With the support of the Royal Conservatory of the Hague
Putting aside her career as an actress (she graduated from the Drama School of National Theater - Greece) Alexandra Lerta turned to jazz music when for the first time she participated in a seminar with the great vocalist Sheila Jordan (2001).
She recently graduated from the Royal Academy of Hague. Acompanied by Ad Hoc Quartet she will perform her version of jazz standards repertoire mostly from 30's and 40's through sparkling and passionate arrangements. Ad Hoc Quartet from Holland are Miguel Rodrigez (Spain) on piano, Robbert Jan van Straalen (Holland) on drums and the virtuoso contrabass player Vasilis Stephanopoulos (Greece).
Special guest of the evening, alto saxophonist Yiannis Papanastassiou (Greece).
Putting aside her career as an actress (she graduated from the Drama School of National Theater - Greece) Alexandra Lerta turned to jazz music when for the first time she participated in a seminar with the great vocalist Sheila Jordan (2001).
She recently graduated from the Royal Academy of Hague. Acompanied by Ad Hoc Quartet she will perform her version of jazz standards repertoire mostly from 30's and 40's through sparkling and passionate arrangements. Ad Hoc Quartet from Holland are Miguel Rodrigez (Spain) on piano, Robbert Jan van Straalen (Holland) on drums and the virtuoso contrabass player Vasilis Stephanopoulos (Greece).
Special guest of the evening, alto saxophonist Yiannis Papanastassiou (Greece).