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.