Wolfert Brederode (born 1974) studied classical and jazz piano at the Royal Conservatory of The Hague and has been active as a performer and composer since 1996. He has released four albums as a leader on ECM Records, winning the 2023 Edison Jazz Award for Ruins and Remains, a suite for piano, string quartet and percussion. His music sits at the intersection of jazz, contemporary classical and folk, marked by a restrained, lyrical touch. Alongside his own ensembles he regularly collaborates with musicians including Joost Lijbaart, the Matangi Quartet and guitarist Ella Zirina.
Brederode and guitarist Ella Zirina performed a Pocket Concert for the injazz radio special of Buma Cultuur, with own compositions by both.
Brederode and Ella Zirina performed as a new duo during Spring Duets at the Bimhuis in Amsterdam.
Duo Lijbaart/Brederode performed in Australia, including in Brisbane.
Brederode won the Edison Jazz Award for the album Ruins and Remains (ECM, 2022), recorded with Joost Lijbaart and the Matangi Quartet.
Drummer and composer Joost Lijbaart presents his album Love Letters with the trio Sunflower and guests. An intimate concert exploring care, closeness and the quiet power of love.
Saxophonist Yuri Honing performs with his Acoustic Quartet, featuring music from 'Heaven On My Mind' and showcasing the distinctive sound of one of today's most creative jazz musicians.
