B-Classic - 20.03.2022 The Elfurenmis (‘Eleven O’clock Mass’) with Christophe Busch and Carlo Nardozza

For the last Elfurenmis of the season, we're pulling out all the stops. This simple yet effective concept rests entirely on the strength of the sermon and the musical ability of the solo artist. Because only the best is good enough, Rashif, Maarten, Martijn and Tim – our faithful soldiers of the eleventh hour – will be accompanied by Christophe Busch and Carlo Nardozza.

Christophe Busch is a criminologist with a master's degree in the Holocaust and genocide studies. He worked in forensic psychiatry for twelve years before overseeing the development of a forensic psychiatric care organisation. Until the end of 2019 he was the director of Kazerne Dossin and currently heads the Hannah Arendt Institute for Diversity, Urbanity and Citizenship. He is also an expert on radicalisation for various government organisations.

Carlo Nardozza is an internationally acclaimed trumpet player. He is also an active jazz, pop and big band musician. As a young trumpet player, he won dozens of national and international prizes. His own projects include Trio in Bocca al Lupo (with Tim Finoulst on guitar), Duology, Delirium Quintet, 11 (with Michel Bisceglia on piano) and the trio Moi, lui et l’ami. He is also a permanent member of OTOmachine, the Jelle van Giel Group and the Bram Wijters Quartet, and regularly performs with the Brussels Jazz Orchestra. He currently works as head trumpet lecturer at the Maastricht Academy of Music