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Il meglio del 2017 secondo Nicola Negri

By Nicola Negri
January 6, 2018
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Un altro anno di musica straordinaria: dodici dischi (e una manciata di concerti memorabili) per riflettere sul 2017 appena concluso. Maestri come Wadada Leo Smith e Roscoe Mitchell continuano a stupire per coraggio e coerenza; Nicole Mitchell e Satoko Fujii si confermano musiciste e compositrici di valore assoluto; si delineano nuove prospettive grazie a Irreversible Entanglements, Hear in Now, Lisa Mezzacappa, Miles Okazaki; The Necks e Sexmob ripropongono formule consolidate eppure sempre appassionanti; la libera improvvisazione supera ogni confine con Otomo Yoshihide, Hiroshi Yamazaki, Evan Parker e il glorioso Gruppo di Improvvisazione Nuova Consonanza.

Buon ascolto.

Dischi

Wadada Leo Smith
Solo: Reflections and Meditations on Monk
TUM

Roscoe Mitchell
Bells for the South Side
ECM

Irreversible Entanglements
Irreversible Entanglements
International Anthem

Nicole Mitchell
Mandorla Awakening II: Emerging Worlds
FPE

Lisa Mezzacappa
avantNOIR
Clean Feed

Otomo Yoshihide, Hiroshi Yamazaki, Evan Parker
14.11.16
Otoroku

The Necks
Unfold
Ideologic Organ

Hear in Now
Not Living in Fear
International Anthem

Miles Okazaki
Trickster
Pi Recordings

Satoko Fujii Orchestra New York
Fukushima
Libra

Sexmob
Cultural Capital
Rex Records

Gruppo di Improvvisazione Nuova Consonanza
Azioni/Reazioni 1967-1969
die Schachtel

Concerti

Arashi—Centro d'Arte Padova (2017-05-05)
The Thing—Ground Music Festival (Monticelli Brusati, BS) (2017-06-24)
Eve Risser White Desert Orchestra —Saalfelden Jazz Festival (Austria) (2017-08-27)
Craig Taborn Quartet—Jazz & Wine of Peace (Cormons, GO) (2017-10-28)
The Necks—Centro d'Arte Padova (2017-11-28).

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