Sound bars instead of strings: Peter Beets plays an electric piano in his Electric Band, which changed the world when it appeared half a century ago: Fender Rhodes. The warm, woolly and sometimes grumpy sound immediately conquered a central place in popular music. Jazz musicians also started experimenting with this new sound world. Dutch contemporary jazz heroes Ruud Breuls and Peter Beets with his quartet play compositions from this exciting time by Herbie Hancock and Freddie Hubbar Read more

Sound bars instead of strings: Peter Beets plays an electric piano in his Electric Band, which changed the world when it appeared half a century ago: Fender Rhodes. The warm, woolly and sometimes grumpy sound immediately conquered a central place in popular music. Jazz musicians also started experimenting with this new sound world. Dutch contemporary jazz heroes Ruud Breuls and Peter Beets with his quartet play compositions from this exciting time by Herbie Hancock and Freddie Hubbar Read more