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David Murray Quartet: Birdly Serenade

David Murray (tenor saxophone, clarinet), Marta Sanchez (piano), Luke Stewart (double bass), Russell Carter (drums), Francesca Cinelli (vocals)

For more than fifty years, David Murray has been shaping the sound of modern Jazz: bold, creative, rooted in tradition, and always pushing borders.

Joe Lovano – Julian Lage: Paramount Quartet

Joe Lovano (saxophone), Julian Lage (guitar), Santi Debriano (double bass), Will Calhoun (drums)

Paramount Quartet: four Jazz superstars who combine to yield something that is always absolutely flawless. Maestro Lovano, with his unique saxophone, warm sound and fluid musical saunters; Julian Lage, with his elegant guitar of astonishing clarity; Santi Debriano, whose deep, rhythmic, double bass is laced with Afro-Latin influences; and Will Calhoun, on drums as powerful as they are nuanced.

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Azar Lawrence Quartet: John Coltrane. The Impulse Era!

Azar Lawrence (tenor saxophone), Benito Gonzales (piano), Essiet Essiet (double bass), Brandon Lee (drums)

On the centenary of John Coltrane's birth, fellow tenor saxophonist Azar Lawrence is paying tribute to him, accompanied by three of the best musicians on the US West Coast scene. Lawrence, very close, professionally, to McCoy Tyner, Coltrane's pianist during the Impulse era, has chosen to honour the Jazz giant from the perspective he knows best: the years when “Trane” laid the foundations for the revolution that so shook up the world of Jazz with his daring, avant-garde approach.

Cécile McLorin Salvant

Composer, singer and visual artist, Cécile McLorin Salvant, has established herself as one of the most unique and visionary voices in contemporary Jazz. Her artistry stems from a deep passion for storytelling and exploring the connections between Jazz, vaudeville, blues, folk traditions, theatre and baroque music. With impeccable technique, boundless imagination, luminous musicality and a wide and varied repertoire, this American artist has the capacity to easily transport us to beautiful soundscapes where emotion and theatricality live together with absolute freedom.

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Charles Tolliver Africa/Brass Celebrating Coltrane's Centennial

Charles Tolliver (trumpet, conductor), Camille Thurman (tenor saxophone, vocals), Darrell Green (drums), Antonio Faraò (piano), Chris Dahlgren (double bass), Musikene Big Band

A self-taught, absolute master of his craft, deeply committed to the essence of African-American Jazz, Charles Tolliver is one of the great trumpeters, composers and arrangers of our era, a musician who, throughout a career spanning more than six decades, has managed to preserve the legacy of John Coltrane and the sound of his album, Africa/Brass (1961).

Marcus  Miller: We want Miles!

Marcus Miller (bass, bass clarinet), Mike Stern (guitar), Bill Evans (saxophone), Mino Cinelu (percussion), Russell Gunn (trumpet), Brett Williams (keyboards), Anwar Marshall (drums)

The We want Miles! project will include a selection of tracks from the iconic live album, We want Miles! recorded in Japan in 1981, along with compositions from Miles’ celebrated catalogue, spanning the 1950s and the 1960s, up to his final period in the late 1980s.   

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Vincent Peirani - Living Being IV (Time Reflections)

Vincent Peirani (accordion), Émile Parisien (soprano saxophone), Yoann Serra (drums), Julien Herné (bass), Tony Paeleman (Fender Rhodes)

Virtuoso French accordionist, Vincent Peirani, one of the most innovative and versatile voices in European Jazz, presents Living Being IV (Time Reflections), the latest chapter in an ongoing musical adventure that has been taking shape since 2015. In this work, Peirani continues to expand the sound universe of Living Being, five great musicians who come together to stomp together, completely given over to exploration and creative impulse. It is a project in which every concert is a unique experience.

New Sketches of Spain: Erik Truffaz – Antonio Lizana

Erik Truffaz (trumpet), Antonio Lizana (vocals, alto saxophone, flute), Renaud Gabriel Pion (bass clarinet, English horn, arrangements), Ana Perez (dance), Oscar Lago (guitar), Arin Keshishi (electric bass), Manuel de la Torre (drums), Vincent Thomas (percussion)

Miles Davis created Sketches of Spain (1960) drawing inspiration from his discovery of Spanish roots music, from Joaquín Rodrigo's Concierto de Aranjuez to the expressive universe of flamenco.

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