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Opening at 19:30 — Concert at 20:30

Belgian Italian Jazz Orchestra Plays the Italian Golden Era

Saturday 12 December 2026 20:30
  • Price members
    € 25
  • Price non-members
    € 27

Lineup

Angelo Gregorio — saxophones, musical direction & arrangements
Arthur Hirtz — alto saxophone
Fanny Perche — tenor saxophone
Ashley Marquez — clarinet

Ruben Hernandez — trumpet
Nico Sanchez — trumpet

Nathan Surquin — trombone
Alice Riberolles — trombone

Julien Gillain — piano & violin
Dahud Lemeur — violin
Maria Palazon — cello

Francesco Marchetti — double bass
Gionata Giardina — drums

Flavio Spampinato — vocals
Carla Piombino — vocals

Presentation

Belgian Italian Jazz Orchestra Plays the Italian Golden Era

For over 11 years, the Belgian Italian Jazz Orchestra has been the only Italian big band based in Brussels. Closely connected to the Belgian Italian Jazz Festival, the orchestra is part of a wider artistic project created to promote Italian jazz, musicians and musical heritage in Belgium.

Led by saxophonist, conductor and arranger Angelo Gregorio, founder and artistic director of the Belgian Italian Jazz Festival, the orchestra revisits the unforgettable sound of Italy’s golden musical era through original jazz arrangements.

Iconic Italian melodies meet the colours of a full jazz orchestra, strings, rhythm section and voices, creating a journey through Italian song, cinema and jazz.

A rare opportunity to experience such a large ensemble in the intimate atmosphere of the Music Village — a small club with a great jazz soul, where the audience can feel the energy of the orchestra from just a few metres away.

A unique evening of Italian music and jazz, not to be missed.

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