Born: June 3, 1977 | Died: June 3, 1977 Primary Instrument: Composer/conductor/leader
In 1995 Marius began to study the vibraphone at the jazz department of the Royal Conservatory in The Haque, where he graduated with distinction and created a CD on witch for the first time the cymbal is played as a jazz instrument. In October 1998 he recorded his first CD, and in the 1999-2000 season he played together with the Dutch group Flairck and later as a soloist with the Rosenberg Trio, Vladimir Cosma, Philip Catrine, Didier Lockwood, Anne Ducros, Dorado Smith, Basily Gipsy Band, Andre Rieu & more
Last Updated: February 15, 2012
This fantastic international trio offers an unexpected blend of jazz, world music, folklore from Rumania, Arabic music, Latin-American music and flamenco. All coming from the musical brains of Marius Preda, Decebal Badila and Antal Steixner, who never deny their roots and their favorite musical genre. Together they make the difference. The Preda Connection performs as a trio in theaters and concert halls, at national and international jazz-music festivals and can be easily be the inspiring basis for instrumental and vocal soloists.
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Primary Instrument:
Composer/conductor/leader
Location:
Den Haag
Willing to teach:
Advanced students only.
Credentials/Background:
Genre: Jazz, Classical, Folklore, Gipsy,
Teaching Cymbalom, Vibraphone, Violin, Piano, Accordion and more
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