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    Sant Andreu Jazz Band: ÈLIA BASTIDA MEETS PAUL NEDZELA

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    Sunday, September 20, 2026

    9:00 PM

    Dizzy's Club

    Broadway at 60th Street, New York, NY 10019

    $24

    Scheduled

    About This Event

    Led by educator and bassist Joan Chamorro, Barcelona’s Sant Andreu Jazz Band brings its youth big-band training to Dizzy’s Club with Èlia Bastida and special guest Paul Nedzela. The program, rooted in swing-era arranging, Ellingtoniana and Brazilian colors, stresses disciplined section work and rotating soloists, pairing Bastida’s apprenticeship-style ensemble focus with Nedzela’s baritone saxophone and clarinet presence.

    About the Artists

    Sant Andreu Jazz Band

    Sant Andreu Jazz Band

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    Sant Andreu Jazz Band is a Barcelona-based youth ensemble led by educator and bassist Joan Chamorro, with musicians ranging from early childhood to young adulthood. Built as a training band, it draws on big band and swing traditions, with room for Brazilian-inflected jazz in its book.

    Èlia Bastida

    Èlia Bastida

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    Èlia Bastida is a jazz artist associated with Barcelona’s Sant Andreu Jazz Band, the youth training ensemble led by Joan Chamorro. In New York City, she appears at Dizzy’s Club in programs that place her alongside visiting and local improvisers, including baritone saxophonist Paul Nedzela.

    Paul Nedzela

    Paul Nedzela

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    This is the official website of Paul Nedzela, one of the world's leading baritone saxophone players. Musician, educator, and composer, Paul Nedzela is a fixture in the jazz scene today.

    Sant Andreu Jazz Band - The Jazz House Sessions

    Sant Andreu Jazz Band - The Jazz House Sessions

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    Sant Andreu Jazz Band – The Jazz House Sessions brings the Barcelona youth big-band tradition into a New York setting, appearing at Dizzy’s Club with special guest Paul Nedzela. Their repertoire leans on swing-era arranging and Ellingtoniana, with room for Brazilian jazz colors and modern big-band drive.