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Guido Crepax: an improviser in comics

It was Guido Crepax who gave color and elegance to the image of jazz, which until the 1940s and 1950s was perceived in black and white: here's how it happened.

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It was Guido Crepax who gave color and elegance to the image of jazz, which until the 1940s and 1950s was perceived in black and white: here’s how it happened.

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Dal 1945 Musica Jazz è il primo mensile italiano di jazz. Ogni giorno notizie, anteprime, interviste e video.

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Musica Jazz is the first Jazz magazine in Italy.
It has been published continuously since July 1945.
It is the second longest running Jazz magazine in the world and among the longest running in Italy.
In December 2015, it was awarded the prestigious Ambrogino d'oro by the mayor of Milan.
It is published monthly and has been published with an accompanying record since November 1981.

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