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Jeremy Monteiro

Jazz Diplomacy - Jeremy Monteiro & Silpakorn Jazz All-Star Big Band Featuring Natt Buntita

Silpakorn Main Auditorium
Sanam Chai · MRT Blue
Brazilian Jazz
from Free
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Organized by Silpakorn University Faculty of Music, Nomad Media Thailand

Singaporean jazz pianist Jeremy Monteiro performs with Silpakorn University's Jazz All-Star Big Band and Thai vocalist Natt Buntita at the Silpakorn Main Auditorium on 10 September 2026. The concert, billed as a cultural exchange between Singapore and Thailand, is free to attend.

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  • Silpakorn Jazz All-Star Big Band

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Venue Information

Silpakorn Main Auditorium

33 Thanon Maha Rat, Khwaeng Phra Borom Maha Ratchawang, Khet Phra Nakhon, Krung Thep Maha Nakhon 10200, Thailand
Bangkok

Sanam Chai · MRT Blue

Getting There

Located in the historic Rattanakosin Island area of Bangkok, near the Chao Phraya River and the Grand Palace. By BTS: Alight at Saphan Taksin station, then take a river taxi along the Chao Phraya River to Tha Chang Pier (N9), a short walk from the venue. By river taxi: Tha Chang Pier (N9) on the Chao Phraya Express Boat service is the most convenient riverside stop. By taxi or ride-hailing: Use the Google Maps link to navigate directly; note that traffic in the old town area can be heavy, especially on weekends. By tuk-tuk: Available from nearby areas such as Sanam Luang or Tha Chang Pier for a short scenic ride. By bus: Several public bus routes serve Thanon Maha Rat and the Sanam Luang area; check the Bangkok Mass Transit Authority (BMTA) app for current routes. Parking: Street parking in this area is very limited; arriving by public transport or river taxi is strongly recommended.

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About Jeremy Monteiro

Jeremy Monteiro is a Singaporean jazz pianist and composer whose playing draws on Brazilian and broader Southeast Asian jazz traditions built up over four decades of performing. He received Singapore's Cultural Medallion in 2002 and has been a central figure in the city-state's jazz scene long enough to earn the local press nickname "Singapore's King of Swing." With only a small Spotify following, catching him in a room is a more intimate proposition than his reputation in Singapore might suggest.

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