Aces of Syncopation :Robert Veen clar/sax, Tom Stuip banjo, Paul Habraken sousaphone, Guests: Patrick Artero & Menno Daams trumpet, Bert Boeren trombone, Mike Goetz piano, Louis de Bij drums 
Jazzclub The Five session 2001

9 Jeeps Blues Ellington  Aces of Syncopation and guests

Sugar - Andors Jazz Band 2006

Black Cat Moan - Andors Jazz band  2010

The "Graduates of Swing" from the Hague (1990?).
From L. to R.: Planje-alto saxophone/ Deckers-bass/ de Lange-piano/ de Koning Gans-guitar/ Vermeulen-drums/ Bronsgeest-trombone/ Eekhoff-trumpet.


Mighty Like The Blues - Graduates of Swing 1990?

Live recorded in the "Gitaarsalon" Enkhuizen Dec the 15th 2014.

Ballin The Jack - Andors Jazz Band feat. Emma Eveline Groot 2014

By the "Bix Beiderbecke Fabulous" orchestra (Holland 2003)
Ad Houtepen – cornet
Floortje Smehuijsen – alto sax
Ronald Jansen Heijtmajer – clarinet, alto-& C-melody sax
Victor Bronsgeest – trombone
Ton van Bergeijk – guitar, banjo
Louis Debij – drums 
Robert Veen – bass sax
Guido Nielsen - piano

There Ain't No Land Like Dixieland

The Southern Stompers, Irakly de Dravrichewy, cornet 
Paris, c. 1996

Southern Stompers (111018) STOMP OFF CD 1413-14

Santa Claus Blues (1996)

Here's one more live recording for you, of an original composition of mine. This one, as the title says it clearly, I have written for and dedicated to George Duke. His music and positive message inspired me over the past years, so I was motivated to write some music trying to capture some of his soulful and warm sound.

Ballad for George Duke

Ballad For George - Suzan Veneman V-tet live

Recorded in Cristofori, Amsterdam 1996 
Peter Ivan - cornet
Ad Houtepen - cornet/clarinet/alto sax
Ronald Jansen H. - clarinet/alto sax
Hans Bosch - clarinet/tenor sax
Victor Bronsgeest - trombone
Tom Stuip - banjo
Peter Den Boer - slagwerk
Paul Habraken - sousaphone

The Charleston Is The Best Dance After All - Andors Jazz Band 1996

A real "tour de force" for me because of the uncomfortable key this piece is written in :-).
Composer: Turk Murphy; My inspiration however came from my all time idol Daniel Barda, a great traditional jazz trombone player from France and very active in the 80's. (still active!)
Recorded in the former Amsterdamse Jazz Club (1982 or 1986?) by "Fred Horn's Recording Group"; 
But the project got stuck; "incompatibilité des humeurs" or something like that.
So, no LP, no decent bandname, no pictures either.
Horn & Francois - cornets/ Ditmarsch-clarinet/ Bronsgeest-trombone/ J de Jong-guitar banjo/
Booiman-drums/ E de Jonge-sousaphone/ Nielsen-piano.


Trombone Rag - Fred Horn's Recording Group 1982?

Miss Lulu White's Red Hot Creole Jazz band

There Ain't No Land Like Dixieland

victor bronsgeest

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