Contemporary Jazz

What kind of inferno are the musicians talking about?
The profane one we all experience day after day?
Or is “inferno” meant to be a metaphor for the freedom of the improviser?
Are they blowing it out or are they blowing it off?
Or are they cancelling it because it is not going to happen?
Or could it be a persiflage on the slippery music business that both musicians have gained experience with from various points of view? more...

Moods and motifs of Sardinian music, makes obvious comments on them where tenors and launeddas are present, or creates fantastic metamorphoses for them, of course also of the sound. Jazz as the most open of all musical forms is Favata's socialisation. more...

This "Songbook” travels around the globe and is being enriched and transformed by other cultures - especially by mixed cultures such as Jazz and Latin music more...

Besslers solistic piano cascadesare conveying in all movements and virtuosity as well peace and balance.
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