After "The Old Ploughs", "The Eurockéennes" it was the turn of the prestigious Montreux Festival in Switzerland opened its reservations. The festival "Montreux Jazz Festival 2011" will run from 1 to 16 July 2011, as usual, an unconventional musical program with many artists. "Montreux Jazz Festival is a famous festival of jazz music whose reputation continues to spread beyond its main musical theme.
This year, from 1 July and 15 days that many festival-goers can feast with impressive original programming. For this 45th edition, Montreux Jazz Festival will feature 32 concerts. From opening night, the show promises to be the rendezvous. Guitar lovers will be delighted to welcome on stage Carlos Santana and John McLaughlin.
During the next fortnight will be linked together a galaxy of outstanding artists as BB King, George Benson, Arcade Fire, Sting, Symphonicity ', Quincy Jones, Paul Simon, Liza Minelli, Afrika Bambaataa and many other artists to "Montreux Jazz Festival 2011". The Montreux Festival celebrating the anniversary of the U.S.
producer Tommy LiPuma. At age 75, this great man of music has participated in the Career of Barbra Streisand, Miles Davis, Al Jarreau Anita Baker, for example. Among the many concerts, "Montreux Jazz Festival 2011" also celebrate 30 years of American music label "Tommy Boy", known for his involvement in the development of black music and that was the launching pad for bands like Masters At Work , or De La Soul, Queen Latifah or Bimbo Jones.
On this occasion a great evening, July 15, "Montreux Jazz Festival 2011" will trace the history of Hip-Hop artists with the presence of House of Pain, Naughty By Nature and the master Afrika Bambaataa, who will be accompanied by dancers and graffiti artists . In various important evenings, July 13, "Montreux Jazz Festival 2011" will feature an evening tribute to 20th anniversary of the death of Miles Davis with Marcus Miller, Herbie Hancock and Wayne Shorter.
Finally, rock is not forgotten, since during the closing ceremony, the band Deep Purple will close the festival in Montreux for a concert where the group will be accompanied by a symphony orchestra. Reservations for the "Montreux Jazz Festival 2011" are open and like every year this unique event should keep all its promises. 
This year, from 1 July and 15 days that many festival-goers can feast with impressive original programming. For this 45th edition, Montreux Jazz Festival will feature 32 concerts. From opening night, the show promises to be the rendezvous. Guitar lovers will be delighted to welcome on stage Carlos Santana and John McLaughlin.
During the next fortnight will be linked together a galaxy of outstanding artists as BB King, George Benson, Arcade Fire, Sting, Symphonicity ', Quincy Jones, Paul Simon, Liza Minelli, Afrika Bambaataa and many other artists to "Montreux Jazz Festival 2011". The Montreux Festival celebrating the anniversary of the U.S.
producer Tommy LiPuma. At age 75, this great man of music has participated in the Career of Barbra Streisand, Miles Davis, Al Jarreau Anita Baker, for example. Among the many concerts, "Montreux Jazz Festival 2011" also celebrate 30 years of American music label "Tommy Boy", known for his involvement in the development of black music and that was the launching pad for bands like Masters At Work , or De La Soul, Queen Latifah or Bimbo Jones.
On this occasion a great evening, July 15, "Montreux Jazz Festival 2011" will trace the history of Hip-Hop artists with the presence of House of Pain, Naughty By Nature and the master Afrika Bambaataa, who will be accompanied by dancers and graffiti artists . In various important evenings, July 13, "Montreux Jazz Festival 2011" will feature an evening tribute to 20th anniversary of the death of Miles Davis with Marcus Miller, Herbie Hancock and Wayne Shorter.
Finally, rock is not forgotten, since during the closing ceremony, the band Deep Purple will close the festival in Montreux for a concert where the group will be accompanied by a symphony orchestra. Reservations for the "Montreux Jazz Festival 2011" are open and like every year this unique event should keep all its promises.
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