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− | Kaja Draksler (b. 1987 in Kranj) is a young promising jazz pianist, typical of her generation which compared to previous generations of Slovene jazz musicians enjoys more educational support and wider international connections. In 2005 after graduation she continued her studies at Prince-Claus Conservatorium in Groningen, Holland. | + | '''Kaja Draksler''' (b. 1987 in Kranj) is a young promising jazz pianist, typical of her generation which compared to previous generations of Slovene jazz musicians enjoys more educational support and wider international connections. In 2005 after graduation she continued her studies at Prince-Claus Conservatorium in Groningen, Holland. |
Among many projects she has been involved with her collaboration with international European Movement Jazz Orchestra as composer and piano player stands out. | Among many projects she has been involved with her collaboration with international European Movement Jazz Orchestra as composer and piano player stands out. | ||
− | She is the leader of Acropolis Quartet with George Dumitriu (guitar), Goran Krmac (tuba) and Kristijan Krajnčan (drums). | + | She is the leader of '''Acropolis Quartet''' with George Dumitriu (guitar), Goran Krmac (tuba) and Kristijan Krajnčan (drums). |
In November 2009 DruGod label released a new quartet's album ''Türkü'' featuring Turkish singer Sanem Kalfa. The tunes are mainly renditions of Turkish traditional song with modern arrangements. | In November 2009 DruGod label released a new quartet's album ''Türkü'' featuring Turkish singer Sanem Kalfa. The tunes are mainly renditions of Turkish traditional song with modern arrangements. |
Revision as of 18:17, 30 May 2010
External links
- Kaja Draksler website (in English and Slovenian)
- Kaja Draksler Acropolis Quartet on myspace
- Kaja Draksler on myspace