Jazzhalo.be Website Review

and there is jazz’halo because there is never enough jazz. and there is jazz’halo because there is never enough jazz. and there is jazz’halo because there is never enough jazz. and there is jazz’halo because there is never enough jazz. and there is jazz’halo because there is never enough jazz. and there is jazz’halo because there is never enough jazz. there is more jazz than jazz’halo and there is jazz’halo because there is never enough jazz. jazz musicians and jazz lovers are explorers, looking for ‘things to happen’ but we do not always know where and when it happens. may this site guide you and us in our jazz’halo.be wants to let the light shine on interesting concerts, projects and albums for which there is no space in the newspapers and weeklies. completeness is not our ambition and we depend on the information supplied to us by the clubs, musicians, organizers and by you. all contributions are welcomed and we will select the most interesting news for publication. we choose english as the basic language for jazz’halo.be but contributions in dutch, french and german will be published as such. jazz’halo stands for contemporary, adventurous, new, boundless. have a look at the archives section and you will understand. the musician’s files biographical notes on jazz people who don’t have a personal website. lists mainly concerts in belgium and will never be complete but we want to support initiatives that deserve attention. jazz’halo was launched in 1997 with a lot of ambition and a good sponsor who made it possible to start up the print magazine, the cd label, the website and the jazz’halo music days. the first jazz’halo music days in november 1997 featured bas* player cameron brown and his band ‘the hear and know’ with sheila jordan, the joe fonda trio, the gerry hemingway quartet and belgian jazz bands such as the peter hertmans quartet and the phil abraham quartet. the following years we brought a whole range of interesting musicians on the belgian