MAJA SAVIC is a jazz vocalist and vocal coach from Zagreb, Croatia. 

She studied jazz, Bossa nova, Latin and Indian music styles through various jazz workshops in Portugal, Spain, B&H, Croatia and learns from high quality musicians such as Zé Eduardo, Romy Camerun, Judy Niemack, Guillermo Rozenthuler, Deborah Carter, Miles Griffith, Shawnn Monteiro, Deborah Brown, Charles Gayle, Kiran Ahluwalia, Francisco „Latino“ Blanco, Pedro Moreira,...

Currently co-operating with various musicians from Croatia, from jazz professionals to a collaboration with a funk group Bastardz, Less Than a Minute, DJs Ludvig & Stelar who invite her to sing and publish for Cafe del Mar in 2009, etc. She records for her colleague - a double bass player Tihomir Hojsak at his debut album - Jazz Room on two compositions. She writes all her lyrics, vocals, back vocals. Co-operates with many musicians from Portugal, Spain, the UK, the USA and Croatia.

Major performances include: Osijek Jazz Festival, Liburnia Jazz Festival, Krk Live Music Festival, Jazzlook – Banja Luka Jazz Festival, Jazz Nights at  Mala Scena - Cultural Center Čakovec, Nove Jazz Nade (New Jazz Talents) 2007 (Concert Hall Lisinski, Zagreb), Fertinates Jazz Festival in Omišalj, Krk, Jazzlook Festival 2008 in Bosnia, Croatian Composers’ Night with the HRT Big Band (Croatian Radio Television orchestra) in 2008. where she performed her own composition “Sonhos Musicais” (Musical Dreams) for the first time in the arrangement of Igor Savin, performances with the HGM A Band during seasons 2011 and 2012 at the Cinema Forum, numerous performances in various jazz clubs and cultural centers in Croatia, Slovenia and Portugal. In 2008 jer talent was recognized and she was nominated for a Status Award in the category of “Young jazz talents”. In 2007 she makes her childhood dream come true and starts learning tenor saxophone, her big passion. Hopefully, soon she will be doing her own solos! 

In 2008 she establishes the Association for Promoting Jazz Music and Culture - JAZZart, and organizes Jazz Appreciation Month in Croatia, many jazz workshops and cultural programs. Through the organization she emphasizes the importance of education in jazz music and continues to organize jazz workshops and master classes in order to support and develop the Croatian jazz scene. More information about activities in the organization of JAZZart at their official website - www.jazzart.hr . She also starts working for the Croatian Radio national station covering jazz events and from October 2012 she gets to edit and host her LIVE jazz show on the radio. The show goes on the air until September 2013. 

She begins teaching singing in 2009. at the School for modern singing - Mikrofon Star, with several other mentors from the professional music scene. More info about their courses is available at their website -www.mikrofon.hr 

At the beginning of 2011. she joins the HGM A Band and performs with the orchestra mainly jazz standards from the beginning of the 20th century under the leadership of an Austrian conductor - Sigi Feigl. 

In October 2014 she moves to Paris, France to pursue her international career. 

Her motto is - It's never too late! 
Hoping to inspire others to do the same and follow their heart...

Marco Antonio da Costa is a Brazilian musician based in Viena, Austria. He is a multi-instrumentalist, singer, arranger, composer, band leader. He is very active in the European scene involved in his own projects or as a sideman for high quality artists. Though born and raised in Brazil, Marco Antonio da Costa has many other musical influences as well: Latin Music, Classical and Jazz.
He was born in 1984 in Natal. He specialized himself extensively in the field of jazz and Brazilian music (MPB) completing his musical studies at the Music Conservatory of the Federal University of Rio Grande do Norte (UFRN) in 2004. Has been living and building a career in Europe since 2008 when he moved to study Jazz Guitar, Composition and Conducting at the University of Music and Dramatic Arts Graz (Austria).
Marco traveled to perform in Europe with many bands, with styles ranging from pop, jazz to latin american music. He also toured around Eastern Europe and Asia working as a musician, composer and arranger in many projects, television shows, musicals and theater projects with different artists and bands as Erwin Schrott, Juan Diego Flores, Karlheinz Miklin, Julia Siedl, HGM Jazz Orchestra Zagreb and Miguel Zenon.

We are a female vocal ensemble based in Zagreb, Croatia, playing Brazilian music. The repertoire is an interesting array of bossa nova, samba and Brazilian popular music (aka MPB), as arranged by Marco Antonio da Costa. Using vocal percussion and challenging harmonies is what makes us stand out.

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