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An evening with Copenhagen Jazz Guides
A Spanish group of doctors invited to Denmark
by Novo Nordisk enjoy a grand dinner at Spisehuset.
Dinner jazz at Spisehuset. Kurt Larsen is
one of Europe's finest accordion jazz players. His new accordion
is handmade by an Italian violin maker. It costs more than 13.000
Euros. It's easy for a jazz musician to be a millionaire. You
just have to start out as a billionaire.
Hot and Blue is a fine Dixieland group from Vejle who played in
Vognporten. Just like the original marching bands of New Orleans
they use tuba in stead of bass and of course banjo, cornet, clarinet
and trombone.
A group of Norwegian finance people enjoying
themselves at Vognporten.
Skål is the Danish word for cheers.
One Saturday night Christiania Jazz Club opened
up the club exclusively for Copenhagen Jazz Guides. Here you see
the Copenhagen Jazz Guides' tour group enjoying bebop jazz in
the Children's Theater, No 1, Pusher Street, Christiania. Actually
one of the most peaceful and safest places on Earth.
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