Interviews

The famous German singer, now living in New York, is back, not only live, but with a new album, and we caught up with her on the sidelines of one of her performances in Italy

The supergroup that unites bassist Dan Berglund and drummer Magnus Öström (both formerly of E.S.T.) with keyboardist Bugge Wesseltoft, an authentic guru of electronics applied to jazz, has just returned to Italy. And it is the latter that we wanted to interview.

The Parisian saxophonist, composer and bandleader, who turned 88 in 2023, has been writing European jazz history since the 1950s. Here is the account of our interview with a fundamental and decisive figure in the musical life of those decades.

Years after our last interview - it was in 2009 - we return to the home of Helen Merrill, who turns 94 this month and has recently reappeared in public after a long period of silence, to attend an important evening in her honor.

After an excellent debut album, the band led by the Canadian pianist raises the bar and releases one of the most interesting albums to be heard in 2023

On the eve of 2023 tour that will include Italy (Pescara and Rome, then Padua, Milan and Turin), we interviewed the famous bassist, who, as always, proves to be an amiable conversationalist.

The Tapestry Trio has been Joe Lovano's favorite vehicle for expression for several years now. Having interviewed the Cleveland saxophonist on several occasions, it was time to talk to one of the most important contemporary pianists about the experience.

After dominating the dance-electronic scene for more than 25 years with Daft Punk, Thomas Bangalter returns to "dance" music, but this time as a classical composer.

The bassist and composer returns with a new album that marks her Blue Note debut and features a deployment of forces not seen in some time.

On his third ECM album, the Argentinean guitarist makes a great work with a truly excellent band - a record that mixes languages and resents labels. Here is the result of our conversation