Saint Chameleon is a Indie Rock Band from Graz/Austria. 

The music is settled somewhere between Rock, Blues, Jazz Manoche all kinds of other genres that can be found in this wonderful world of music. The stomping guitars and the bass are complemented with the warm and charming sound of the trombone and the strings. And over all that sings a voice, sometimes nice and soft, sometimes loud and agressive. And out of this, there comes life!



Trumpeter & Composer. 
www.gaspertrcek.com

Ed Neumeister has composed for classical and jazz ensembles in the US, Europe, South America, Australia and Israel and performed extensively as a trombone soloist throughout the World. As a leader, Neumeister has recorded twelve albums, ranging from large ensembles to small groups to solo trombone. Neumeister’s arrangement for the Mel Lewis Jazz Orchestra of “A Nightingale Sang in Berkeley Square” was nominated for a Grammy Award in 1992. He recorded multiple albums in Europe, leading large ensembles and small bands; he composed for various jazz ensembles, plus classical chamber pieces and large-scale concert works. 

Neumeister has recently established a new jazz orchestra in New York, the diverse, multi-generational Assembláge, which is the third such large group of his career. Ed Neumeister received a 2020 Composer Fellowship from the New Jersey State Council on the Arts.

Daniel Varga is a Hungarian saxophonist and composer, who made himself a name with his virtuoso saxophone playing and colorful experimental indie rock band Moped Loewen. He studied in Austria under the hands of Julian Arguelles and Ed Partyka. In the past year he has been winning all kinds of awards in Hungary with his bands (Palace of the Arts Jazz Showcase - special prize, 2nd best band on a Hungarian Talentshow with Moped Loewen, Újfalusy Gábor award for most talented musician in 2018/2019) and also with his big band writing (3rd prize on the Hungarian Jazz Composing and Arranging Competition organized by the Hungarian Jazz Federation). Recently he has been invited in to the finals of the prestigious Michael Brecker International Saxophone Competition, which will take place in August at the Red Sea Jazz Festial in Eilat, Israel.

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