November 23 - 26 / 2001
Cultural Center of Novi Sad
 STUDIO M
Main
Stage |
| JIMMY COBB
QUARTET USA, Yugoslavia |
| DUSKO GOJKOVIC QUARTET Germany, Slovenia, Yugoslavia |
| FRANÇOIS JEANNEAU TRIO France |
| SUSAN
WEINERT BAND Germany |
| STEFANO TROTA TRIO Italy |
| THE EHUD
WOOD ASHERIE TRIO USA, Yugoslavia |
| RATKO DIVJAK
- UROS SECEROV QUARTET Slovenia, Yugoslavia |
| ELVIS
STANIC GROUP Croatia |
| TRIGON
Moldova |
| CLASSY
FOUR Hungary |
| LOLITA
Slovenia |
| YUPIKA
Yugoslavia |
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ALEKSANDAR DUJIN QUINTET Yugoslavia |
| JAZZ
SENSE Yugoslavia |
| ADAM KLEM
QUARTET Yugoslavia, Austria |
| GROOVE
MASTERS Yugoslavia |
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CCNS
Big
Hall |
| THE NISHVILLE BIG BAND Yugoslavia |
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SCENA
Café Youth
Theater |
| HAVANA
JAM Hungary |
| DRAGAN CALINA
SEXTET Yugoslavia |
| TI, FAFA I
JA Yugoslavia |
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TREMA
Club SNT
JAM
SESSION |
| HOUSE
BAND Yugoslavia |
| ALEKSANDAR DUJIN
QUINTET Novi Sad Yugoslavia 11 /
23 / 2001 | |||
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Aleksandar DUJIN piano Robert PONGO drums Istvan MADJARIC bass guitar Gabor BUNFORD saxophone Uros SECEROV percussion's
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Aleksandar Dujin Quintet was formed 1995. In Novi Sad as band who plays authorized compositions of A. Dujin, inspired by different musical trends (jazz, latino, funk…). During last period they played a great number of concerts in Novi Sad, Zrenjanin, Subotica, Belgrade… and participated at Valjevo Jazz Festival. It’s very important to mention that these musicians started a big time interest for jazz among young instrumentalists of Vojvodina and made basis for establishing “Vojvodina Big Band”. This one year old band made several concerts in the county. Until now Quintet released one CD in private production titled “Smooth Jazz” Vol. 1, already planing to record Vol. 2 of the same title. | ||
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Aleksandar DUJIN piano
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Born 1959. in Zrenjanin. Finished primary and secondary school in Novi Sad, and piano department at Wiener Conservatoire, Austria. Aleksandar Dujin Musical
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Robert PONGO drums
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Born 1976. in Novi Sad. Finished high school, currently studying English language and literature in Novi Sad. Finished first year of the private Budapest Academy, percussion department. Played with Tanja Jovicevic, Vojvodina Youth Big Band… | ||
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Istvan MADJARIC bass guitar
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Born 1973. in Kula. Professionally in music since 1995. Played with many musicians and singers: Tanja Jovicevic band, Aleksandar Dujin, Yupika Quintet. Co-operated with RTV Novi Sad Orchestra. | ||
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Gabor BUNFORD saxophone
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Born 1972. at Stari Becej. Primary and secondary musical school finished in Subotica. Currently finishing last year at the Novi Sad Academy of Arts, clarinet department. Plays commercial and jazz music since 1995. Won a prize for the bast foreign player at the Young talents contest of sax players in Budapest. Member of RTV Novi Sad Orchestra. Played in Radio Novi Sad Big Band since 1990 till 1995. Performed with Tanja Jovicevic, Yupika, Djordje Balasevic and Aleksandar Dujin. | ||
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Uros SECEROV percussion's
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Already 25 years at the top of Yugoslav jazz scene, Uros Secerov had the privilege to work with most famous jazz artist of nowadays like Stjepko Gut, Ratko Divjak, late Joze Privsek, Bubisa Simic, Stevan Radosavljevic and many others. During his career he played with all Big Band Orchestra at the ex Yugoslav territory, making the special arrangements with RTV Ljubljana, Novi Sad and Belgrade Big Bands. He was playing in Vojislav Brkovic Quintet and latter with MEDAYA , cult band of the 80’s with Wolfgang Reisinger and Beat Fuhrer. With Ratko Divjak, Lado Jaksa and Dani Gancev he played in SONCNA POT group who, for the first time, introduced ethno jazz elements fusion in our extent. After that he played in Lala Kovacev BALKAN IMPRESSION, YU JAZZ ROCK SELECTION, JOVAN MALJOKOVIC SEXTET, YU JAZZ SUMMIT, VOYA BEE – JIMMY HENDRIX PURE, TONY SCOT ORCHESTRA, … Recently his main occupation is YUPIKA QUINTET with Ivan Aleksijevic, Bunford Gabor, Istvan Madjaric and Dusan Ivanisevic, which is concerned by critics to be big support to Yugoslav jazz scene after GUT - MARKOVIC SEXTET, as well as the first representative of Yugoslav jazz school. Besides his concert activity, he recorded over 30 albums for different performers as studio musician, played at all relevant jazz festivals in Europe and recorded shows and concerts for home and foreign TV and radio stations. | ||
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