Musicians
- Peter Beets - pianist
- Han Bennink - Percussionist
- Bert Boeren - Trombonist
- Michiel Borstlap- Pianist and composer
- Michiel Braam - Pianist and bandleader
- Willem Breuker - Bandleader and saxophonist
- Bert van den Brink (nl)- Pianist and composer/arranger
- Glenn Corneille - Pianist
- Pierre Courbois - Drummer
- Hans Dulfer - Saxophonist
- Candy Dulfer - Saxophonist (Hans Dulfer's daughter)
- Harry Emmery (nl) - Double bassist
- Max Geldray - Harmonica, comedy
- Hein van de Geyn - Double Bassist
- Maarten van der Grinten (de) - Guitarist
- Richard Hallebeek - Jazz-fusion
- Benjamin Herman (Saxophonist) (de)
- Jasper van 't Hof - Pianist and bandleader
- John Hondorp - Organist
- Ilse Huizinga - Singer
- Wessel Ilcken (de) (nl) - Drummer
- Greetje Kauffeld - Singer
- Tim Kliphuis - Violinist
- Frits Landesbergen - Drummer
- Erik van der Luijt - Pianist
- Rob Madna (nl) - Pianist and composer/arranger
- Willem van Manen (de) (nl)- Trombonist, composer, Big Band leader
- Johnny Meijer - Accordionist (folk and jazz)
- Misha Mengelberg - Pianist and composer
- Piet Noordijk (de) (nl) - Saxophonist
- Wim Overgaauw (de) - Guitarist
- Tony Overwater (de) - Bassist.
- Lodewijk Parisius - Dutch/Surinamese tenor saxophonist
- Rita Reys - Singer
- Ernst Reijseger - Cellist
- Han Reiziger (nl) - Pianist
- Marc van Roon - Pianist
- Toon Roos (de) - Saxophonist
- Stochelo Rosenberg - Guitarist
- Jesse van Ruller (de) (nl)- Guitarist
- Marzio Scholten - Guitarist
- Cees Slinger (de) - Pianist
- Jelle van Tongeren - Violinist
- Joe Vanenkhuizen - Accordionist saxophonist and composer
- Eric Vloeimans - Trumpeter
- Wolter Wierbos - Trombonist
- Diederik Wissels - piano
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