The functionality of the Dutch Swing College band on January 16 at 8 p. m. Mark the return of Jazz concerts to the Audi Ingolstadt forum after Christmas holidays. The set of six members delights the public international with classic jazz for decades.

From Australia to Thailand to the United States, the Dutch Swing College Band has a long history of good functionality around the world. Founded in 1945 in the Netherlands, the total won awards over the decades. This good fortune is due to his incredible power and passion, combined with the greatest musical precision and clever arrangements. The organization is constantly evolving and each musician in the existing ensemble, under the direction of double bassist Adrie Braat, benefits from the reputation of being a top-level soloist.

The call of the Swing University Band Dutch Swing has its origins in the early years of the band. Since Jazz Music was banned at the time, the founding members sought to keep jazz music alive in the Netherlands. They practiced secretly, illegally radio, and sought to identify a school for jazz music: the swing university. Members gave lectures, organized jazz meetings, and taught jazz music. In 1960, the band dared to take the next step by bringing their music to people, and they have done so. I’ve been acting professionally ever since.

With their concert at the Audi Forum Ingolstadt, the Berlandais Swing College Band will celebrate a double anniversary, 80 years since the group’s base and its tenth exhibition at the Audi Forum. At the same time, the total will launch the annual Audi forum jazz series for the third time in a row.

Jazz plays a special role in AUDI AG’s cultural endeavors. Since 2001, the jazz performance series at the Audi Forum Ingolstadt has attracted tens of thousands of music lovers to the Audi headquarters with its exclusive concerts. The company successfully cooperates with the Birdland Jazz Club Neuburg for the event. In recent years, other renowned jazz greats such as the Count Basie Orchestra, Freddie Hubbard, Paul Kuhn, and the Pasadena Roof Orchestra have performed at the Audi Forum Ingolstadt.

Tickets for the Dutch Swing College Band’s live performance on January 16 at 8 p.m. are available for 25 euros (reduced price 20 euros) in the Audi Ticketshop.

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