The Jazz Organ Scene
Germany
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Jan Miserre
Jan was born 1981 in Erlangen as the son of a saxophone player and met musicians such
as Debussy, Coltrane and the Beatles at an early age. At the age of four he began
learning the piano, followed by drums. Already at a young age, Miserre interpreted
concerts of new music and improvised as a member of numerous bands.
After completing his jazz piano studies at the Berlin University of the Arts, he traveled to almost every continent as a sideman and musical director of numerous bands. Jan Miserre also worked on the composition and production of cross-genre projects. In 2013 he was awarded the GEMA Music Authors' Prize together with Torsten Goods in the "New Talent" category and received a prize in the Instant Composing Contest a the Transatlantic Film Festival. |
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Irish Heart ACT 9714-2 recorded March/April 2006 in Nürnberg/Germany |
Torsten Goods, guitar, vocals Julian Wasserfuhr, flugelhorn NBG Horns Jan Miserre, piano, Hammond organ Max Grosch, violin, viola Marco Kühnl, bass Christoph Huber, drums Jürgen Neudert Big Band |
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1980 ACT 9719-2 recorded February 2008 in Berlin/Germany |
Torsten Goods, guitar, vocals Lutz Häfner, sax Jürgen Neudert, trombone Tobias Weidinger, trumpet Bruno Müller, guitar Andreas Oberg, guitar Jan Miserre, piano, organ Andreas Kissenbeck, organ Berthold Matschat, harmonica Cornelius Boensch, cello Christian Von Kaphengst, bass Peter Gall, drums Peter Lübke, drums Rolo Rodriguez, percussion |
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