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Interview with Orrin Evans
Interview with Orrin Evans. A deep dive into Evans’ musical vision, BAM activism, and the legacy of the Captain Black Big Band
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Branford Marsalis “Belonging”
Brandford Marsalis "Belonging". The saxophonist makes his debut on Blue Note with a reinterpretation of Keith Jarrett’s landmark 1974 album
Jay Leonhart talks about himself to Musica Jazz
Without knowing it, you probably have a house full of records featuring Jay Leonhart, one of the most recorded double bass players in the history of jazz—as well as pop, rock, R&B, and more. Here is his adventurous story.
Nels Cline: Consentrik Quartet
One of the great masters of the contemporary guitar returns with a new band and a new album: a musician who defies classification and thrives on boundless intellectual curiosity.
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Joe Lovano: Artistic Direction at Bergamo Jazz and «Hommage»
It’s becoming a welcome tradition to interview the great saxophonist in March - once again on the occasion of his appointment as Artistic Director of Bergamo Jazz, but that's not all: there’s also a new ECM album.
Joe Fonda “Eyes On The Horizon”
On the occasion of a double concert in Milan (first at the Soho Café and then at the Long Song Books&Café), we caught up...
Simone Locarni: A Rising Star of Jazz Piano
Interview with the young pianist from Piedmont, rapidly emerging as one of the most intriguing talents on the Italian scene.
January 27th: Holocaust Remembrance Day
The Swing of Ezio and Renato Levi: musicologist Luca Bragalini tells us the story behind his surprising investigation into two tragically forgotten figures of Italian jazz.
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Iiro Rantala: I Play Because I Enjoy It
A conversation with the Finnish pianist whose deepening ties with Italy have led to a new duo album with Stefano Bollani
Jan Lundgren: Melody Transcends All Borders
On the eve of the release of the new Mare Nostrum album - the long-running collaboration with Paolo Fresu and Richard Galliano - the Swedish pianist speaks with us about his recent work with Brazilian virtuoso Yamandu Costa