maintains the energy and freshness of live music. The group alternates between standards and original compositions, offering a repertoire that honors the jazz heritage while leaving room for each performer’s individual creativity. Their strength lies in the constant interaction between musicians: attentive listening, improvised dialogue, and technical precision blend with the spontaneity of the moment

Enrico Tomasso trumpet and vocals · Eva Slongo violin and vocals · Enric Peidro tenor saxophone · Richard Busiakiewicz piano · Ignasi Gonzalez double bass · Martin Andersen drums International Classic Jazz All Stars — Swing, Hard-Bop, and Shared Tradition International Classic Jazz All Stars brings together a group of veteran musicians with decades of experience, who have collaborated with some of the most influential figures in jazz. Their approach combines swing and hard-bop with the solidity and elegance of tradition, showcasing the power of improvisation within a classic and recognized language. Each member contributes their own voice and experience, creating a collective sound that maintains the energy and freshness of live music. The group alternates between standards and original compositions, offering a repertoire that honors the jazz heritage while leaving room for each performer’s individual creativity. Their strength lies in the constant interaction between musicians: attentive listening, improvised dialogue, and technical precision blend with the spontaneity of the moment

Pablo Martín Trio presents “The Standard Us” Born in 2019 in Barcelona and completed by Pablo Martín , Héctor Tejedo and Kike Pérez , the group explores Hardbop and Contemporary Jazz through their own compositions and arrangements. With more than 50 concerts in Spain, France and Italy, the group has received the Talent Award 2020, was a finalist in the Fara Jazz Award in Italy and has released two albums: State of the Trio (2020) and Forward (UnderPool, 2023) nominated for the Enderrock Awards and MIN . Their new work “The Standard Us” (Fresh Sound New Talent) proposes a reinterpretation of different standards such as “I could write a book”, “You do something to me”, “Body and soul”, among others, as well as their own songs that play with the saxophone, drums, double bass format. The concert proposes a fresh and energetic live show that dances between jazz tradition and modernity. Pablo Martín tenor saxophone · Kike Pérez drums · Héctor Tejedo double bass

Pablo Martín Trio presents “The Standard Us” Born in 2019 in Barcelona and completed by Pablo Martín , Héctor Tejedo and Kike Pérez , the group explores Hardbop and Contemporary Jazz through their own compositions and arrangements. With more than 50 concerts in Spain, France and Italy, the group has received the Talent Award 2020, was a finalist in the Fara Jazz Award in Italy and has released two albums: State of the Trio (2020) and Forward (UnderPool, 2023) nominated for the Enderrock Awards and MIN . Their new work “The Standard Us” (Fresh Sound New Talent) proposes a reinterpretation of different standards such as “I could write a book”, “You do something to me”, “Body and soul”, among others, as well as their own songs that play with the saxophone, drums, double bass format. The concert proposes a fresh and energetic live show that dances between jazz tradition and modernity. Pablo Martín tenor saxophone · Kike Pérez drums · Héctor Tejedo double bass