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Nicole Johänntgen, Antonio Lizana, Henri Texier, Tiziano Tononi & More

By Ludovico Granvassu | Mondo Jazz
December 2, 2023
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This time we bring you jazz that refuses to respect boundaries, or "Somethin' Else from Somewher' Else." In this episode we illustrate how jazz is arguably the most welcoming music genre of all, perfectly blending with musical traditions from around the world, from Native American and Latin American roots to Fado, Flamenco, Baroque British music and more.

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Playlist

Ben Allison "Mondo Jazz Theme (feat. Ted Nash & Pyeng Threadgill)" 0:00
Zenophilia feat. Dean Bowman "Master of Disaster" Come on Down (And Follow Us) (Hora) 0:16
Host talks 3:16
Nicole Johänntgen "Simplicity, Curiosity!" Labyrinth (Selmabird) 4:57
Host talks 10:38
Henri Texier "No Fear Song" An Indian's Life (Label Bleu) 13:36
Robbie Robertson "Insulin Train" Killers of the Flower Moon (O.S.T.) (Masterworks) 18:20
Tiziano Tononi "The Water Protectors" Winter Counts (We'll Still Be Here!) (Felmay) 21:07
Host talks 28:16
Leïla Martial, Valentin Ceccaldi "Cold Song" Le jardin des délices (BMC) 30:58
Sofia Rei, Jorge Roeder "Días De Sitio" Coplas Escondidas (Cascabelera) 36:31
Emilio Solla, Antonio Lizana "Vidalita—Buenos Aires Blues" El Siempre Mar (Tiger Turn) 39:37
Host talks 46:07
Antonio Lizana "Soledad" Vishuddha (Cristal) 48:39
Julio Resende Fado Jazz "Mr. Fado Goes to Africa for the First Time" Sons of Revolution (ACT) 53:21
Nils Berg Cinemascope "Anima" Basilicata Dreaming (Hoob) 56:35

Photo credit: Daniel Bernet

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