INTERNATIONAL BOOGIE WOOGIE FESTIVAL HOLLAND 2011


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The International Boogie Woogie Festival Holland 2011 takes place on Saturday March 12th 2011 in Regardz Hotel Heerlickheijd van Ermelo.

The show starts at 20:00 PM and ends at 0:30 AM.

Master of Ceremonies is Ronald Wüstenberg.
 

Regardz Hotel Heerlickheijd van Ermelo

Introduction

The International Boogie Woogie Festival Holland is one of the the worlds biggest boogie woogie and piano blues festivals. Many piano players and other musicians from all over the world perform for you in the beautiful concert hall of hotel Heerlickheijd van Ermelo.

The festival treats you with an unforgettable evening full of musical and swinging top entertainment, a variety of Boogie Woogie, Blues, Jazz and Rhythm 'n Blues.

Tickets can be ordered by telephone or by e-mail at hotel Heerlickheijd van Ermelo, Reservations Department. Tickets cost 49.50 EURO each. First Class tickets cost 59.50 each. The seats are numbered.

Regardz Hotel Heerlickheijd van Ermelo
Staringlaan 1
3852 LA Ermelo, Holland
Tel: +31 (0)341-56 85 85
Fax: +31 (0)341-56 85 00
E-mail: heerlickheijdvanermelo@regardz.nl
Website: www.heerlickheijd.nl

Regardz Hotel Heerlickheijd van Ermelo offers festival visitors a Boogie Woogie Arrangement, if you would like to stay for the night(s). For more information, please click Arrangement or contact the hotel.

After the festival you can enjoy till late (or till 'early in the morning') the musical afterparty, where some of the musicians will perform in an informal setting in the bar of the hotel with two upright pianos.

The International Boogie Woogie Festival Holland is organised by Stichting Boogie Promotions Holland, founded and chaired by Dutch boogie woogie pianist Martijn Schok.


Photo impressions of the festival in 2010
(Robert Joore)



The International Boogie Woogie Festival
Holland is being supported by Prins Bernhard Cultuurfonds