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Henry Threadgill's Zooid
Henry Threadgill (born February 15, 1944 in Chicago, Illinois) is a composer, saxophonist, clarinetist, flutist and percussionist of American jazz. Member of the AACM, he has hosted the Air trio, the septet Very Very Circus, groups or Make A Move Zooid.
Multi-instrumentalist, he added to his collection of reed instruments a percussion instrument of his invention: the "hubkaphone" series of car wheel covers.
At the edge of the jazz avant-garde since the early 1960s, composer-performer Henry Threadgill operates within a sophisticated, multi-sourced musical language developed over decades, since his early years with the Association for the Advancement of Creative Musicians. It's a language uniquely his own, one that his Zooid colleagues speak fluently.
This is a rare Washington appearance from Henry Threadgill, "one of the most important living composers in and around the jazz idiom" (Nate Chinen) and a dazzling alto saxophonist and flutist with masterly improvisational skills.
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Grace Kelly Festival de Jazz de Montréal
Voici un extrait du concert :
Je vous recommande Ain't no Sunshine :
Tigran Hamasyan, Festival de Jazz de Montréal,
Je vous recommande cet extrait du concert Arrata Rebirth :
D'autre part je vous recommande la pièce Forgotten World :
De même je vous recommande cette pièce de piano solo : What the Waves brought
Esperanza Spalding, Festival de Jazz de Montréal 2011
Je vous recommande cette prestation à la Maison Blanche :
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