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Il meglio del 2017 secondo Vincenzo Roggero

By Vincenzo Roggero
January 10, 2018
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Tempo di consuntivi e di classifiche. Piuttosto complicato, decisamente parziale ma comunque divertente estrarre dal cilindro del 2017 dodici titoli rappresentativi. Così tra conferme che profumano di classicità -Craig Taborn, Steve Coleman, Nicole Mitchell, Rob Mazurek -, debutti clamorosi -Jaimie Branch -, ritorni tanto attesi -Arto Lindsay -, connubi sorprendenti -Iggy Pop con il trio di Jamie Saft-, e una vitale scena italiana ci apprestiamo, curiosi, ad un nuovo anno di ascolti.

Dischi

Ferdinando Farao Artchipel Orchestra To Lindsay: omaggio a Lindsay Cooper Music Center	Jaimie Branch Fly or Die International Anthem Recording Company	Chicago / London Underground A Night Walking Through Mirrors Cuneiform
Steve Coleman Morphogenesis Pi Recordings	Arto Lindsay Cuidado Madame Northern Spy Records	Nicole Mitchell Emerging Worlds Fpe Records
Gabriele Mitelli O.N.G. Crash Parco della Musica	Roberto Ottaviano QuarkTet Sideralis Dodicilune	Jamie Saft, Steve Swallow, Bobby Previte, Iggy Pop Loneliness Road Rarenoise Records
Craig Taborn Daylight Ghosts ECM	David Virelles Gnosis ECM	Anna Webber Binary Skirl Records

Concerti

Rex Kramer—Amici del Po—Monticelli d'Ongina-(18.01.2017)
Roscoe Mitchell—Teatro Manzoni—Milano-(29.01.2017)
James Brandon Lewis Trio—Cinema Torresino—Padova—(03.03.2017)
Chris Lightcap Bigmouth—Cinema Torresino—Padova—(26.03.2017)
Fen-Far East Network—Cinema Torresino—Padova—(22.04.2017)
Gabriele Mitelli, Pasquale Mirra—Cinema Torresino—Padova—(28.04.2017)
The Thing—Il Pendio—Monticelli Brusati-(24.06.2017)
Enrico Rava New Quartet—Lo Sparviere—Monticelli Brusati—(23.06.2017)
Rob Mazurek, Jeff Parker—Alberodonte—Rodengo Saiano—(07.11.2017)
Tiziano Bianchi Trio—Cantina del Teatro—Soresina—(14.12.2017)

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