Didactic Workshop Concert in Puerto del Rosario, with the participation of invited students from the IES Puerto del Rosario. Open to the general public. Free entrance.
Address: Casa de la Cultura de Puerto del Rosario
C. Ramiro de Maeztu, 2, 35600 Puerto del Rosario, Las Palmas, Spain
Didactic Workshop Concert in Corralejo, with the participation of students from IES Invitada and open to the general public. Free entrance.
Address: Municipal Auditorium of Corralejo
Piano Jazz and improvisation concepts’ Workshop at the Escuela de Música Insular (Puerto del Rosario) by Lionel Haas (DE/FR)
Address: Escuela de Música Insular
Plaza del Centenario del Cabildo de Fuerteventura, 1, Puerto del Rosario
Jazz Bass and rhythm section’s Workshop at the Escuela de Música Insular (Puerto del Rosario) by Daryl Taylor (USA/DE)
Address: Escuela de Música Insular
Plaza del Centenario del Cabildo de Fuerteventura, 1, Puerto del Rosario
Jazz quintet concert, with participation of students from the Pájara music school. Open to the general public. Free entrance.
Address: Estacion de Guaguas de Morro Jable
In the framework of the event: Most beautiful villages in Spain. Free entrance.
Address: Plaza Santa María de Betancuria
Jazz Road Sextet with special guests! Free entrance
Address: Playitas Resort (Palapa’s Bar)
62G5+FG, Urbanización Las Playitas s/n, 35629 Las Playitas, Las Palmas, Spain
Dirección: Espaciodanza Fuerteventura
Free entrance.
Address: Playitas Resort (Palapa’s Bar)
62G5+FG, Urbanización Las Playitas s/n, 35629 Las Playitas, Las Palmas, Spain
All events were free and open to the public.
Lionel Haas’ musical journey began in Bonn, Germany, where he sat down at a piano for the first time at just 9 years old. From an early age, he was drawn to the captivating sounds of jazz, blues, and rock, and he honed his craft through workshops, gaining valuable stage experience in his teens and early twenties. Seeking to deepen his understanding, Lionel ventured to the United States, where he studied at Georgetown University and took part in summer clinics at Berklee College of Music. Immersed in the Washington jazz scene, he kept his passion alive and thriving. In 1999, Lionel made the move to Berlin, and it was there he truly made his mark. As a pianist and composer, he became a linchpin in the music community, leading and collaborating in a multitude of projects. Touring both in and outside Germany, Lionel’s repertoire expanded across jazz, blues, soul, and pop, showcasing his versatile talent.
From the vibrant heart of Houston, Texas, Daryl’s bass guitar has sung through the genres of R&B, funk, and jazz, sharing stages with many greats along the way. His journey in music began with the legendary Archie Bell and the Drells, leading to an enriching four-year adventure with the renowned Texas tenor, Arnett Cobb. The rhythm continued as he toured with iconic funky drummers Jab’o Starks & Clyde Stubblefield, adding his soulful bass lines to their legendary beats. His European tour with Big Jay McNeely led him to Berlin, and it was there, at the iconic Quasimodo club, that he performed on the historic day the Berlin Wall came down. Berlin now serves as his musical anchor, where he’s deeply embedded in both the global and local music scenes. Daryl has played and toured with luminaries such as Sonny Stitt, Kenny Burrell, and Jean-Paul Bourelly, weaving his rich bass tones into the fabric of their music.
Lionel Haas’ musical journey began in Bonn, Germany, where he sat down at a piano for the first time at just 9 years old. From an early age, he was drawn to the captivating sounds of jazz, blues, and rock, and he honed his craft through workshops, gaining valuable stage experience in his teens and early twenties. Seeking to deepen his understanding, Lionel ventured to the United States, where he studied at Georgetown University and took part in summer clinics at Berklee College of Music. Immersed in the Washington jazz scene, he kept his passion alive and thriving. In 1999, Lionel made the move to Berlin, and it was there he truly made his mark. As a pianist and composer, he became a linchpin in the music community, leading and collaborating in a multitude of projects. Touring both in and outside Germany, Lionel’s repertoire expanded across jazz, blues, soul, and pop, showcasing his versatile talent.
From the vibrant heart of Houston, Texas, Daryl’s bass guitar has sung through the genres of R&B, funk, and jazz, sharing stages with many greats along the way. His journey in music began with the legendary Archie Bell and the Drells, leading to an enriching four-year adventure with the renowned Texas tenor, Arnett Cobb. The rhythm continued as he toured with iconic funky drummers Jab’o Starks & Clyde Stubblefield, adding his soulful bass lines to their legendary beats. His European tour with Big Jay McNeely led him to Berlin, and it was there, at the iconic Quasimodo club, that he performed on the historic day the Berlin Wall came down. Berlin now serves as his musical anchor, where he’s deeply embedded in both the global and local music scenes. Daryl has played and toured with luminaries such as Sonny Stitt, Kenny Burrell, and Jean-Paul Bourelly, weaving his rich bass tones into the fabric of their music.
Thomas Figueroa, a distinguished guitarist, composer, and arranger from Fuerteventura, Spain, began his notable musical journey in 1993 by forming his first fusion band, Confusion Band – an innovative mix of original pieces and interpretations of music by acclaimed groups like Yellow Jackets and Spyro Gyra. In pursuit of further musical education, Figueroa moved to the United States in 1994 to study at the prestigious Musicians Institute (M.I.), where he honed his skills alongside prominent musicians such as Scott Henderson, Allen Hinds, and Jeff Berlin, among others. Figueroa’s commitment to excellence in music also led him to participate in workshops with legendary figures like Mike Stern, Larry Carlton, and Dave Weckl. He regularly contributes his guitar expertise in classes led by Ralph Humphrey, a well-respected drummer and educator known for his association with Frank Zappa. Thomas Figueroa’s rich musical experiences and collaborations with esteemed artists have solidified his status in the fusion music scene.
Ancor Miranda, originating from Tenerife, is a drummer and composer whose musical journey has been shaped by esteemed institutions such as the Conservatori del Liceu in Barcelona and the Luca School of Arts in Leuven, Belgium. His talents were further acknowledged through a scholarship at the Berklee College of Music’s Valencia Campus. Over a span of more than two decades, Ancor has built a rich career collaborating with renowned musicians like Perico Sambeat and Albert Bover. His extensive experience also includes roles as a session musician and educator, where he has shared stages across Europe with artists like Grant Stewart and Gianni Gagliardi. Ancor’s musical style, deeply personal and reflective of his experiences, is influenced by his connections in the Canary Islands, Catalonia, and Belgium, capturing a rich blend of diverse cultural backgrounds and traditions.
Ancor Miranda, originating from Tenerife, is a drummer and composer whose musical journey has been shaped by esteemed institutions such as the Conservatori del Liceu in Barcelona and the Luca School of Arts in Leuven, Belgium. His talents were further acknowledged through a scholarship at the Berklee College of Music’s Valencia Campus. Over a span of more than two decades, Ancor has built a rich career collaborating with renowned musicians like Perico Sambeat and Albert Bover. His extensive experience also includes roles as a session musician and educator, where he has shared stages across Europe with artists like Grant Stewart and Gianni Gagliardi. Ancor’s musical style, deeply personal and reflective of his experiences, is influenced by his connections in the Canary Islands, Catalonia, and Belgium, capturing a rich blend of diverse cultural backgrounds and traditions.
Thomas Figueroa, a distinguished guitarist, composer, and arranger from Fuerteventura, Spain, began his notable musical journey in 1993 by forming his first fusion band, Confusion Band – an innovative mix of original pieces and interpretations of music by acclaimed groups like Yellow Jackets and Spyro Gyra. In pursuit of further musical education, Figueroa moved to the United States in 1994 to study at the prestigious Musicians Institute (M.I.), where he honed his skills alongside prominent musicians such as Scott Henderson, Allen Hinds, and Jeff Berlin, among others. Figueroa’s commitment to excellence in music also led him to participate in workshops with legendary figures like Mike Stern, Larry Carlton, and Dave Weckl. He regularly contributes his guitar expertise in classes led by Ralph Humphrey, a well-respected drummer and educator known for his association with Frank Zappa. Thomas Figueroa’s rich musical experiences and collaborations with esteemed artists have solidified his status in the fusion music scene.
Anna Villacampa (flamenco direction, @annavillacampaflamenco) and flamenco dancers of Espaciodanza Fuerteventura, in the jazz-meets-flamenco session at Puerto del Rosario.
During the bass workshop jam session, cellist Valentina Valkova joined to lead the ensemble through Caravan by Tizol-Ellington.
Didactic concerts were designed for and performed to students from: IES Puerto del Rosario · IES Corralejo · Escuela de Música de Pájara. Workshops hosted by the Escuela de Música Insular de Fuerteventura.
Supported by Culture Moves Europe (European Union) · Cabildo de Fuerteventura / Cultura Fuerteventura · ICDC / Gobierno de Canarias · Escuela Insular de Música de Fuerteventura · Ayuntamiento de Puerto del Rosario / INAEM · Ayuntamiento de La Oliva · Ayuntamiento de Pájara · Ayuntamiento de Antigua · Ayuntamiento de Tuineje · Ayuntamiento de Betancuria · ARTivisten e.V. (Berlin) · Amusic Sociedad Cooperativa
Venue partners: Las Playitas Resort · Origo Mare, Majanicho · Bristol Sunset Beach · Platanera · The Roof · R2 Hotels · Pierre & Vacances · Waarket
Organised by: Enrique Thompson Music · Asociación Casa Naturaleza Betancuria
Anna Villacampa (flamenco direction, @annavillacampaflamenco) and flamenco dancers of Espaciodanza Fuerteventura, in the jazz-meets-flamenco session at Puerto del Rosario.
During the bass workshop jam session, cellist Valentina Valkova joined to lead the ensemble through Caravan by Tizol-Ellington.
Didactic concerts were designed for and performed to students from: IES Puerto del Rosario · IES Corralejo · Escuela de Música de Pájara. Workshops hosted by the Escuela de Música Insular de Fuerteventura.
Supported by Culture Moves Europe (European Union) · Cabildo de Fuerteventura / Cultura Fuerteventura · ICDC / Gobierno de Canarias · Escuela Insular de Música de Fuerteventura · Ayuntamiento de Puerto del Rosario / INAEM · Ayuntamiento de La Oliva · Ayuntamiento de Pájara · Ayuntamiento de Antigua · Ayuntamiento de Tuineje · Ayuntamiento de Betancuria · ARTivisten e.V. (Berlin) · Amusic Sociedad Cooperativa
Venue partners: Las Playitas Resort · Origo Mare, Majanicho · Bristol Sunset Beach · Platanera · The Roof · R2 Hotels · Pierre & Vacances · Waarket
Organised by: Enrique Thompson Music · Asociación Casa Naturaleza Betancuria
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