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