Joan Chamorro presenta Edu Ferrer

Album Description

Dive into the enchanting world of jazz with "Joan Chamorro presenta Edu Ferrer," a captivating album set to release on May 9, 2025. This musical journey is a tribute to the legendary Frank Sinatra, featuring a collection of timeless classics performed by the renowned Joan Chamorro and the talented vocalist Edu Ferrer. With a rich blend of genres including jazz blues, vocal jazz, bossa nova, swing music, big band, and Brazilian jazz, this album promises an hour of pure musical bliss.

Edu Ferrer, a former member of the Sant Andreu Jazz Band, showcases his versatility and vocal prowess, having previously contributed as a saxophonist and baritonist. His nine-year tenure with the band has honed his skills, making him a perfect fit for this Sinatra tribute. The album features 17 tracks, each a masterclass in vocal jazz, including beloved songs like "New York, New York," "Fly Me To The Moon," "Strangers In The Night," and "My Way."

Joan Chamorro, a master of the contrabass, provides the rhythmic foundation, supported by Marc Martín on piano. Together, they create a lush, inviting soundscape that pays homage to Sinatra's enduring legacy. Whether you're a jazz aficionado or simply appreciate great music, "Joan Chamorro presenta Edu Ferrer" is an album that will resonate with your soul.

9 mei 2025

(P) 2025 Jazz to Jazz

About Joan Chamorro

Joan Chamorro is a versatile Spanish jazz musician and educator, renowned for his mastery of multiple instruments including saxophone, clarinet, flute, cornet, and double bass. As the founder and director of the acclaimed Sant Andreu Jazz Band, Chamorro has cultivated a unique teaching method that has inspired a new generation of jazz talents. His collaborative work with young artists like Andrea Motis has garnered international acclaim, showcasing his ability to blend mentorship with musical innovation. With a career spanning over three decades, Chamorro's contributions to jazz have earned him prestigious awards, including the Premis Altaveu in 2012. His performances and recordings span a wide range of jazz styles, from blues and vocal jazz to bossa nova and big band, making him a dynamic and influential figure in the jazz world.