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Il meglio del 2016 secondo Libero Farnè
Per quanto riguarda i concerti ascoltati qua e là, ho voluto mettere l'accento su alcune favolose solo performance. In ognuna delle due categorie mi sembra inevitabile mettere in evidenza che oggi il jazz italiano è al livello di quello internazionale, evidenziando anzi proprie peculiarità.
Dischi
 Jaimeo Brown Trascendence Work Songs (Motema Music) |  John Hollenbeck's Claudia Quintet Super Petite (Cuneiform Records) |  Franco D'Andrea Electric Tree Trio Music Vol I (Parco della Musica Records) |
 Ellery Eskelin Trio Willisau Live (Hatology) |  Danilo Gallo Dark Dry Tears Thinking Beats Where Mind Dies (Parco della Musica Records) |  Ches Smith The Bell (ECM Records) |
 Craig Taborn Trio The Book of Angels 27 (Tzadik Records) |  Henry Threadgill Ensemble Double Up Old Locks and Irregulars Verbs (Pi Recordings) |  Tino Tracanna, Massimiliano Milesi, Giulio Corini, Filippo Sala Double Cut (UR Records) |
 Matt Wilson's Big Happy Family Beginning of a Memory (Palmetto Records) |
Stefano Battaglia solo—Telti—13.08.2016
Francesco Bearzatti Tinissima—Dozza (Bo)—02.04.2016
Domenico Caliri for Fred Frith—Bologna—14.05.2016
George Clinton Parliament Funkedelic—Perugia—15.07.2016
Steve Coleman & Council of Balance—Bologna—14.11.2016
Giovanni Falzone Mosche elettriche—Bolzano—02.07.2016
Kronos Quartet—Bologna—19.11.2016
Michele Rabbia solo—Fano—27.07.2016
Michael Riessler solo—Saalfelden—26.08.2016
Dan Rosenboom Burning Ghosts—Saalfelden—27.08.2016
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