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Amsterdam, Vincent van

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Baas, Robert020 - 4961935

Beeck, Klaas van > 1903 - 1979
Bie, Frans de0223 - 642667
Blaakmeer-de Vries, Akkie0527 - 697789

Boer, Cherie de0343 - 533787

Bruin, Gertie050 - 5415265

Bruijs, Peter

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Cornelissen, Rik06 24229690 (Accordeonist | Muziekdocent | Componist | Arrangeur)

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Dam, Jean Louis van036 - 5386288 > 06 14636300
Deutekom, Martin
Driessen, Ben077 - 4673290

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Egmond, Anne va

Eyk, Tonny
Eyck, Jos van

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Feitsma, Romke0517 - 591079
Figaroa, Shahaira013 - 4563428
Fleurbaay, Bert0118 - 552667

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Goede, Eddy de035 - 6022772
Govers, Harry06 45836244
Groener, Thijs0541 - 352378

Guiran, Jean-Pierre0343 - 513432

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Heijenk, Karin
Hrustanbegovic, Nihad06 19578893

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Janssen, Hay
Jong, Evert de0513 - 541515

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Kasik, Peter

Kerssies, Tim

Kokkeler, Monique06 41063498


Kraayenhof, Carel0299 - 690821 (bandeon)

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Laanen, René (de webmaster 4 years old)

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Maasland, Arie (MALANDO) > 1908 - 1980

Mathews, Math (1924-2009)
Throughout his career, Math Mathews fought an uphill battle to get the accordion accepted in bop-oriented jazz. He learned to play music during the Nazi occupation, and after the war ended, Mathews was inspired to play jazz when he heard a radio broadcast of Joe Mooney. He worked locally in Holland including most notably with the Millers from 1947-50. After moving to New York in 1952, he put together a quartet that for a time featured (and introduced) the young Herbie Mann on flute and tenor. Mathews' other sidemen included Art Farmer, Julius Watkins, Joe Puma, Oscar Pettiford, Percy Heath and Kenny Clarke. In addition to making records as a leader, Mathews also recorded with Carmen McRae from 1954-55. By the end of the decade he was mostly working as a studio musician, and in 1964 Mathews returned to the Netherlands. His importance to jazz greatly lessened as he has primarily worked in the studios as a player, arranger and producer, but Mathews' performances in the 1950s made a strong case for the accordion in jazz. Mathews recorded as a leader for the Dutch Van Wouw label (four titles in 1944), Brunswick (1953-54), Dawn (1956), Savoy (a 1957 date with four French horn players), Verve (live at Newport in 1957), JJM, Design and, back in the Netherlands, Ariola (1975). ~ Scott Yanow, All Music Guide


Meijer, Johnny (1912-1992)

Mooten, Harry (1928-1996)

Mulder, Leo06 12222470

Mulder, Michel (bandoneon)

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Nijhof, Jeroen

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Orsouw, Coen van (1920 - 2009)

Overbeek, Dirk

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Pico, Henri Jean06 45836244

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Roskam, Ilse

Ruiswijk, Gert van026 - 3234534

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Trok, Rene

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Verbiest, Rony
Visscher, Lars06 40565020

Vrolijk, André06 55864208

Vuuren, Flippie van
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