Mircea Stan’s biography, net worth, fact, career, awards and life story

Intro Muzikant
Is Musician 
Jazz musician 
Type Music 
Gender male
Birth 1943
Age: 77 years

Mircea Stan (s. 1943 Romania) on romanialaissyntyinen jazzmuusikko ja pasunisti, joka on 1970-luvun alkuvuosista alkaen asunut Suomessa.

Stan oli yksi UMO Jazz Orchestran perustajajäsenistä. Sen lisäksi hän on soittanut muun muassa Edward Vesalan, Heikki Sarmannon ja Paroni Paakkunaisen johtamissa kokoonpanoissa. 1980-luvulta alkaen hän on esiintynyt duona saksofonisti-huilisti Pentti Lahden kanssa.

Mircea Stanin omat yhtyeet ovat olleet sekstettejä, joita levytyksissä on vahvistettu lyömäsoittajilla.

Muusikon työn ohella Mircea Stan on opettanut pitkään pasuunansoittoa Helsingin Pop & Jazz Konservatoriossa ja sen ulkopuolella.

Diskografiaa

  • The Touch (Kompass Records, 1987)
  • Para Los Trombones (Andania, 1989)
  • Roots Never Die (Mircea Stan Jazz Band, omakustanne, 2000)
  • Coming Home (Mircea Stan Quartet, Yleisradion äänite vuodelta 1974, Svart Recordsin vinyylijulkaisu 2010-luvulta)

Lähteet

Aiheesta muualla

  • Mircea Stan Discogs-levytystietokannassa
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